The market sets the value. You set the worth.
Buying, keeping, selling. Verth gives every piece one record: the price you paid against the market, the story you keep, and the listing when it goes.
Value
A number is only as good as the sales behind it.
Verth reads active and sold listings and shows the ones it used. When sales are thin, the record says so. It is market information, not a judgement about your piece.
Worth
Worth is why the piece is still here.
Who you got it from. What you gave for it. None of that shows up in a sold listing, so Verth keeps it on the same record as the price.
How Verth prices collectibles.
Not asking prices, and not last year's price guide. Every price starts from what the same piece sold for.
A small difference in grade can move the number more than the year. Verth matches each piece to sales of the same grade.
The number updates when a matching piece sells, instead of being saved once.
What we will, and what we won't.
We will
- Show the listings behind every price.
- Keep your stories yours, and private by default.
- Say plainly when a price is thin or uncertain.
We won't
- Sell your collection data to anyone.
- Show a number without its evidence.
- Call a market price an opinion of worth.
- Charge you before you choose to pay.