How to search

1. Start general, or be specific. Year, Company and Player are enough: leave Card # blank and pick from the cards eBay’s listings name. If you know the exact card, add its number.
2. Narrow it down with a Keyword when you know the card’s details: a parallel or variation (gold /50, image variation), a phrase in quotes ("1st Bowman"), or -word to leave something out (-reprint).
3. Or search broad and use Parallels. Try 2018 Topps Chrome #150 Ohtani: every version shows as a chip (Refractor, Pink, X-Fractor…), and you pick the one you want.
4. Wildcard company: * means any company; Topps* means Topps and its sub-sets (Chrome, Update…).
5. Basketball and hockey: type the season (1992-93) or just its first year (1992). The second year (1993) is a different card.

Reading the results

1. Grade Piles show the lowest Buy It Now at each grade, Raw to 10, with how many copies and their range. A = Authentic (genuine, no number grade); 4.5 sits under the 4; Q = qualified (off-centre, miscut, marks…), which sells for less.
2. Tap a grade to see its copies. Tap a photo to see it full size; the rest of the copy opens the eBay listing.
3. Filters switch Buy It Now or auctions, graders and price. Asks over 5× their pile’s usual price are hidden unless you untick Hide crazy asks.