Pokémon Card Price Guide

Check current market prices for any Pokémon card. Over 20,000 cards with Cardmarket trend prices updated daily. Browse by set, Pokémon, rarity, or generation.

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Perfect Order

88 cards

Ascended Heroes

217 cards

Phantasmal Flames

94 cards

Mega Evolution

132 cards

White Flare

86 cards

Black Bolt

86 cards

Destined Rivals

182 cards

Journey Together

159 cards

Prismatic Evolutions

131 cards

Surging Sparks

191 cards

Stellar Crown

142 cards

Shrouded Fable

64 cards

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Illustration RareSpecial Illustration RareSpecial Art RareHyper RareRare SecretShiny Ultra RareUltra RareDouble Rare

By Generation

1

Kanto

2

Johto

3

Hoenn

4

Sinnoh

5

Unova

6

Kalos

7

Alola

8

Galar

9

Paldea

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How Pokémon Card Prices Work

Pokémon card prices are determined by supply and demand in the secondary market. The main factors that influence a card's value are rarity, condition, the featured Pokémon, artwork quality, and competitive playability. Cards from older sets tend to be more valuable due to limited supply.

Prices on TTMCards are sourced from Cardmarket, the largest European Pokémon card marketplace. The trend price reflects a weighted average of recent sales. We update prices daily to ensure you always see current market values. For graded cards (PSA, BGS, CGC), expect to pay a premium over raw card prices — a PSA 10 can be worth 5-10x or more than the raw equivalent.