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Every term SuperCatch uses for cards, grading, listings, orders, and the API — defined in one or two sentences.
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How cards, sets, and variants are structured in the SuperCatch catalog.
8 TermsThe collector number printed on a card (for example #152/198) that identifies it within its set's checklist.
The canonical, shared record for a specific card (player, year, brand, set, card number) that all listings for that card link back to.
Related Guide: Selling GuideA special card randomly inserted into packs alongside base cards, usually with its own themed checklist within the set.
A version of a base card with a different finish, color, or serial numbering — for example a Silver Prizm or a /99 refractor of the same base card.
Related Guide: Grading GuideA grading company's published count of how many copies of a card it has graded at each grade level, used to gauge scarcity.
Related Guide: Grading GuideA complete card release from a manufacturer for a given year, such as 2023 Topps Chrome Baseball.
A smaller themed group of cards inside a set — an insert run, rookie subset, or short-print series with its own numbering.
Any distinct print variation of the same card identity — parallels, short prints, or image variations that share a card number but differ visually or in scarcity.
Condition, grading companies, and certification terminology.
6 TermsThe unique certification number printed on a graded card's label; it can be verified against the grading company's database.
Related Guide: Grading GuideA card that has been authenticated, condition-scored, and encapsulated by a professional grading company.
Related Guide: Grading GuideThe major third-party grading companies whose slabs SuperCatch supports: Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), Beckett (BGS), Certified Collectibles Group (CGC), and Sportscard Guaranty (SGC).
Related Guide: Grading GuideA card that has not been professionally graded or encapsulated; its condition is described by the seller instead of a grading company.
Related Guide: Grading GuideThe sealed, tamper-evident plastic holder a grading company encapsulates a card in, with the grade and cert number on its label.
The individual scores for centering, corners, edges, and surface that some graders (notably BGS) publish alongside the overall grade.
Related Guide: Grading GuideListings, drafts, and the review workflow for sellers.
5 TermsA listing that has been created but not yet submitted or published; drafts are invisible to buyers and can be edited freely.
Related Guide: Selling GuideA seller's offer to sell a specific item at a specific price and condition, linked to a catalog card so buyers can compare offers.
Related Guide: Selling GuideA single listing that groups copies of the same card in different grades or conditions, letting buyers pick the exact copy they want.
The holding area where imported or AI-recognized listings wait for a seller to confirm card identity and details before going live.
Related Guide: AI RecognitionStock Keeping Unit — a seller-defined identifier used to track inventory and match listings across connected sales channels.
Related Guide: IntegrationsCheckout, fulfillment, tracking, and payouts.
5 TermsSuperCatch's review process for reported order problems — such as items that never arrive or arrive significantly not as described — which can result in a refund.
Related Guide: Buying GuideThe seller-side process of packing, labeling, and handing an order to a carrier after a buyer checks out.
Related Guide: Shipping GuideA completed checkout containing one or more purchased items, with payment, shipping address, and status tracked in one place.
Related Guide: Buying GuideThe transfer of a seller's proceeds (minus fees) to their connected account after an order is delivered and cleared.
Related Guide: Selling GuideThe carrier-issued number attached to a shipment so buyer and seller can follow its progress to delivery.
Related Guide: Buying GuideAPI keys, webhooks, sync behavior, and rate limits.
6 TermsThe secret Bearer token generated in the seller dashboard that authenticates requests to the SuperCatch REST API.
Related Guide: API ReferenceA sync run that pulls only records changed since the last successful import instead of re-importing a platform's full catalog.
Related Guide: IntegrationsA single API URL plus HTTP method that performs one operation, such as GET /v1/listings to read a seller's listings.
Related Guide: API ReferenceThe per-plan cap on API requests within a time window; exceeding it returns HTTP 429 until the window resets.
Related Guide: API ReferenceThe ongoing process that keeps listings, inventory, and orders aligned between SuperCatch and a connected sales channel.
Related Guide: IntegrationsAn HTTP callback SuperCatch sends to a seller-configured URL when events like order creation or listing updates occur.
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