Pokémon card value checker
How much is my Pokémon card worth? Check the value of Pokémon cards in seconds: search any card by name and number to see its market price, every printing and its price history. Free, no sign-up.
How to check Pokémon card value
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Find the name and number
The card's name is at the top. The number is at the bottom, usually in a corner, such as 4/102 or 199/165.
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Search for it
Type the name and number into the search box above, for example “Charizard 4/102”. Pick the result whose set and image match your card.
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Match the exact printing
Holo, reverse holo, first edition and other versions are priced separately. Each card page lists every printing with its own price.
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Adjust for condition
Market prices describe cards in good, near-mint condition. Whitening, scratches or creases bring the value down, sometimes a lot.
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Point your phone's camera at the card and the TCG Scanner app finds the exact printing and its price in seconds.
Most valuable Pokémon cards right now
Rarest cards →The highest market prices among the most collected Pokémon, ungraded.
Charizard
Skyridge · #146/144
Lugia EX (Team Plasma) (134 Full Art)
Plasma Storm · #134/135
Lugia ex
EX Unseen Forces · #105/115
![Rocket's Mewtwo - 8 [Winner] Best of Promos](https://tcgplayer-cdn.tcgplayer.com/product/167080_200w.jpg)
Rocket's Mewtwo - 8 [Winner]
Best of Promos · #8/9
Umbreon VMAX (Alternate Art Secret)
SWSH07: Evolving Skies · #215/203
Gengar - SWSH241 (Prerelease) (Staff)
SWSH: Sword & Shield Promo Cards · #SWSH241
Charizard
Base Set (Shadowless) · #4/102
Gengar & Mimikyu GX (Alternate Full Art)
SM - Team Up · #165/181
M Charizard EX (X) (Secret)
XY - Flashfire · #108/106
Rocket's Mewtwo ex
EX Team Rocket Returns · #99/109
Gengar ex
EX FireRed & LeafGreen · #108/112
Shining Charizard
Neo Destiny · #107/105
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Pokémon card price checker, value finder and calculator
This Pokémon card price checker works as a value finder for single cards: search a card and its page shows the Pokémon card value for each printing, the recent price trend, and current listings. To see how much your Pokémon cards are worth together, use the Pokémon card value calculator, which adds up a whole stack. Prices are updated every night.
Checking cards one at a time is slow for a big collection. The Pokémon card scanner app reads the card with your phone's camera and shows its value instantly.
What makes a Pokémon card worth money?
- The printing. First edition, holo, reverse holo, full art and special illustration rare versions of the same Pokémon can differ in price by hundreds of dollars.
- Rarity and print run. The rarity symbol (circle, diamond, star and beyond) and how many packs were printed both matter.
- Condition. Near-mint cards are worth the most. Visible wear brings the price down; professionally graded cards in top condition can sell for far more.
- The Pokémon. Charizard, Pikachu, Umbreon and other fan favourites carry a premium over less popular Pokémon.
- Age and nostalgia. Cards from 1999 to 2003 are scarcer in good condition and in high demand.
Read more in what makes a card valuable and how to tell if a card is first edition.
Pokémon card value FAQ
How much is my Pokémon card worth?
Search the card's name and number above and open the result that matches your card's set and image. The card page shows its current market price for each printing and how the price has moved. Adjust down for any visible wear.
How to tell if Pokémon cards are worth money
Some are worth a lot, especially holo and first edition cards from 1999 to 2003 in good condition. Most common and uncommon cards, old or new, are worth cents to a few dollars each.
How much are my Pokémon cards worth in total?
Add each card to the card value calculator and it totals your Pokémon cards' value at market price. You can switch the total to other currencies.
Is there a Pokémon card value scanner?
Yes. The TCG Scanner app is a free Pokémon card value scanner: point your camera at a card and it shows the price.
Where do these prices come from?
They're US market estimates from TCGplayer sales data, updated nightly. They describe ungraded cards and are a guide, not an offer. How we price cards.
Should I get my card graded?
Only if it's valuable and in excellent condition. Our grading calculator shows whether grading is likely to pay for itself.
How do I know if my card is fake?
Check the text, font, card back and holo against a genuine card. Our fake card guide covers the checks.
Prices are US market estimates in USD, from TCGplayer sales data. They are a guide, not an offer to buy or sell. How we price cards.