Current Beta
Grade Signals currently uses provider-supplied aggregate sold-history fields,
including eBay-sourced sold prices when present in the snapshot. The app also
offers user-directed eBay search links for manual research; those pages are not scraped.
Why We Use It
Sold comps support raw-to-graded valuation, floor-grade net analysis,
confidence labels, and audit trails that explain why a card is marked Buy,
Negotiate, Pass, or Needs Review.
Direct eBay Target
If approved for eBay Marketplace Insights, Grade Signals would request item-level
sold-comp evidence only for specific user-selected cards: sold price, sold date,
title, item ID, URL when permitted, condition, category, and image when permitted.
What We Do Not Do
Grade Signals does not automate purchases, bids, checkout, offers, reserve
price estimation, seller profiling, broad category reporting, data resale,
or public bulk access to provider data.
Active Listings
Active and sold eBay search links may be shown for manual research on eBay.
Active asking prices are availability context only and are not treated as
sold value in raw-to-graded net calculations.
Research Disclaimer
Grade Signals is a research and decision-support tool. It is not financial,
investment, legal, tax, grading, or collecting advice. Card prices, grading
outcomes, fees, liquidity, and market conditions can change.
Independent research product.
Grade Signals is not affiliated with eBay, Nintendo, The Pokemon Company,
PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, ACE, TAG, or marketplace providers. Trademarks and marketplace data
references are used for card identification and valuation research.