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Pokémon is the grading headline being matched now. Yu-Gi-Oh stays the rarity reference. One Piece is a prototype. Magic, Weiß Schwarz, and Digimon are not built. There is no multiplier that turns a raw card into a PSA 10.
In progress · Grading: Headline
Pokémon pages lead with three lanes: a raw sold price, a graded sold price, and a PSA population count dated to the day it was read. Japanese names for Storm Emerada come from TCGdex set M6. English ids come from the Pokémon TCG API. That API has no set named Emerada, and TCGdex has no English card at the same id, so no English id is attached. Embedded Cardmarket prices are not shown, because TCGdex’s rarity label does not match the rarity on the page.
On the site · Grading: Footnote
Yu-Gi-Oh stays the rarity and variant reference. The raw ask and the raw sold row lead. Grading sits in a footnote. YGOPRODeck images on the search-terms page are saved copies. The API guide says not to hotlink them, and the cache script waits 400ms between requests, under the published 20 requests per second.
Prototype · Grading: Manga, serial, and Japan-exclusive rares only
The three OP-17 pictures were saved from the community OPTCG API. The MIT license on that project covers the worker code, not the card data or the art. Treat the pages as a prototype until access is granted for production. A graded lane appears only on the manga parallels.
Not built · Grading: Separate lane, not the default
Scryfall is the catalog to use when Magic is built. Its prices update once a day, so a Magic price on this site will not be labeled live. Nothing has been fetched.
Not built · Grading: Signed SP and SSP only, later
Community databases exist for English and Japanese cards. They are not a sold-price feed. No catalog is on the site.
Not built · Grading: Scarce promos and parallels only, later
DigimonCard.io is the catalog candidate. Its terms forbid hotlinking images and mirroring the dataset as a competing service. No cards, images, or API responses are stored.