MyCardPost Graded Card Marketplace Scraper

🃏 MyCardPost card listings for research

For card collectors, resellers, marketplace researchers, and developers, this Actor collects public MyCardPost graded and raw trading-card listings. It saves card details, grades, asking prices, seller names, listing status, and image URLs as structured dataset rows so you can compare listings and review a card market in one place.

• Collect Trading card listings for a broad marketplace view.
• Find PSA 10 cards with a specific grade filter.
• Review Pokemon cards from one marketplace category.
• Check Sold baseball cards with the source-published sold status.
• Find Cheap baseball cards by setting a maximum asking price.
• Search for Mike Trout cards with card detail text.

📦 MyCardPost listing data

Each saved row represents the first eligible occurrence of one public MyCardPost listing. If the same source listing appears again through another submitted value, later matches are ignored. The saved row reflects the first match and does not combine later matches.

Rows always include the listing ID, direct detail-page URL, and card title and category. They can also include the year, set, player, subject, variation, listing status, seller description, grading details, asking price, seller name, and image URLs when the public listing provides them.

▶️ Run a MyCardPost listing search

Choose one marketplace category or leave it empty to include all categories. Add card, grading, grade, price, and listing-status filters when you want a narrower collection. Leave Maximum results empty to return all available results until the source is exhausted. The Actor reads public MyCardPost pages and does not need a MyCardPost login or source credentials.

⚙️ Input

Input fields

Field	Type	What it does
category	string	Includes listings from one supported MyCardPost sport or marketplace category. Leave it empty to include all categories.
card	string	Matches card details such as a title, player, subject, set, year, or variation. Leave it empty to include all card details.
gradingCompany	string	Includes only listings with the published grading company you enter. Leave it empty to include all companies.
grade	string	Includes only listings with the published grade you enter. Leave it empty to include all grades.
minPrice	number	Sets the lowest asking price to include. Leave it empty for no lower limit.
maxPrice	number	Sets the highest asking price to include. Leave it empty for no upper limit.
listingStatus	string	Includes a source-published status such as active or sold. Leave it empty to include all available statuses.
maxItems	integer	Stops after this many listings. Leave it empty to return all available results until the source is exhausted.

Example input

This is the smallest successful common input from the current-beta QA runs:

{
  "maxItems": 20
}

🧾 Output

Run output

Field	Type	What it does
dataset	string (URL)	Opens the collected listing rows in the default dataset overview.

Dataset row fields

Every dataset row uses this shape. Optional fields are present when the public listing provides the related value.

Field	Type	What it does
listingId	string (required)	Identifies the listing as published by MyCardPost.
detailUrl	string (URL, required)	Links to the direct MyCardPost detail page.
card	object (required)	Contains the card identity and classification fields.
card.title	string (required)	Gives the card title published on the listing.
card.category	string (required)	Gives the sport or marketplace category published for the card.
card.year	string	Gives the card year or year range when published.
card.set	string	Gives the card set when published.
card.player	string	Gives the player name when published.
card.subject	string	Gives the subject name when the card is not tied to a player.
card.variation	string	Gives the card variation when published.
status	string	Gives the listing state published by MyCardPost, such as active or sold.
description	string	Gives the seller-written listing description when published.
grading	object	Contains the published grading company and grade when available.
grading.company	string	Gives the grading company published on the listing.
grading.grade	string	Gives the grade published on the listing.
price	object	Contains the published asking price when available.
price.amount	number (required in price)	Gives the asking price amount.
price.currency	string	Gives the currency for the asking price.
seller	object	Contains the published seller identity when available.
seller.name	string (required in seller)	Gives the seller name published on the listing.
images	object	Contains the published card image URLs when available.
images.primaryUrl	string (URL)	Links to the primary card image.
images.galleryUrls	string[]	Lists the other card image URLs.

Example listing row

This unshortened row is copied from the successful current-beta run that used category, card, and gradingCompany filters:

{
  "listingId": "1165130",
  "detailUrl": "https://mycardpost.com/marketplace/pokemon/2022-pokemon-hisuian-typhlosion-v-308s-p-sword-shield-promos-common-holo-japanese-championship-series-2023-winner-p/1165130",
  "card": {
    "title": "2022 Pokemon—Hisuian Typhlosion V #308/S-P Sword & Shield Promos—Common Holo Japanese (Championship Series 2023 Winner P",
    "category": "Pokemon",
    "year": "2022",
    "variation": "Common Holo Japanese (Championship Series 2023 Winner P"
  },
  "status": "active",
  "description": "2022 Pokémon Japanese Sword & Shield Promos Hisuian Typhlosion V holo card #308/S-P, graded PSA 10. This Championship Series 2023 Winner Prize issue is part of the Sword & Shield Promos set and is a Japanese-language Pokémon card with a common rarity designation. PSA population is 330 with 0 higher, and the certification number is 139711814.",
  "grading": {
    "company": "PSA",
    "grade": "10"
  },
  "price": {
    "amount": 87.62,
    "currency": "USD"
  },
  "seller": {
    "name": "Mascot"
  },
  "images": {
    "primaryUrl": "https://cdn.mycardpost.com/frontend/card/u5f568558bcef65a12c79693eaadaad5e.png",
    "galleryUrls": [
      "https://cdn.mycardpost.com/frontend/card/u67fba4c060ba22c6d82149011a4a0610.jpg",
      "https://cdn.mycardpost.com/frontend/card_new/u5f568558bcef65a12c79693eaadaad5e.png",
      "https://cdn.mycardpost.com/frontend/card_new/u67fba4c060ba22c6d82149011a4a0610.jpg"
    ]
  }
}

💳 Pricing

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing. One graded or raw card listing is charged when it is successfully saved to the dataset. The Store pricing panel shows the current price for the event.

🔌 Integrations

Run the Actor in Apify Console or through the Apify API, then open the linked dataset to read or export the structured listing rows.

❓ FAQ

Which listings can I collect?

The Actor collects public graded and raw trading-card listings from MyCardPost. Choose one supported category or leave the category empty to include all categories.

Can I filter by card details, grading, price, and status?

Yes. Use card, gradingCompany, grade, minPrice, maxPrice, and listingStatus to narrow one collection.

What happens when I leave Maximum results empty?

The Actor returns all available results until the source is exhausted. Set Maximum results when you want a cap.

Does this collect COMC cards?

No. This Actor reads public MyCardPost listings. It is not a COMC collector.

Does this provide a card valuation or authentication?

No. It returns source-published listing details and asking prices when available. It does not appraise, authenticate, or grade cards, and it does not calculate completed-sale values.

Why are some fields missing from a row?

MyCardPost does not publish every detail for every listing. Optional fields stay unfilled when the source does not provide them.

How are duplicate listings handled?

The Actor saves the first eligible occurrence of a listing and ignores later matches for that same source listing. The saved row reflects the first match and does not merge later matches.

📝 Changelog

v0.0 (21-09-2026)

• Initial release.

🆘 Support

For issues, questions, or feature requests, file a ticket and I'll fix or implement it in less than 24h 🫡

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