Log what you own
Search the catalog and attach your copy, or just type the brand and model — a curator reconciles it later. Record condition, packaging, and what you paid.
Malaysia · MYR · Cash on delivery
Catalogue every casting you own. Watch its value move with real completed sales between collectors — not guesswork, not scraped listings that never sold. Then list what you’re ready to part with.
How it works
Search the catalog and attach your copy, or just type the brand and model — a curator reconciles it later. Record condition, packaging, and what you paid.
Every completed sale on Castbase feeds the valuation engine. Prices are normalised for condition, so a loose beater and a sealed card inform the same market picture.
List straight from your collection. Buyers request, you accept, you meet, cash changes hands — and the deal becomes a datapoint for everyone.
Market pulse
Aggregated across every completed deal on Castbase.
Completed sales
vs. previous 30 days
Traded value
Total across all deals
Median sale
Typical price paid
Active sellers
0 collectors tracking
Guides
What mint, near mint, good, fair and poor actually mean for carded and loose diecast — and why grading yourself honestly makes you more money, not less.
20/01/2026 · 3 minHow to run a COD diecast deal in Malaysia without getting burned — choosing a meetup spot, handling courier COD, and the warning signs worth walking away from.
14/01/2026 · 4 minThe exact method behind every price on this site — what counts as evidence, how condition is normalised, how outliers are rejected, and when we admit we don't know.
Castbase only uses evidence it owns: deals that actually completed between members, and purchase prices members recorded themselves. We don’t scrape asking prices, because an item listed at RM 500 that nobody buys is not worth RM 500. Where the data is thin, every figure carries a confidence rating and says so plainly — an estimate built on two sales is labelled as an estimate built on two sales.
Read the methodology