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ComicConnect Auction Listings Scraper

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ComicConnect Auction Listings Scraper

Scrape live and sold comic auction listings from ComicConnect — one of the top three graded-comic auction houses alongside Heritage and ComicLink. Captures lot title, grade (CGC/CBCS/PGX), realized prices for sold lots, auction timing, and thumbnail URLs across all listings.

What data you get

Each record covers one auction lot:

Field Example
item_id 1097907
lot_title Amazing Fantasy #15
series_title Amazing Fantasy
issue_number 15
publisher Marvel
grading_company CGC
grade 9.0
price_label Sold For / Starting Bid / Buy Now
current_bid 1 (starting bid for open auctions)
sold_price 12500 (realized price, closed auctions)
is_sold true / false
sale_type auction / fixed
auction_end_date 2028-07-16T00:26:40.000Z
thumbnail_url ComicConnect cover image URL
item_url https://www.comicconnect.com/item/1097907
auction_context Internal lot context hash
currency USD

Price note: For live auctions, current_bid reflects the HTML-visible starting bid. Realized prices for sold lots are fully captured in sold_price.

Use cases

  • Collector comp research — track realized prices for CGC-graded key issues
  • Dealer price benchmarking — compare listings across ComicConnect, Heritage, and ComicLink
  • Investment monitoring — pair with the CGC Census and Grand Comics Database actors for a full comic-value stack
  • Auction analytics — aggregate sale data by series, publisher, grade, or date range

Inputs

Input Type Default Description
maxItems integer Maximum records to scrape (required)
filterType string All Filter: All, Sold, or Upcoming
startPage integer 1 Starting page of the /browse listing

Quick start

Scrape 100 most recent listings (live + sold):

{ "maxItems": 100, "filterType": "All" }

Scrape the last 500 sold lots for realized-price research:

{ "maxItems": 500, "filterType": "Sold" }

Start from a specific page:

{ "maxItems": 200, "startPage": 50 }

Scale

ComicConnect's /browse catalogue contains approximately 116,000+ lots across ~2,900 pages (40 items/page). Pagination is handled automatically — set maxItems to control depth.

Notes

  • Prices for open auctions reflect the initial starting bid (typically $1) — final hammer prices are updated via WebSocket during live auctions
  • Sold realized prices are fully static in HTML and reliably captured
  • The actor uses residential proxies to ensure stable access at scale