Stamps, postcards and coins: what is for sale, what sold, and for how much

Yes. search with status sold returns closed sales with the price they sold at (166,603 sold results for 'napoleon' on 2026-10-15), and item on a sold listing gives status ended, sold true, the final price, the purchases with quantity and date, and the end time.

sale_type is fixed_price, auction or auction_house. On an auction, price_is says whether the price is the starting price (no bids) or the current bid, bid_count gives the number of bids, and item lists every bid with the bidder's anonymous label as Delcampe shows it (Bidder #1, Bidder #2), the amount and the time in UTC. On every auction measured, the price equalled the highest bid in the bid list.

Almost every Delcampe listing is priced in euros, and item always returns the listing's own price and currency. A few listings are priced in pounds or dollars (2 of 2,442 search rows measured); search marks those rows with price_is_converted and gives Delcampe's approximate euro figure as price_converted, and item gives the original price, for example 850 GBP.

The listing price excludes shipping and the buyer's platform fee, as on the site. item returns each shipping zone the seller set up with its list of countries and every shipping method with its cost (for example France: letter 1.52 EUR, tracked letter 2.02 EUR; 248 other countries: 2.25 and 5.05 EUR), plus the platform fee (10 % + 0.30 EUR; on a 1,850 EUR coin, 185.30 EUR).

Every search row says whether the seller is a professional or a private individual. item gives the seller's id, nickname, rating and number of ratings, country, languages and member-since date. seller adds the rating over the last 12 months and since registration with transaction counts, for example 99 % over 168,456 ratings, and the latest feedback with score, comment and date.

Pass category_id from the categories action (30001 Stamps, 30002 Postcards, 30003 Coins & Banknotes, 34439 Modern Collectible Cards) or category_path exactly as an item's breadcrumbs give it, such as stamps/france/18491900. categories without an id lists the top level; with an id it gives the name, path, listing count, parent and sub-categories.

Up to 480 rows a page and 10,000 rows in total per search, the same window as the site. meta.total is Delcampe's own count; has_more and last_page say how far the window reaches.

Anything behind a Delcampe login: bidders' and buyers' nicknames (the site shows them as Bidder #n and Buyer #n), contacting a seller, buying or bidding. Search rows do not carry end times or shipping costs; item does.

Delcampe API is a ReefAPI endpoint group for delcampe stamps, postcards, coins and collectables as json: listings for sale or already sold, every bid with its amount and time, shipping costs per zone, and the seller's ratings. It returns live JSON through POST requests under /delcampe/v1.

Yes. ReefAPI starts with 1,000 free credits, no card required. Delcampe calls use the same shared credit balance as every other ReefAPI engine.

No login to Delcampe is needed for the API response. You call ReefAPI with your x-api-key header, and the playground can run live examples before you create a production key.

The page example is captured from a live search call, and production requests fetch live data through ReefAPI rather than a static sample.

Delcampe actions currently cost 3 credits per successful call. Failed or blocked calls are free. All APIs draw from one credit pool.

Yes. Connect ReefAPI once through MCP and your assistant can call delcampe actions with the same key, credit pool and JSON envelope used by normal REST requests.