How we price
Every fair market value on Graded.Markets is computed by us, for the exact item, grading company, and grade in the listing — and labeled with how much you should trust it.
What the labels mean
Independent sales-based sources agree with our value. Only Verified values make percentage claims — a listing is only ever called “18% below FMV” when the number has been independently corroborated.
A value we compute for this exact item and grade that has not yet been independently corroborated. Shown as a figure, never as a deal percentage.
No value we are willing to stand behind: the item’s identity is still being verified, our data is stale, or independent signals disagree. We show nothing rather than a number we don’t trust.
The marketplace’s own estimate, shown when one exists. It is the platform’s figure, not ours, and it is never treated as our fair market value.