How much is my Pokémon card worth?
Look up today’s market price for 27,502 Pokémon cards from 223 English and Japanese sets. Free, no sign-up.
What’s my Pokémon card worth?
Type the card name and, if you know it, the number printed at the bottom of the card (like Charizard 4/102 or Umbreon ex 161).
How to look up your card
- Find the name at the top of the card, for example Charizard ex or Professor’s Research.
- Find the number in the bottom corner, for example 161/131. Typing it narrows the list to your exact card, because the same Pokémon is printed in many sets.
- Pick your card from the list. Check that the picture matches: alternate arts and special versions share a name but not a price.
Questions
Where is the card number on a Pokémon card?
Modern cards print it in the bottom left or bottom right corner, like 161/131. The first part is the card number, the second part is the size of the set. Cards numbered above the set size are secret rares.
Are these prices for graded cards?
No. The prices are market prices for ungraded cards. Cards in worse condition usually sell for less, and cards graded in high grades usually sell for more.
How often are prices updated?
Every day. Prices move, so check again before you buy or sell.
My card is not in the list
We list cards that have a recent market price. Very common cards and some promos may be missing. Try only the name, or browse all sets and open the set’s card list.
See also: the most valuable Pokémon cards right now and the rarity symbol chart.