Market · nightly watch
Price Drops
Seller asking-price reductions we're tracking across the selling platforms — the same listing, a lower ask than before. When a seller blinks, it's worth knowing why.
Checked 2026-11-06 · refreshes with the nightly market scan · asking prices only
42
Active price drops
−77.7%
Biggest cut (145.012)
−9.0%
Median cut
244
Listings tracked
The board is members’ work
The complete nightly board — all 42 active drops, every listing, venue, was-and-now, with each listing’s full cut history — goes to members in the dispatch, beside the realized-prices archive. This page is the proof it exists: counted, dated, and refreshed with the nightly scan.
How to read this. A drop means one listing's asking price fell between our scans — never a different watch, never an auction bid. Moves under 3% or $50 are filtered out as currency-conversion noise (Chrono24 shows EUR/GBP-denominated listings in USD, which wobbles a point or two on its own). Listings that vanish aren't drops; they're off the board, logged separately each week. Auction houses (Catawiki) don't appear here — rising bids aren't asking prices.
Asking isn't selling. A lower ask is a signal, not a value — what collectors actually paid lives in the Market Reports. Market data is for information and education only, not investment advice.