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Graded Prices Now Include Fanatics Collect Sales

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Graded Prices Now Include Fanatics Collect Sales

Until now, the graded prices on PokePriceTracker came from eBay sold listings. Starting today they also include sales from Fanatics Collect, the marketplace formerly known as PWCC, which runs some of the biggest graded-card auctions in the hobby.

What's new

  • More sales behind every graded price. Fanatics Collect weekly auctions, Premier auctions and buy-now sales are matched to the right card and grade, then combined with eBay's sold listings. Thin markets get more data, and high-end cards get the auction results that actually set their prices.
  • Every sale shows where it sold. The sold-listings table on each card now has a Sold On column with the marketplace's logo, and each sale links back to the original listing.
  • Prices are what the buyer paid. Fanatics Collect auction prices include its 20% buyer's premium, so they compare directly with eBay sold prices. Only completed, paid sales are counted.
  • PSA, CGC, BGS and SGC, in every grade, for English and Japanese cards, refreshed daily.

For developers

Nothing to change in your integration. Graded sales still arrive under ebay when you request a card with includeEbay=true, and the per-grade stats now blend both marketplaces. Two new fields tell you where each sale came from:

  • salesByGrade[grade].salesBySource: how many of a grade's sales came from each marketplace, e.g. { "ebay": 351, "fanatics": 2 }.
  • soldListings[grade][].source (Business plan): "ebay" or "fanatics". Fanatics Collect listings use the ID format fanatics:<sale id>.

The documentation has the full field reference, and the Fanatics Collect sold prices page has an overview.

Why it matters

eBay is the biggest marketplace for graded Pokémon cards, but not the only one that sets prices. Fanatics Collect runs a large weekly auction every Sunday and its Premier auctions handle many of the most valuable cards in the hobby, so leaving those sales out meant missing part of the market, especially for vintage and Japanese cards. With both marketplaces in one place, graded prices on PokePriceTracker reflect more of what collectors actually pay.

PokePriceTracker is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fanatics Collect, Fanatics or eBay.

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