Every live eBay auction that passes the exact-card filter for the 40 cards the engine tracks, with the card's nightly mark and the last bids seen on earlier auctions (a floor, not a sale price) beside the current bid. Sorted by time to close. A bid under the mark is the one thing on eBay you can act on today; whether it stays under is up to the last ten seconds. Opening prices with no bids are shown, but marked as exactly that.
Live auctions
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verified, 40 cards
Under our price · with bids
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bid + ship below the ask floor
Closing in 6h
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act-now window
Marks as of
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Mark = the engine's verified ask floor for the exact card (ask basis, updated nightly). Last bids = the median of the LAST BID the engine saw on auctions for that card before they ended, shown only after two or more. The engine looks once a night, so that last look is a median of ~12 hours before the close; eBay auctions do most of their bidding in the final minutes. These are a floor, not sale prices. Bid + shipping is compared to each separately; they are never blended. Auctions that fail the exact-card filter (parallels, slabs, lots, other card codes) are not shown. ShopCardHub earns a commission on eBay purchases made through links on this page.
Under the markCurrent bid + shipping is below the engine's ask floor for the card. Solid green = someone has actually bid. Dashed "opening" = the seller's starting price with no bids yet; anyone can be first, and most of these move in the last hour.
vs last bidsThe same bid against the median of last-seen bids on auctions for this card that ended. A floor, not a sale price — see above. Fewer than two and it says "no closed auctions yet".
VerifiedTitle must carry the card code, the year, and none of the parallel/slab/lot words. Same filter that makes the nightly mark.
What we don't knowThe reserve, the snipes queued for the last ten seconds, and whether the seller's photo matches the title. Read the listing.