Raw and graded views across pricing tools
Raw and graded cards are kept apart everywhere you price: separate tabs in Sold Comps, a condition choice in the price checker, and a Raw, Graded or Unknown label on every market listing.
- Status
- Shipped
- First discussed
- Development started
- Shipped
- Last updated
Overview
Mixing slabs into raw prices, or raw cards into graded prices, skews a card's value. SlabIQ reads each listing's condition and title to label it Raw, Graded with its grader and grade, or Unknown when the listing is unclear, and unclear listings count toward neither. Sold Comps has All, Raw and Graded tabs and a raw-versus-graded table on each card, and the price checker lets you choose the condition you want priced.
Completed work
- Graded inventory priced at its own grade
- Listing condition reader that recognises the major and smaller graders and treats unclear or hopeful titles as Unknown
- Condition choice in the free price checker
- All, Raw and Graded tabs and a raw-versus-graded table in Sold Comps
Milestones
- Completed
Graded cards priced at their own grade tier
- Completed
Listing condition reader with an Unknown tier
- Completed
Sold Comps All / Raw / Graded tabs
What “done” means
The outcomes this item has to deliver, and when each was confirmed.
Graded listings never count toward raw prices, and unclear listings count toward neither
Met
Sold Comps can be switched between All, Raw and Graded
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The price checker prices the condition the visitor picks
Met
Development updates
No development updates have been posted yet.