About this block

Sold Archive is a public ledger of recently claimed seconds, topped by a three figure stat strip that proves the one of one claim: pieces sold this year, median days on the rail, and returns for the named flaw. Each row below names the piece, the flaw that named it, its band and its days on the rail.

Stats and sold pieces are two arrays. Because every second is a single physical bag, a sold card never comes back, and the footer notes that the archive runs to the first drop, so a secondhand serial still carries the flaw word and the guarantee.

When to use

Reach for this block when the seconds rail looks empty and a shopper wonders whether it was ever stocked, or as proof that sold means gone. Sit it below the seconds grid or the FAQ. The stat strip must match the live sales record.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Seconds grid

After

• Trust signals
• Contact routes

What you can display

One strong use is the sold seconds ledger. Other archive configurations:

• Sold lookbook. The same pieces shown as thumbnails with the sale date under each.
• Discontinued log. End of line styles with the last ship date instead of a flaw.
• Auction results. Closed lots with the final price and the day they cleared.

Tip: the zero returned for the named flaw is the number that carries the strip; publish it only when it is true, then let it do the arguing.