130point alternative for sports card and TCG sold prices
130point is a popular free lookup for card sales. If you need those comps in code, a spreadsheet, or an app, here is how an eBay sold-listings API compares.
130point is a go-to website for sports card and trading card collectors checking recent sales, and it is known for surfacing Best Offer outcomes. It is built for people searching by hand. If you are building a card app, a collection tracker, or a pricing spreadsheet, you need the same comps from an API.
| 130point | eBay Sold Listings API | |
|---|---|---|
| Use | Manual lookups in a browser | Programmatic, JSON or CSV |
| Public API | No | Yes |
| Card focus | Sports cards and TCG | Any category, cards included |
| Best Offer | Shows offer outcomes | bestOfferAccepted flag on every sale |
| Marketplaces | eBay and others | 8 eBay marketplaces |
| Bulk | One search at a time | Batch jobs of 100 cards, CSV download |
Graded vs raw in one request each
Card pricing lives in the gap between graded and raw copies. Exclude grading companies for raw comps, include the grade for slabs:
# PSA 10 copies
curl "https://api.ebaysoldlistingsapi.com/scrape?keyword=charizard+ex+199%2F165+psa+10" -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
# raw copies
curl "https://api.ebaysoldlistingsapi.com/scrape?keyword=charizard+ex+199%2F165+-psa+-bgs+-cgc+-sgc+-graded" -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"Our Charizard ex 199/165 study shows what that gap looks like in real sales: a PSA 10 median of $1,525 against $350 raw.
Does 130point have an API?
130point does not offer a public developer API. For programmatic card comps, use an eBay sold-listings API.
Can I price a whole card collection at once?
Yes. Submit up to 100 card searches in one batch job and download every sale as a single CSV.
Try it with real data
Get completed eBay sales as JSON. Fifty free requests a month, no card required.
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