PokePriceTracker
Free Pokemon price guides

Pokemon Card Price Guides

Free comprehensive price guides for English and Japanese Pokemon cards. Browse by set, rarity, or card type with daily-updated TCGPlayer prices and PSA historical data.

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Complete database of English and Japanese Pokemon card prices

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Guides by Set

Price guides organized by Pokemon TCG set with daily updates

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Rare Card Values

Focus on the most valuable rare cards with PSA prices

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Popular Set Price Guides

Base Set

The original 1999 Pokemon set

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Evolving Skies

Popular modern set with Eeveelutions

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Brilliant Stars

Features Charizard and Arceus cards

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Lost Origin

Includes popular Giratina cards

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Silver Tempest

Modern set with Lugia cards

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Crown Zenith

Special subset with chase cards

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Price Guides by Rarity

Secret Rare

The rarest and most valuable cards

Ultra Rare

High-value holographic cards

Rare

Standard rare cards

Uncommon

Mid-tier collectible cards

Common

Base set cards

Promo

Special promotional cards

All Sets A–Z

Base SetJungleFossilTeam RocketNeo GenesisNeo RevelationEvolving SkiesBrilliant StarsLost OriginSilver TempestCrown ZenithScarlet & Violet
How It Works

How Our Pokemon Price Guides Work

Our price guides aggregate market data from TCGPlayer and eBay with daily updates. Each set and rarity page shows live data so you can verify current values for raw and PSA graded cards.

Daily updates with 30/60/90-day trend windows
Raw and PSA graded values (8/9/10)
English and Japanese card support
Set and rarity-specific navigation

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Pokemon Price Guides FAQ

Common questions about our Pokemon card price guides

How do I find Pokemon card prices by set?

Use the Sets A-Z index or Popular Sets section to browse by set. Each set page shows all cards with daily-updated TCGPlayer prices, PSA historical data, and sorting by rarity or value. You can filter by language (English/Japanese) and condition.

How often are Pokemon price guides updated?

Our price guides are updated daily with fresh data from TCGPlayer. We track price trends over 30/60/90-day windows to help you spot momentum and market stability. PSA graded card prices are updated with recent eBay sales data.

Do price guides show both raw and graded card values?

Yes! Each card displays raw card prices from TCGPlayer across all conditions (Near Mint, Lightly Played, etc.) plus PSA graded values for grades 8, 9, and 10 when available. This helps you understand both raw and graded market values.

Can I track Pokemon card price changes over time?

Absolutely. Every card page includes historical price charts showing value changes over time. You can view trends for different conditions and time periods to identify price spikes, drops, and long-term appreciation patterns.

Are Pokemon price guides free to use?

Yes, browsing all price guides is completely free. No signup required to view card values, sets, and price history. Premium features like advanced analytics, price alerts, and API access are available on paid plans.

Do you have Japanese Pokemon card price guides?

Yes! We support both English and Japanese Pokemon cards. Use the language filter to browse Japanese sets and cards. Both languages include pricing data, card images, set information, and daily updates from our data sources.

How accurate are the Pokemon card values in your guides?

Very accurate. We source pricing directly from TCGPlayer, the most trusted Pokemon marketplace, with daily updates. For PSA graded cards, we use real eBay sales data to show historical sold prices. Our system aggregates data across multiple sellers for reliable market values.

Can I see the most valuable cards in each set?

Yes. Each set price guide lets you sort by market value to instantly see the most valuable cards. You can also filter by rarity (Secret Rare, Ultra Rare, etc.) to focus on chase cards and high-value pulls.

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