Palworld TCG Live Market Data Guide
Where Pal Stars' live Palworld card prices come from, how eBay asking and sold data is validated, and how to verify any number yourself in two minutes.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
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Where Pal Stars' live Palworld card prices come from
Every price on Pal Stars is rebuilt daily from live eBay marketplace data. A scheduled sync queries the eBay US and eBay UK APIs for each printed Palworld card number, validates every returned listing, converts it to USD at live exchange rates, and stores one median price point per card per source per day. Where no validated listing exists for a card that day, the transparent Pal Stars Index baseline is shown instead and labelled as modelled.
- ✓One automated run per day
- ✓Asking data versus sold data
- ✓Two marketplaces, one currency
How a single Palworld card price is calculated
A Palworld card price on Pal Stars is the median of validated same-day listings, not an average. The median is taken after outlier rejection at three median absolute deviations, so a single fantasy listing cannot move a card, and the result is then sanity-banded against the printed-rarity baseline so impossible data is dropped rather than published.
- ✓Why median, not average
- ✓Outlier rejection in plain terms
- ✓Low, high and market together
Price chart or price index: which Palworld tool to use
Use the price chart when you want one card's number, and use the price index when you want the direction of the whole Palworld card market. The chart is a per-card table with market, low, high, graded and marketplace links; the index is a single equal-weight benchmark set to a base of 1,000 that answers whether Palworld cards as a category went up or down.
- ✓What the price chart answers
- ✓What the price index answers
- ✓Why the same card appears in both
How to verify any Palworld card price in two minutes
To verify a Palworld card price, search the printed card number on eBay with sold listings filtered on, ignore lots and graded slabs, and compare the middle of the last ten completed sales with the Market column on Pal Stars. If they agree within roughly 15%, the number is sound; if they do not, check the flags on the row before trusting either figure.
- ✓Search the printed code, not the Pal name
- ✓Filter to completed sales
- ✓Discard what the feed discards
Citing Palworld TCG market data in videos and articles
Pal Stars market data is free to quote in videos, articles and community posts with attribution. Cite the benchmark as "Pal Stars TCG Price Index (equal-weight, base 1,000)" with the level and the date, or pull the numbers programmatically from the public JSON feeds rather than scraping the page.
- ✓The citation line
- ✓The public feeds
- ✓What the data does not claim
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