Ranked by live supply: how few of the Call of Duty Mobile accounts currently for sale here carry the item. No release-date folklore — the table counts the shelf and re-ranks itself as stock moves. Click a row for the item's own page.
Supply — the share of live Call of Duty Mobile listings carrying the item; only items present in at least ten listings are measured, so one odd lot cannot fake a top spot. Numbers are aggregates of the catalogue below them and change with it. Names without a link have no page of their own yet: the accounts carrying them are too unlike the rest of the shelf to price the item against it, so we rank it here and stop short of a page that would have to guess.
By supply share: the percentage of live listings in this game's catalogue that carry the item. A skin sitting in 11 accounts out of 1,400 is rarer on this market than one sitting in 400 — regardless of what year either came out. The list re-ranks itself as stock moves.
Those articles rank by release history and editorial memory; this table counts a live marketplace. Both views are legitimate — ours answers a narrower question with a number: how hard is it to actually buy an account with this item today.
Because sellers hunt them. A legendary skin that every reseller stocks can be easier to buy than a forgettable one nobody bothered to list. Supply rarity and prestige are cousins, not twins.
Usually, not always — the median column shows it. When a rare item lives mostly inside big lockers, the price reflects the whole account. Click any row: the item's page separates the item effect from account size.