What is the difference between the auction end price and the worth up to price?
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Auction end price
The auction end price is the price at which the auction ended. Only the winner of the auction can buy the item at that price. Sometimes there are special offers available on an auction such as '100% off', ' Fixed price', etc. - again, these only apply to the winner of the auction.

Worth up to price
The worth up to price is provided as an indication of the price for which this product could be bought elsewhere.

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