Price Guide
Chinese Art
Chinese Art ACEOs are a curated corner of the market. Scarcity is the norm here, not the sales pitch. The cards that move tend to be one of a kind, and a premium price only sticks when there is a real reason behind it.
Suggested List Price
$5 to $14
The middle of the market. The median sits at $6.99. Price below $5 only to move fast; above $14 you need a clear reason (signed, OOAK, a known name).
Based on 6 priced listings.
Analysis
Reading the Chinese Art market
Right now 5 sellers are listing, 80% of them with a single card up. The top seller holds 33.3% of what is listed.
The middle of the market sits at $6.99. Most cards list between $5 and $14. Over the last 89 days the typical price has been sliding, from $14 to $6.99. Price inside that band unless you have a clear reason to sit above it: signed, numbered, or a name collectors already chase.
Few listings are marked one of a kind, so leaning into originals is a real differentiator.
In a curated market, the card sells the price. Make something worth the number.
Price
Where prices sit
- Median
- $6.99
- Average
- $30.16
- Low
- $5
- High
- $120
Price Trend
Daily median for Chinese Art ACEOs, with the p25 to p75 band where most listings sit.
Demand
Market heat
- Heat Index
- 0
- auctions with 3+ bids
- Avg Bids
- 0
- per auction listing
- High Watch
- 0
- listings with 10+ watches
- Avg Watchers
- 0
- per listing
Listings
How they are listed
Format
Collectibility signals
High percentages mean it is expected here, so it is table stakes. Low percentages mean it is a differentiator you can own.
Supply
Competition
- Sellers
- 5
- One-off sellers
- 80%
- list just one
- Volume sellers
- 0
- 10+ listings
- Top seller share
- 33.3%
| Top sellers here | Listings | Avg price |
|---|---|---|
| art.watson | 2 | $6.99 |
| dollladie*63 | 1 | $14 |
| ladar_8 | 1 | $28 |
| luxretrocollectibles | 1 | $120 |
| twofolded | 1 | $5 |
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Derived from live eBay ACEO listings, refreshed daily. eBay does not report watch counts, so demand is inferred from price, format, and supply.