PSA has launched a pricing research function for sales of its graded sports cards at auction houses and on eBay.
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rs a fully searchable database of cards and associated results dating back over ten years. Users can type in a specific player and retrieve a list of cards. The number of results for each specific card is shown along with the record auction price for that card. Users who click on the link to each card can then see each auction result, with each available to be sorted by grade, date of sale or realized price.
Both vintage and modern era cards are included in the results.
A “Summary Prices by Grade” link offers the total number of each card sold by grade along with the combined value of all, the most recent selling price for that particular card and the average price for sales recorded in the database.
The current population of each card in each grade is also listed.
PSA says the data will be updated on a daily basis.
There is no cost to use the search tool and PSA Collectors Club membership is not required.
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