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Hi Kyle,
I've been doing sort of the same thing (manually) for a set I'm thinking
about putting on (U.S.) eBay and here's what I've found. If you search
the item under "Completed Auctions", it appears you get a listing of
what sold for the past three weeks and the final price. But if you
search a particular seller's completed auctions, it lists what they've
sold in the past four weeks (gee, Mike, how many 4565's did you manage
to pick up?!). After that amount of time I believe the item drops off
their database. (The only thing is, I thought you have sixty days to
leave feedback regarding an item-- maybe it is only thirty.)
HTH!
Maggie C.
"Kyle D. Jackson" wrote:
> (FUT lugnet.market.appraisal)
>
> G'day folks,
>
> For a while I have been following auctions on ebaY and recording the
> sale prices into a database for sets that I am interested in. From
> this I have a reasonable reference for what some going market values
> are.
>
> The reason I've been doing this is ebaY does not seem to have a
> way of searching for auctions after they close. This seems
> pretty dumb, so I assume it's just because I can't find the
> way to do it. I mostly use www.ca.ebay.com (ebaY Canada) so
> maybe there's a difference in site functionality. Anyhow, is
> there a way to search for closed auction results? If so, for
> how long are the results available? If this exists for a
> decent period, like 6 months or something, then I can stop
> spending time maintaining this silly database.
>
> Out of curiousity, has anyone else been maintaining a market
> value "database" like this? Is there one already publicly
> available on the net?
>
> Thanx,
> KDJ
> ________________________________________________________
> Kyle D. Jackson, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, LUGNETer #203
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