What's my Pokémon card worth?

Is your card worth anything? The honest odds

There are 19,530 Pokemon cards with a tracked price, and 10,020 of them sell for under a dollar, which is 51% of every card printed. That is the real answer for most of a binder, and it is why the list below is worth checking against rather than assuming.

Age decides almost everything. Of cards from sets released up to 2003, the Wizards of the Coast era, 9.1% are worth $100 or more. Of cards from 2015 onwards, 2.2% are, so an old card is about 4 times more likely to be valuable. If your cards came from a shop in the last decade, the odds are against you no matter how good the artwork looks.

Condition and grading change everything above. These are market prices for ordinary raw copies. A professionally graded gem-mint copy of the same card can be worth many times more, and a played one with white edges considerably less. Grading only makes sense on cards already worth real money, because the fee is roughly the same whatever the card.

Prices are TCGplayer market prices via pokemontcg.io, taking the cheapest variant of each card, 19,530 of 20,479 cards priced. Refreshed daily.

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