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Sometimes you can’t see how many watchers an item has, and that can be pretty frustrating. To illustrate, here is a Julio Rodriguez Topps Series 2 1987 Black Auto /199 listed for $749.
As you can see, there aren’t any watchers listed, and when you click into the listing, there aren’t any watchers listed. So, if you were to end your research there, you’d think the card didn’t have any watchers, but there is still one more resource to check.
Go to watchcount.com and then plug in the title of the listing into the search bar. This is what you’ll see:
Voila—Watch Count reports 3 watchers on the listing; the same listing that didn’t have any watcher information reported on eBay.
