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How much is my Pokémon card worth? How to check

A Pokémon card is worth what people pay for it on second-hand markets: Cardmarket in Europe (in euros) and TCGplayer in the US (in dollars). To price yours you need to identify it exactly (set and number), its language, its finish and its condition. With Prism you scan it and see its price instantly, for free.

Updated 24 October 2026

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A card page in Prism, with its guide price
A card page in Prism, with its guide price
Card search in Prism, with prices
Card search in Prism, with prices

Where do you check a Pokémon card’s price?

  • Cardmarket: Europe’s largest market, with prices by language and condition.
  • CardTrader: another European market in euros, useful to compare.
  • TCGplayer: the reference market in the US, in dollars.
  • eBay (sold listings): for graded and very rare cards.

Prism gathers these prices on each card’s page, with price history, so you do not have to check them one by one.

What makes a card worth more or less?

  1. The exact card: set and number (for example 161/131).
  2. Language: the same card in Japanese, English or Spanish has different prices.
  3. Finish: normal, holo or reverse holo; Prism prices each finish separately.
  4. Condition: a Near Mint card is worth more than a played one.
  5. Grading: a PSA, CGC or BGS graded card with a high grade can be worth several times more.

How do I check my card’s price with Prism?

  1. Open prismtcg.app or the Android app.
  2. Scan the card with the camera or search it by name.
  3. Its page shows the guide price in euros, each market’s price, each finish and how it changed in recent months.
  4. Add it to your collection and Prism tells you what everything is worth together.

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