Pokémon Cards · Free Value Check

How Much Is My Pokémon Card Worth?

From Base Set Charizards to modern alternate-art chase cards, Pokémon card prices move daily. Take a picture of your card and we'll identify the exact set, number, and edition, then check what copies have actually sold for, raw and graded.

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The biggest value drivers are the set symbol, card number, edition (1st Edition vs. Unlimited, shadowless), holo pattern, and centering/condition. Our tool reads these from your photo so you don't need to be an expert.

Get the Most Accurate Value

Photograph the card straight-on in good light, so the set symbol and card number (bottom corner) are readable.
Note "1st Edition" stamps or shadowless borders, they can multiply value 10x.
Compare raw vs. PSA 9/10 sold prices before paying for grading (~$20+/card).
Sleeve valuable cards immediately, edge wear is the #1 value killer.

Ready to find out what yours is worth? Snap a photo, we'll identify it and research real sold prices. Free, no signup.

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Pokémon Cards, Common Questions

How can I check my Pokémon card's value for free?

Take a clear photo of the card front and upload it here. We identify set, number, and edition and pull recent sold prices, free.

Are my 1999 Pokémon cards worth anything?

Possibly. Base Set holos, especially 1st Edition or shadowless, can be worth hundreds to thousands. Common non-holo cards are usually under $5, but it costs nothing to check.

Should I grade my card?

Only if the graded sold prices exceed the raw price by more than the grading fee and the card is in near-mint condition. Our results include both when data is available.