Pokémon card value lookup & online price guide
Free Pokémon card price guide: look up the value of any of 55,244 cards across 693 English, Japanese and Chinese sets, with market prices updated daily from real marketplace sales.
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How to find your Pokémon card's value
Search the card's name above, then match your exact printing using the set symbol and the collector number printed at the bottom of the card. For example, 4/102 is the Base Set Charizard. Every card page lists all of that card's printings with current market, low, high and 30-day average prices, plus PSA 10 graded values where they're tracked, and links to buy on TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay.
What makes a Pokémon card valuable?
Rarity and print run matter most: holo rares, 1st Edition stamps, Gold Star and Crystal cards, and modern chase rarities like Illustration Rares and Special Art Rares command the highest prices. Condition multiplies everything: a Near Mint copy can be worth several times a played one, and professionally graded gems (PSA 10, BGS 9.5) sell for multiples of raw cards. The most valuable card we track is the 1st Edition Base Set Charizard at $999,999.00 in PSA 10. See the 50 most valuable Pokémon cards for the full list.
Prices from real sales, updated daily
Every number on this site comes from actual completed sales, not asking prices, and refreshes every day, covering 55,244 cards across 693 English, Japanese and Chinese sets, from Base Set (1999) through 30th Celebration: Classic Collection. Prefer prices in your pocket? The PokéVision app scans any card with your camera and prices it in under a second.