Pokemon cards can be worth $0.10 to $5+ million depending on the card and condition. Get instant values based on real sales data, with 60,000+ cards and PSA, BGS, CGC graded prices updated in real-time.
Look at the bottom of your Pokemon card to find the set symbol and card number (e.g., 4/102 for Base Set Charizard).
Examine your card for wear, scratches, whitening on edges, and centering. Raw cards are valued as Near Mint, Lightly Played, etc.
Search our database or use the API to get real-time market prices based on recent verified sales data.
PSA 10 cards can be worth 10-100x more than raw cards
Pokemon card prices fluctuate based on demand and releases
1st Edition, Shadowless, and promo cards command premiums
A useful Pokemon card value checker should separate real sale prices from seller asking prices. PokeTrace combines TCGPlayer market data, eBay sold listings, and CardMarket coverage so collectors can compare raw and graded values from multiple marketplaces.
The same card can have a different condition-based price in Near Mint, Lightly Played, PSA 9, PSA 10, BGS, or CGC. Use the search above to find the exact card, then compare the price table and recent sales before deciding whether to sell, buy, or grade it.
US and EU Pokemon card prices can move differently. Check TCGPlayer and eBay data for US demand, then compare CardMarket for European liquidity, especially for vintage cards, Japanese promos, and modern chase cards.
| Card | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Charizard Base Set | $350 - $420,000 |
| Pikachu Illustrator | $375,000 - $5.3M |
| Shadowless Charizard | $200 - $75,000 |
| Pokemon 151 Charizard ex | $25 - $800 |
| Base Set Blastoise | $40 - $45,000 |
| Mewtwo Base Set | $30 - $25,000 |
| Gengar Alt Art | $80 - $400 |
| Umbreon VMAX Alt | $200 - $800 |
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Pokemon card values range from $0.10 to over $5 million depending on the card, condition, and rarity. Use PokeTrace to check real-time prices based on actual sales data from multiple marketplaces.
Key factors include: 1) Condition/Grade (PSA 10 cards are worth significantly more), 2) Rarity (1st Edition, Shadowless, Promos), 3) Card type (Charizard, Pikachu are highly sought), 4) Age (vintage 1999 cards), and 5) Market demand.
Grading is worth it for cards valued over $50-100 raw. PSA, BGS, and CGC grading typically costs $20-150+ and can increase card value significantly if it grades well (9 or 10).
PSA 10 is the highest grade from Professional Sports Authenticator, meaning Gem Mint condition. It indicates near-perfect centering (55/45 front, 75/25 back), sharp corners, clean edges, and a pristine surface.
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