Each share splits the listed total by the pins' calculated prices, so a pricier pin carries more of it.
Lots don't set this pin's price.
Each share splits the listed total by the pins' calculated prices, so a pricier pin carries more of it. It holds other items too, so the shares may run high.
Lots don't set this pin's price.
Each share splits the listed total by the pins' calculated prices, so a pricier pin carries more of it.
Lots don't set this pin's price.
Each share splits the listed total by the pins' calculated prices, so a pricier pin carries more of it.
Lots don't set this pin's price.
Total Price is what a buyer actually pays: item price + shipping + marketplace fees (Mercari charges buyers a 3.6% Buyer Protection fee on the item + shipping; eBay has no buyer fee). Pinny Shop ships free on US orders over $59, adds a flat $6 below that, and charges a flat $15 to Australia and Canada. Tax is not included. eBay shipping is what that country's eBay quotes, for the currency you pick: to Seattle, WA for USD, to Melbourne, VIC for AUD, to Vancouver, BC for CAD. When a listing is not offered in that country, its total is shown to another, and says so. The flags on a listing are the countries it is offered in. Mercari ships within the US only. Shipping may differ for other locations. A listing with no shipping figure is one we have not been able to retrieve yet. A lot holds several pins for one price. Its share for this pin splits the lot total by each pin's calculated price; lots are shown here but never set the calculated or lowest price, since one pin can't be bought out of a lot.
Sold is the marketplace's own record: Mercari's sold listings, and eBay's count of units sold on a listing we tracked. Probably sold is inferred: an eBay listing that ended before we could ask eBay about it, and disappeared and stayed gone — except one that ended exactly at the end of a listing period (7 days, or a multiple of 30), which most likely just was not relisted — or a drop in Pinny Shop's stock, at that day's price.