The Pokémon card market today

The Pokémon card market in one page: our index, breadth, movers, liquidity, sealed prices, grading and scarcity. Each figure is dated and linked to its full report. Prices as of 6 October 2026 · methodology

The CardTrack 100, a value-weighted index of the 100 most valuable raw Pokémon cards, is up 30.5% over 30 days (as of 6 October 2026). JustTCG's own Pokémon index, shown below as a cross-check, reads +1.7% over 30 days and +8.8% over 90. The most-traded card is Mega Gengar ex (Ascended Heroes), with 1,624 completed eBay sales in 90 days.

This price run carries no card-level 30-day trends, so breadth and the Pokémon game index are hidden rather than shown as zero.

How to read the Pokémon card market figures

Index. The CardTrack 100 tracks the 100 most valuable raw Pokémon cards, weighted by price. It shows the top of the market, not the typical card. The per-game figures apply the same price weighting to each game's 100 most valuable cards, using each card's 30-day price change. Breadth. Breadth counts how many priced cards rose or fell over 30 days. A move inside ±0.5% counts as flat. When the index rises but breadth is weak, a few expensive cards are carrying the market. Liquidity. Liquidity is the number of completed eBay sales in 90 days, and the label reflects the last 30. A price with few sales behind it is harder to get when you sell.

Grading economics. This compares a card's raw price with its PSA 10 price after the grading fee. That is the best case: a 9 or lower usually pays far less. The ROI calculator weights every grade outcome. Scarcity. Scarcity lists the fewest PSA 10s among cards with at least 100 copies graded, from PSA's population report. Below that, one lucky submission looks like rarity. Sealed. Sealed movement is the 30-day change in TCGplayer's market price for sealed products.

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