Search any card to see its live market value: the TCGplayer market price (the running average of real sales that collectors use), its set, rarity and number, and the cheapest copies on eBay right now.
Card values pulled from live TCGplayer data, refreshed 31 July 2026
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Most valuable cards right now
Iconic cards by live TCGplayer market price. The same Pokémon appears across many sets at wildly different values, so always match your card's exact set and number.
How to read the value. The price shown is the TCGplayer market price for an ungraded card in good condition, the standard benchmark. A professionally graded card in a high grade (PSA 9-10) can be worth several times more; a played or damaged one, far less. Match your card's exact set and number first, since the same Pokémon exists across dozens of sets at very different values, then grade the condition honestly before buying or selling.
Common questions
How do you value a card?
The live TCGplayer market price: the running average of actual recent sales, the standard reference. We show the exact set, rarity and number so you can match your card precisely.
Does condition matter?
Hugely. Market price is for an ungraded card in good shape. A high-grade PSA/CGC card can be worth many times more; a damaged one, far less.
Which cards are most valuable?
First-edition Base Set holos (especially Charizard), promos and trophy cards, and modern secret-rare and alt-art chase cards. Browse the most valuable cards above.
Where to buy or sell?
TCGplayer is the price benchmark; eBay has the widest selection including graded cards and auctions. We link each card straight to its eBay listings.
