Sold
£63.10
Movement
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Sold
£64.99
Movement
↓ -1.5%
Sold
£57.00
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↓ -21.4%
Sold
£265.00
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Sold
£649.00
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Sold
£89.10
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↑ +30.5%
Sold
£75.00
Movement
↑ +13.7%
Sold
£65.99
Movement
↓ -3.4%
Sold
£60.00
Movement
↓ -14.8%
Sold
£72.50
Movement
↑ +6.1%
Sold
£52.40
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Sold
£649.00
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Sold
£75.00
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Sold
£68.30
Movement
↓ -12.6%
Sold
£62.04
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Sold
£83.90
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Sold
£94.30
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About this data, coverage & frequently asked questions
Daily Data Refresh
Daily imports add available eBay sold listings. Source access can delay an update.
Automatic updates
New records are merged with previously collected listings. The latest recorded sale date is 2026-10-06; this is not an import timestamp.
Historical window
eBay may expose up to 90 days of sold results. Our historical coverage is incomplete and varies by search and source availability; an absent record does not prove a card has never sold.
Source-price limitations
These are recorded listing prices, not independently confirmed payments. Accepted offers, cancelled transactions, postage and marketplace charges can affect what a buyer actually paid.
What Are ACE Grading Fees?
Fee structures can change over time, so this section explains fee drivers rather than fixed amounts.
Typical fee factors
- Service tier and target turnaround time
- Submission size (single, small batch, or bulk)
- Declared value bands for submitted cards
- Optional add-ons and presentation options
- Postage, return shipping, and insurance
Best practice before submitting
Check ACE Grading's official service prices and current terms before submitting cards. This tracker does not set grading fees and is independent from ACE Grading and eBay.
Who Is ACE Grading?
ACE Grading is a card grading brand frequently referenced in UK collectible card listings and secondary-market sales data.
What ACE grading means in listings
In sold listings, ACE-graded cards are typically represented with a numerical grade and a card identifier. Buyers use these details to compare condition levels and value ranges across similar cards.
How this tracker uses that data
ACE Grading Sales Tracker stores sold results, extracts card numbers and grades, and lets you compare historical sold prices for matching cards. This helps create a cleaner view of market movement by grade and card identity.
How to Compare Recorded Sales
Check the card identity
Search by card name and full number, then check the game, set, language and printing in each source listing. A similar name or card number alone does not establish that two cards are the same version.
Compare the same grade
Open matched card history and compare grade-specific sale counts, dates and ranges. Small samples, exceptional listings and different subgrades can skew averages; one sale is not a valuation guarantee.
Follow the source evidence
Each sale links to its recorded details and original eBay listing. Review the title and image before relying on a comparison. Automated matches can be wrong; uncertain identities are withheld from matched-card comparisons.
About Sale Price Movement
Movement compares this sold price with the median of up to five earlier sales of the same matched card (idProduct) and ACE grade. Only earlier calendar dates are included, with at least two comparable sales required.
An upward arrow means this sale was above that median; a downward arrow means below it. Hover over a movement value for its comparison details. Unmatched cards and sales with insufficient history are left blank. This is a sale-price comparison, not a prediction.
ACE Grading Trend Prices FAQ
Direct answers for collectors researching ACE graded card prices and historical sales.
1. What is ACE Grading Trend Prices?
ACE Grading Trend Prices is a sold-price view for ACE graded cards built from eBay UK sold listing history.
2. Who is ACE Grading?
ACE Grading is a card grading brand commonly referenced in collectible card listings and marketplace sales records.
3. What are ACE Grading Fees?
Fees can vary by service level, turnaround target, submission volume, add-ons, and shipping. Check official ACE Grading pricing for current amounts.
4. How often does this tracker update?
The tracker uses a daily ingestion workflow and displays the latest successfully imported sale date in the page summary.
5. Where does the sales data come from?
Records are sourced from eBay UK sold listings and normalized for search and comparison.
6. How is average price calculated?
Average price uses numeric sold values from matching records, with separate averages shown by grade where possible.
7. Can I open full details for an individual ACE graded sale?
Yes. Every result has a full detail page with its title, card number, grade, sold price, current raw trend, match evidence, and exact-product comparables when available.
8. Why can two sales of the same card have different prices?
Grade level, listing quality, timing, condition notes, and buyer demand can all impact final sold price.
9. How much historical data can be included?
Background jobs can include up to 90 days of sold-result history when source availability allows.
10. Is this site affiliated with ACE Grading or eBay?
No. This site is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or connected to ACE Grading or eBay.
11. Is this financial advice?
No. This is historical market data for research and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice.