Pokémon, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! card price lookup
The trend price is the figure most collectors quote, but it is only one of several: the cheapest listing, the 1, 7 and 30-day averages and the holo price can tell a very different story. Search a card to see every price its database publishes, with the date it was last updated.
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Which price to use
| Figure | What it tells you | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Trend | Cardmarket’s smoothed estimate of recent sales. | A neutral starting figure for a trade. |
| From (lowest) | The cheapest current listing, in any language or condition. | Knowing the floor; rarely the price of a near-mint copy. |
| 1/7/30-day averages | The average sale price over each window. | Spotting a spike: if the 1-day average is far above the 30-day one, wait. |
| Holo / reverse / foil | The same card in its shiny version, priced separately. | Never mixing a reverse holo with the normal print. |
What each database covers
- Pokémon (TCGdex): Cardmarket trend, lowest, 1/7/30-day averages and the same figures for the holo or reverse version, with the update time. Names work in Spanish and English.
- Magic (Scryfall): the Cardmarket euro price for each printing, normal and foil, and the TCGplayer dollar price.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! (YGOPRODeck): one Cardmarket price per card name, not per printing, plus TCGplayer and eBay in dollars. For a specific rarity or set, check Cardmarket.
Sources and checks
Fields checked on 27 October 2026 with sample cards from each database.
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