Understanding recorded sale prices.
disclose.gg brings together marketplace records and community-submitted sales for Weiss Schwarz and Riftbound. Each record is an observation of a past transaction, rather than an offer to sell or a guaranteed current value.
Compare the same item
Match the card name, number, set, rarity, printing, language, and condition. A raw card and a graded card can sell for different prices. Sealed products have their own records.
Read the price with its context
Check the sale date, original currency, source, and condition alongside the amount. The last sale is one observation. Sparse records, an older transaction, or a different condition may not reflect what another buyer will pay today.
Display-currency conversions are estimates for comparison. Refer to the transaction's original currency when checking a source. Shipping, taxes, and fees may differ between sources.
30-day and 90-day summaries
Each median uses recorded transactions from the last 30 or 90 calendar dates, including today, in UTC. We use the transaction date, not the import time. The middle price is the median; for an even number of records we average the two middle prices. The API reports “Insufficient data” below 3 eligible records in each group and window. Three records is a reporting threshold, not a guarantee of a reliable market estimate.
Groups separate condition or grade, language, stamp variant and original currency. Missing attributes stay in an unknown or unspecified group. Prices are not converted between currencies, and sales-history filters do not change the summaries. Both verified and unverified records can contribute. Counts represent recorded transactions, not individual units, unique buyers or the entire market; source coverage and duplicate detection are imperfect.
Eligible records must have an explicit positive transaction price and a valid sale date. We exclude future dates, market-price and listing-price fallbacks, records marked unpaid, and accepted best offers whose final price is unconfirmed. A best offer with a confirmed hydrated price can contribute. Shipping, taxes and fees are not standardized; valid extreme prices are not trimmed.
“Latest eligible sale” is the most recent qualifying transaction date in that group, including older records outside both windows. “Catalog updated” is the time the catalog projection was published, not a claim that every source was scraped then. A pending-refresh notice means the last published catalog is still being served. No recent records does not imply zero value.
Sources and verification
Records come from eBay, TCGplayer, and community submissions. Follow the source link where available to inspect the original context. Every imported eBay sold listing is marked sale verified; TCGplayer keeps its existing verification rule. The badge identifies a recorded sale, not a confirmed price, payment, authenticity, or future sale price. An accepted Best Offer with no confirmed amount may show the asking price and is labeled as price unconfirmed. Community submissions remain unverified unless reviewed.
The latest-sale display reflects the available records. Use the verification, language, condition, and source filters when comparing transactions. The sale date describes the transaction; the homepage's last-updated notice describes a data import.
Coverage and corrections
Coverage depends on the sources and submissions available to the registry and does not represent every transaction in the market. Missing records are not evidence that an item has no value. Full sale history may require a signed-in account with a verified email.
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Explore the records.
Use these details when comparing a card with its recorded sales.