Every Pokémon card, priced.

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The filters above search 20,902 cards live; these link straight to a set's own page for browsing or citing, as does the full set list.

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How this card list is priced

Every tile is one printing with its own price: 20,902 Pokémon cards across 185 sets, sorted by raw (ungraded) market value by default, so the first tiles are the most valuable cards CardTrack tracks — Charizard from Skyridge at $18,943 today. Switch the grade view to PSA 10, PSA 9, BGS 10, CGC 10 or SGC 10 and each tile shows that grade's price instead; 18,079 cards have a PSA 10 price on file. Prices were last updated 7 October 2026.

4,543 of these cards carry a headline built from CardTrack's own completed sales of that exact card. 4,500 anchor to TCGplayer's market price, cross-checked against Cardmarket and PriceCharting, because CardTrack has too few recent sales of that card to publish its own figure, and 11,859 sit under the postage floor, where a sale price is mostly postage; the methodology page sets out each step. The small pill on each tile rates how often the card sold on eBay in the last 90 days (hover it for the count of completed sales), the figure the most-traded cards page ranks by. Asking prices are never shown as sales.

Search matches card and set names as you type. The set and rarity filters narrow the list to one set or one rarity, the price band keeps only cards in a value range, and graded-only hides cards with no graded price. Sorting by PSA 10 reorders the list by the gem-mint price rather than the raw one, which changes the top of the list considerably for vintage cards whose graded copies are worth many times a raw one — the PSA premium index measures that gap. Each tile opens the card's page with the full graded ladder, recent sales and population data.