What’s Your Pokémon Card Worth?
Search any Pokémon card below for its current market price, price history, and graded values — pulled daily from TCGplayer market data.
How it works
- Step 1
Search or scan
Type a card's name above, or scan it with the Slab app — either way, it's matched to the exact printing.
- Step 2
See the current price
Get today's TCGplayer market price, a 30-day price history chart, and every known variant's value.
- Step 3
Check the graded value
If the card has PSA, CGC, or BGS grading data, see the raw-to-graded ladder right alongside the raw price.
What determines a card’s value
Printing. The same card is often printed more than once — different rarities, holo treatments, or later reprints — and each printing is its own product with its own price. A holofoil version of a card can be worth far more than a non-holo printing of the same card and number.
Condition. Whitening on the edges, surface scratches, and corner wear all pull a raw card’s value down from its near-mint price. Condition is also the single biggest factor in what a card grades to, which in turn drives most of the value gap on a chase card.
Grading. A third-party grade (PSA, CGC, or BGS) turns condition into a number buyers trust without inspecting the card themselves. Higher grades — especially a 10 — often carry a large premium over the raw price, but the premium and the cost of grading both vary by card, so grading isn’t automatically worth it for every card. See our PSA 10 price comparison for real examples.
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Frequently asked questions
What determines a Pokémon card's value?
Printing, condition, and grading are the three biggest levers — which specific print run a card is from, how well a raw copy has held up, and whether it carries a third-party grade all move the price independently of each other. Two copies of the exact same card can be worth very different amounts once you account for all three.
What's the fastest way to check what my card is worth?
Type the card's name into the search box above and open its result — you'll see the current market price immediately, along with every known variant and, where it applies, the graded ladder on the same page. Scanning it with the Slab app skips the typing entirely and matches the exact printing straight from a photo.
Are the prices on this site live?
They're refreshed once a day from TCGplayer's public market data, not updated in real time on every page load. A price you see here reflects the most recent full day of trading — close enough for almost any collecting or trading decision, though it's worth checking the live listing directly before an actual buy or sell.
Keep exploring
- Card condition guideWhat NM, LP, MP, HP, and DMG mean, and how condition moves price.
- Trade calculatorCompare both sides of a trade and see who's ahead.
- Grading calculatorEstimate the raw-to-graded value gap before you submit a card.
- Most expensive cardsThe highest-priced Pokémon cards we track, ranked daily.
- PSA 10 pricesRaw price next to PSA 10 price for well-known chase cards.
- Price moversThis week's biggest gainers and losers by percent change.
Scan it instead of searching
Slab identifies the exact printing from a photo and shows its price, history, and graded value instantly — free on iOS.