Type any card name and grade below. We’ll open eBay’s completed sales — filtered to your exact search — so you see real market prices instantly.
Enter the card name, year, set, and grade. The more specific you are, the tighter your comps will be.
We send you directly to eBay’s completed sales — not active listings — so every result is a real transaction.
Browse recent sold prices to find true market value. Buy with confidence. Sell at the right price.
Anyone can list a card at any price. Many listings sit unsold for months at 2–3x market value.
A completed sale means a real buyer paid that price. It’s the only number that reflects true market demand.
A PSA 10 can be worth 5x a PSA 9 of the same card. Always comp the exact grade you’re buying or selling.
Card values shift with injuries, trades, and hot streaks. Last month’s comp may already be stale.
The most reliable method is searching eBay’s completed listings — not active listings. Active listings show asking prices, which can be wildly inflated. Use our free tool above to jump directly to filtered sold results for any card.
A comp (comparable sale) is a recent completed transaction for the same or similar card. Collectors use comps to establish fair market value before buying or selling. The best comps match the same card, year, set, grade, and variant.
Sellers can list cards at any price — there’s no limit. Many listings sit unsold for months at inflated prices. Sold prices reflect what real buyers were actually willing to pay, making them a far more accurate measure of true value.
Yes — significantly. A PSA 10 can be worth 3–10x more than the same card in PSA 9. Always include the grade when searching comps. Search PSA 10 and PSA 9 separately to understand the price spread before buying or submitting for grading.
Search eBay completed sales for the specific card, grade, and variant. Look at the last 5–10 sales for an average. Ignore outliers. Check the trend — are prices rising or falling? Our tool opens this filtered view automatically.
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