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What's my card worth?

Check the live market value of any trading card, and learn exactly what makes a card valuable, so you know what you have before you buy, sell or grade. Free live price tools for the four biggest games.

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Check a card's live value

Pokémon
Live values by set and variant, holo, reverse and first edition.
● Live prices Magic: The Gathering
Every printing priced, from bulk commons to the Power Nine.
● Live prices Yu-Gi-Oh
Compare each card across TCGplayer, eBay, Amazon and Cardmarket.
● Live prices Disney Lorcana
Live values for the fast-growing Disney TCG, foils and Enchanted.
● Live prices

What makes a card valuable

Rarity. Holo, secret, alternate-art and Enchanted cards are worth far more than commons of the same character. The chase cards in each set drive the top prices.
Set and edition. First edition beats unlimited, early sets beat reprints, and shadowless beats shadowed. The exact printing can swing the value from cents to hundreds.
Condition. Market prices assume Near Mint. A played, whitened or creased card is worth a fraction; a clean copy is worth full value.
Foil and finish. Foils, reverse holos and special finishes carry a premium over the plain version of the same card.
Demand. Tournament staples and iconic cards hold value; a rare card nobody wants is still cheap. Prices move with the meta and reprints.

Condition grading, simplified

Gem Mint (10)Flawless, professionally graded. The top of the market.
Mint / Near MintLooks unplayed, no visible wear. The standard for market prices.
Lightly PlayedMinor edge or surface wear. Sells at a modest discount.
Moderately PlayedNoticeable wear, scratches or whitening. Worth well below Near Mint.
Heavily Played / DamagedCreases, tears or water damage. Only the rarest cards hold value here.
Should you grade it? Grading by PSA, BGS or CGC can multiply the value of a high-end card in top condition, but it costs money and takes weeks, so it only pays for genuinely valuable cards. Check the live value in the tool for your game first, then decide. For selling, TCGplayer and eBay reach the most buyers, and eBay sold listings show what people actually paid.

Common questions

How do I find what my card is worth?

Pick your game above and search the card. You'll see its live market value; match the exact set, edition and condition to your copy.

What makes a card valuable?

Rarity, set and edition, condition, foil, and demand. First-edition holo rares and iconic chase cards in top condition are worth the most.

Should I get it graded?

Only for genuinely valuable cards in top condition; grading costs money and time. Check the live value first to decide.

Where should I sell?

TCGplayer and eBay for singles (eBay sold listings show real prices); a local store buylist for bulk. Check the value here first.