Pokemon Card Values
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Point your camera at any Pokemon card. Ripdex identifies the exact card and variant in under a second.
Browse by Set
Every expansion from Base Set to today, with full card lists and prices: 174 sets and counting.
Detailed Analysis
90-day price charts, variant-level prices and direct links to buy from trusted marketplaces.
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Scan a whole binder in one session. Ripdex recognizes card after card, hands-free, with a running total.
Real-Time Market Data
Live TCGplayer prices refreshed every day, with variant-level detail: normal, holofoil, reverse holofoil.
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Every scan lands in your collection with quantities, conditions and a live total value.
Price History Charts
90-day price charts with 7 and 30-day trends, so you buy and sell at the right moment.
47,000+ Cards
All international expansions plus the full Japanese catalog, including Japanese-exclusive promos.
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Vintage Card Values
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Frequently asked questions
How much is my Pokémon card worth?
Card values depend on the exact card, set, variant and condition. Scan it with Ripdex or look it up in our free price guide. We show live TCGplayer market prices for more than 20,000 English cards, updated every day.
How does the card scanner work?
Ripdex uses on-device image recognition to identify the exact card (set, number and variant) from your camera in under a second. It works with cards from Base Set (1999) to the newest expansions, in any orientation.
Is Ripdex free?
Yes. Downloading Ripdex and scanning cards is free, and the web price guide is completely free with no registration. A premium subscription unlocks unlimited scanning and collection features.
How accurate are the prices?
Prices come from real TCGplayer market data and refresh daily. For each card we show the market price per variant (normal, holofoil, reverse holofoil) plus a 90-day price history chart.
How often are prices updated?
Every day. Our backend pulls fresh market data daily, so the price you see reflects the current market, not last month's.
Which cards does Ripdex support?
All international (English) Pokémon TCG expansions: over 20,000 cards across 174 sets and counting, plus more than 27,000 Japanese cards in the app, including Japanese-exclusive promos.
Pokemon Card Price Guide 2026
This price guide covers 20,444 Pokemon cards from every international set and series, each backed by live market data. Use it to price a collection, check a trade offer, or find out what that binder from 1999 is worth before you sell.
Our price database is built on TCGplayer market data (the largest card marketplace) and every price refreshes daily, so the numbers move when the market does.
Most Valuable Pokemon Cards by Era
Mega Evolution (2025–2026)
- Mega Gengar ex #284$1,273.24
- Pikachu ex #276$1,181.54
- Mega Charizard X ex #125$791.24
Scarlet & Violet (2023–2025)
- Umbreon ex #161$1,508.69
- Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat #85$1,103.31
- Mew ex #232$1,064.41
Sword & Shield (2019–2023)
- Umbreon VMAX #215$2,137.76
- Rayquaza VMAX #218$1,249.89
- Gengar VMAX #271$1,027.82
Other (2001–2022)
- Charizard #3$2,100.00
- Gengar #11$1,599.99
- Rocket's Mewtwo #8$1,450.00
Sun & Moon (2017–2019)
- Latias & Latios-GX #170$3,783.56
- Gengar & Mimikyu-GX #165$1,644.91
- Magikarp & Wailord-GX #161$863.43
XY (2013–2016)
- M Charizard-EX #108$1,000.62
- Dialga-EX #122$986.98
- M Rayquaza-EX #98$985.36
How We Calculate Pokemon Card Values
Ripdex prices come from TCGplayer market data, the largest trading card marketplace. For every card we track the market price per printing variant (normal, holofoil and reverse holofoil) and refresh the entire catalog daily. Card pages also show a 90-day price history so you can see whether a card is trending up or down before you buy, sell or trade. Prices reflect near-mint ungraded copies; played conditions typically sell for less (see our condition guide for typical multipliers).
💡 Pro Tips for Pokemon Card Collectors
- Always check card condition: even small flaws can knock a lot off the value
- Consider professional grading only for flawless cards with real raw value
- Watch the 90-day charts, since values move with nostalgia cycles and new releases
- Buy from reputable sellers and verify authenticity on high-value cards
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