What’s your card really worth?
1,874,027 PSA cert-verified sales you can check yourself, across 20,767 Pokémon cards. Updated daily.
Pokémon card value checker → scan a photo or search a name, and see a worked example first.
✓ Every price says where it came from. Updated daily.
Every price says
where it came from.
Not an index. Not an average of asking prices. A median of real sales, each traceable to a slab with a public certificate number.
The most valuable cards we price
Every tile is a card page — raw and graded values, the sales behind them, and the population that explains the gap.
cert-verified sales behind our prices
Every one is a real sale PSA tied to a specific graded slab, with a public certificate number. Not an index. Not an average of what sellers are asking. Receipts you can open and check yourself.
eBay sold results and Fanatics Collect auction hammers, cross-checked against live TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices.
Lots, proxies, empty slabs and wrong-variant sales filtered before pricing.
A value with a confidence level — and an explicit “insufficient data” when it’s thin.
Selling right now
The cards changing hands most this month, and the median a raw copy actually fetched.
Every Pokémon set
Full set lists, total set value and the most valuable card in each — from Base Set to the latest Scarlet & Violet expansions.
EX20 sets
E-Card3 sets
Sun & Moon18 sets
Scarlet & Violet18 sets
Sword & Shield25 sets
Browse by Pokémon
Every card of a Pokémon in one place, ranked by what it is worth today.
Browse by rarity and type
The chase categories collectors actually search for, each with its own priced index.
Graded, sealed and Japanese
Three catalogues most price sites do not separate at all — each priced from its own sold evidence.
Graded prices
What a slab is worth at every grade, from real cert-verified sales rather than a multiplier on the raw price.
Open grading →Sealed product
Booster boxes, ETBs and packs, with box value worked out from the cards actually inside them.
Open sealed →Japanese cards
The Japanese catalogue priced separately, because a Japanese print is a different card with a different market.
Open Japanese →Free tools
Built on the same sold-price data as every valuation.
Point your camera at a card
Identify any card from a photo and get its value instantly — raw and graded, from real completed sales.
Grading ROI
Whether grading pays, at the card's real gem rate — not a best case.
Open →Centering
Measure a card's centering ratio from a photo.
Open →Fake check
Spot the tells on counterfeits before you buy.
Open →Pack simulator
Open a virtual pack at a set's real pull rates.
Open →Card grader
Estimate a grade from a photo before you pay to submit.
Open →Set completion
What it costs to finish any set, card by card.
Open →Deal finder
Live listings priced below our sold-data valuation.
Open →Compare cards
Put any two cards side by side on price and population.
Open →From the blog
Guides, market moves and collecting tips.
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