PokeMiner

Pokemon Card Prices

Live market data from eBay sold listings, updated daily. See what Pokemon cards actually sell for instead of guessing from listed prices.

Browse by Set

Jump straight to the cards you care about. These are the most actively traded Pokemon TCG sets right now, ranked by sales volume over the last 30 days.

Prismatic EvolutionsScarlet & Violet
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Obsidian FlamesScarlet & Violet
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Crown ZenithSword & Shield
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Paldean FatesScarlet & Violet
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Scarlet & Violet BaseScarlet & Violet
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151Scarlet & Violet
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Evolving SkiesSword & Shield
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Brilliant StarsSword & Shield
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Price Tracking Features

Price History Charts

See how a card's market value has moved over the past 30, 90, or 365 days. Spot seasonal dips and hype-driven spikes before you buy or sell.

Sold Comps

Every price we show is backed by a real eBay transaction. Browse individual sold listings with photos, dates, and final sale amounts.

PSA Population Data

Know exactly how many copies of a card exist at each PSA grade. Population counts update regularly so you can gauge true scarcity.

AI Market Analysis

Our models flag cards with unusual sales velocity or price momentum, giving you a head start on trends before the broader market catches on.

How PokeMiner Tracks Prices

Every price on PokeMiner is derived from completed eBay sold listings. We ignore active listings entirely because asking prices are unreliable. A seller can list a base set Charizard for $50,000, but that tells you nothing about what the card is actually worth. Sold data does.

Our pipeline runs daily. It ingests new sold listings overnight, matches them to the correct card and condition, and recalculates averages by morning. For graded cards we separate results by grading company and grade. A PSA 10 Moonbreon has a very different market than a CGC 9, and lumping them together would produce misleading numbers.

Raw card prices are calculated from ungraded sold listings. We filter out lots, misidentified cards, and listings where the condition is ambiguous. The result is a clean, per-card price that reflects what a single near-mint copy is trading for on the open market.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does PokeMiner get its Pokemon card prices?
All pricing data comes from completed eBay sold listings. We track actual transactions, not asking prices or estimates, so every number reflects what a real buyer paid.
How often are Pokemon card prices updated?
Our system pulls new sold listing data daily. Price averages, charts, and trending signals refresh each morning so you are always working with recent market activity.
Does PokeMiner show graded and raw card prices separately?
Yes. We separate raw (ungraded) sales from PSA, BGS, and CGC graded sales. You can filter by grade on any card page to see exactly what a PSA 10 or PSA 9 has been selling for.
Is PokeMiner free to use?
Core pricing data, sold comps, and basic collection tracking are free. Premium unlocks deeper tools like AI analysis, extended price history, PSA population data, and portfolio analytics.

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