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MySlabs Graded Card Scraper: PSA/BGS/CGC Sold Comps & Listings

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MySlabs Graded Card Scraper: PSA/BGS/CGC Sold Comps & Listings

MySlabs Graded Card Scraper: PSA/BGS/CGC Sold Comps & Listings

Scrapes MySlabs.com graded card listings and sold comps: PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG slabs across sports cards, Pokemon, and TCG. Structured JSON with price, availability, condition, images, and parsed grade. Built-in diffMode tracks new listings for scheduled price monitoring.

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Peer-to-peer slab listings, plus three more graded-card sources. Pair MySlabs listings with Fanatics Collect auctions, Goldin's sold archive, and GoCollect's population census.
GRADED TRADING-CARD & SPORTS-COLLECTIBLE AUCTION DATA   •  Cross-source pricing, population, and auction data for graded cards
 Fanatics Collect
Seller-linked auction & Buy Now listings
 Goldin Auctions
800K+ sold comps archive
 MySlabs
➤ You are here
 GoCollect
CGC/PSA/BGS population census
Six grading companies, one clean feed
Pull PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG slab listings and sold comps from MySlabs, with a built-in diff mode for scheduled monitoring. No login required.
🃏 Six graders parsed
PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG grades are parsed straight out of every listing title.
🔁 Built for monitoring
Turn on diffMode and a scheduled run only returns listings not seen before.
🛡️ Reliability-tuned
Generous retry and timeout defaults keep a few slow pages from sinking the whole run.
🔓 No login needed
MySlabs ships full listing data in its own public page structure, so this actor stays fast and cheap to run.

Pull structured PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG slab data from MySlabs.com in minutes, not manual eBay searches. This Actor scrapes graded trading card listings, active auctions, Buy-It-Now items, and private deals from MySlabs, the peer-to-peer graded-slab marketplace for sports cards, Pokemon, and TCG. Card arbitrage traders use it to spot underpriced slabs against sold comps, and builders wire it into price-monitoring tools and spreadsheets via the Apify API, scheduling, and integrations (Google Sheets, Make, Zapier). Every field ships as clean JSON, no manual copy-pasting from listing pages.

🤔 Why use this MySlabs scraper?

  • Built for reliability, not just coverage. This Actor ships with generous retry defaults and timeout tuning so a few slow pages never sink the whole run.
  • All six grading companies in one run. PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG grades are parsed out of each listing title into a clean, filterable field, no regex work on your end.
  • Real sold comps, not just asking prices. The archive search mode returns completed sales with the price each card actually fetched and the date it sold, so you can value slabs against the market instead of guessing from live listings.
  • Search by player, set, or card number. A query keyword narrows any mode to exactly the cards you track, across both live listings and the sold archive, no scrolling through the whole marketplace.
  • Built for recurring monitoring, not one-off pulls. A diffMode input tracks previously seen listing IDs so a scheduled run only returns what's new since the last one, instead of re-scraping the whole marketplace every time.
  • No login wall, no CAPTCHA workaround needed. MySlabs ships full product data in the page's own structured data, so this Actor stays fast and cheap to run.

⚙️ How to use the MySlabs scraper

STEP 1
Pick a search mode
All listings, auctions, Buy-It-Now, private deals, or a full-inventory sitemap crawl.
STEP 2
Set your limits
Cap max pages and max items, or turn on diffMode for scheduled monitoring.
STEP 3
Get parsed card data
Grade, grader, and price land in your dataset, ready to export or pull via the API.
  1. Click Try for free and open the Input tab.
  2. Pick a Search mode: all, auction, bin (Buy-It-Now), or private-deals for a live listing grid, archive for sold comps (completed sales with the date each card sold), or sitemap to crawl the full inventory of /slab/view/ pages. Use urls to scrape specific listing links.
  3. Add a Keyword search term to narrow any mode to a player, set, card number, or team, for example "michael jordan psa 10". Leave it empty to pull the whole surface.
  4. Set Max listing pages and Max items to bound the run.
  5. For scheduled price monitoring, turn on diffMode and set a Monitor Scope. Each scheduled run then returns only listings not seen in a prior run.
  6. Click Start and download results from the Dataset tab as JSON, CSV, Excel, or via the API.

📥 Input

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
searchModeenumNoWhich MySlabs surface to crawl: all listings, auctions, Buy-It-Now, private deals, sold comps (archive), full-inventory sitemap, or specific URLs
querystringNoKeyword to search by player, set, card number, or team (e.g. "michael jordan psa 10"). Filters the live grids and the sold archive; leave empty to crawl the whole surface
startUrlsarray of URLsNoSpecific /slab/view/<id>/ URLs, used only with searchMode: "urls"
maxPagesintegerNoCap on paginated listing-grid pages fetched per run
maxItemsintegerNoCap on card records returned per run
diffModebooleanNoSkip listing IDs already captured under the same monitorScope, for incremental scheduled runs
monitorScopestringNoNamespace for the diff-mode baseline, so you can run multiple watch configurations from one Actor
resetBaselinebooleanNoClear the stored seen-ID baseline before this run
sincestringNoInformational ISO date for your own bookkeeping. MySlabs exposes no listing-date field, so this does not filter results: use diffMode for actual incremental behavior
maxRequestRetriesintegerNoNumber of retry attempts for failed requests
requestTimeoutSecsintegerNoPer-request timeout, in seconds
proxyConfigurationobjectNoApify Proxy settings (datacenter is the default and is sufficient for MySlabs)

See the Input tab for the full schema with defaults.

📤 Output

Each dataset item is one card listing:

{
"listingId": "1784776",
"listingUrl": "https://myslabs.com/slab/view/1784776/",
"listingType": "bin",
"title": "1997 Finest Embossed #297 Michael Jordan PSA 10",
"grader": "PSA",
"grade": "10",
"gradeLabel": "PSA 10",
"price": 10.09,
"currency": "USD",
"availability": "InStock",
"itemCondition": "New",
"images": ["https://cdn.myslabs.com/..."],
"shippingCountry": "US",
"soldDate": null,
"scrapedAt": "2026-08-24T00:00:00.000Z"
}

Download results as JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, or XML from the Dataset tab, or pull them via the Apify API into Sheets, Make, Zapier, or your own pipeline.

Data fields

FieldTypeDescription
listingIdstringUnique MySlabs listing identifier
listingUrlstringCanonical listing URL
listingTypestringWhich search surface the listing came from: all, auction, bin, or private-deals
title, descriptionstringListing title and description text
grader, grade, gradeLabelstringGrading company, numeric grade, and combined label (e.g. "PSA 10"), parsed from the title
pricenumberListing price
currencystringListing currency
availabilitystringInStock (active) or OutOfStock (sold or removed)
soldDatestringDate the card sold (ISO, e.g. "2026-11-04"), returned for sold-comp records from the archive. null for active listings that have not sold
itemConditionstringItem condition as listed
imagesarrayCDN image URLs
shippingCountry, shippingHandlingDaysMin/Max, shippingTransitDaysMin/Maxstring, integerShipping details
sellerUsernamestringNot returned. MySlabs hides the seller's username behind a login wall on anonymous requests, so this field is always null rather than a guessed or fabricated value
certNumberstringNot returned. MySlabs does not expose a populated cert number in the public listing HTML, so this field is always null
scrapedAtstringISO timestamp of when the item was scraped

💰 Pricing

This Actor runs on Apify's Pay-Per-Event pricing. Check the Pricing tab on this Store page for current per-result rates, and use maxItems to keep run cost predictable. Apify gives every new account free platform credits to try the Actor before you commit to a paid plan.

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🧠 Tips

  • Use sitemap search mode for a one-time full-inventory pull, and one of all/auction/bin/private-deals with diffMode on for ongoing monitoring.
  • Keep monitorScope unique per watch configuration if you run several schedules (for example, one per grading company or listing type) so their diff baselines don't collide.
  • maxRequestRetries defaults high specifically to ride out transient errors instead of dropping listings.

❓ FAQ

Does this need a MySlabs account or API key? No. All scraped fields come from publicly accessible listing pages.

Can I track only new listings since my last run? Yes, turn on diffMode. MySlabs does not expose a machine-readable listing date, so incremental tracking works by remembering previously seen listing IDs rather than filtering by date.

Can I get sold prices and sold dates? Yes. Set the search mode to archive to pull the MySlabs Sold Archive: each record is a completed sale with its final price and the date the card sold.

Can I search for a specific player or card? Yes. Add a query keyword such as "michael jordan psa 10" to filter any mode, including the sold archive, to just the cards you care about.

Which grading companies are supported? PSA, BGS, CGC, SGC, HGA, and TAG, parsed directly from each listing's title.

Is this legal? This Actor only collects publicly visible marketplace data and does not access account-only pages. You're responsible for how you use the scraped data under MySlabs' terms and applicable law.

Something look off? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab, or reach out for a custom scraping solution.

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