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  "id": "hakes",
  "displayName": "Hake's Auctions (pop culture catalogs)",
  "sourceId": "hakes",
  "sourceName": "Hake's Auctions",
  "sourceType": "auction_house",
  "sourceUrl": "https://www.hakes.com",
  "module": "api/hakes",
  "enginePriority": ["api"],
  "categories": ["vintage_toys", "star_wars", "marvel_comics", "dc_comics", "independent_comics", "political_memorabilia", "pins", "non_sport_cards", "disney_collectibles", "advertising", "animation_art", "movie_posters", "music_memorabilia", "sports_memorabilia", "autographs"],
  "regions": ["US"],
  "languages": ["en"],
  "currency": ["USD"],
  "supportsListings": false,
  "supportsSold": true,
  "supportsAuctions": true,
  "supportsImages": true,
  "supportsCatalog": false,
  "supportsPopulation": false,
  "supportsLookup": false,
  "refreshFrequencyMinutes": 720,
  "priority": "medium",
  "trustScore": 0.85,
  "attributionRequired": true,
  "termsUrl": "https://www.hakes.com/terms",
  "accessNotes": "Plain HTTPS on the public Bidsquare-hosted site (robots.txt disallows /search, account pages and filtered/sorted query URLs; we only load /auctions and unfiltered catalog pages with ?page=N, 2 s politeness). Hake's hides its past-auction list, so upcoming catalogs are crawled for auction lots (estimate, current bid, countdown end) and their URLs are remembered in the connector cursor; after an event closes the same catalog pages report status 'past' with 'Sold for $X' → sales dated by the lot/event end. AFA/CAS toy grades are kept in metadata (not graders). Whether 'Sold for' includes the buyer's premium is not stated on the page → null. 0 credits.",
  "enabled": true,
  "schemaVersion": "1.0",
  "config": {
    "eventsPerRun": 2,
    "pagesPerEvent": 6,
    "includeUpcoming": true
  }
}