Pokémon Market Indexes

Is the market up or down? Each index tracks its segment’s most valuable cards through years of real price history — normalized to 100 at the start, like a stock index for the hobby.

$1,089,116.96to own one of every cardone copy each of 47,335 cards, priced daily · 0.9% 7d
20%of tracked cards up this week3,152 · ▼ 1,865 of 15,734
$2,298,372.00changed hands · 7 days449,502 verified sales · 78,968 in the last 24h
13.6×median PSA 10 premium over rawacross the Pokémon 200

Sold-data trends

How much Pokémon cardboard actually changed hands, day by day.

5% vs prior week
Jun 17: 1,182 sales · $22,501.06Jun 18: 1,326 sales · $23,982.66Jun 19: 1,164 sales · $29,267.26Jun 20: 1,180 sales · $24,588.03Jun 21: 1,158 sales · $27,673.43Jun 22: 1,415 sales · $21,794.22Jun 23: 1,566 sales · $24,894.12Jun 24: 1,612 sales · $33,085.47Jun 25: 1,441 sales · $23,089.44Jun 26: 1,983 sales · $35,710.38Jun 27: 1,476 sales · $30,375.67Jun 28: 2,474 sales · $29,488.22Jun 29: 2,219 sales · $32,487.18Jun 30: 2,971 sales · $52,237.19Jul 1: 2,969 sales · $51,461.30Jul 2: 3,333 sales · $49,729.31Jul 3: 3,484 sales · $52,555.78Jul 4: 3,507 sales · $59,278.63Jul 5: 3,562 sales · $46,893.01Jul 6: 5,200 sales · $78,488.88Jul 7: 5,743 sales · $66,420.74Jul 8: 7,161 sales · $96,385.60Jul 9: 9,589 sales · $134,624.87Jul 10: 12,620 sales · $149,284.66Jul 11: 15,659 sales · $174,058.31Jul 12: 32,755 sales · $239,106.98Jul 13: 30,137 sales · $160,059.37Jul 14: 16,170 sales · $172,393.93Jul 15: 23,837 sales · $214,375.76Jul 16: 44,957 sales · $231,820.52Jul 17: 11,494 sales · $145,807.38Jul 18: 17,816 sales · $205,583.03Jul 19: 33,863 sales · $258,298.08Jul 20: 50,823 sales · $258,981.48Jul 21: 52,955 sales · $314,127.00Jul 22: 63,226 sales · $325,587.49Jul 23: 65,663 sales · $374,929.93Jul 24: 55,026 sales · $344,020.59Jul 25: 55,694 sales · $344,427.38Jul 26: 56,015 sales · $372,340.19Jul 27: 55,528 sales · $345,789.85Jul 28: 53,607 sales · $333,138.16Jul 29: 52,074 sales · $303,601.15Jul 30: 61,562 sales · $353,879.01Jul 31: 61,346 sales · $350,609.86Aug 1: 67,377 sales · $364,469.10Aug 2: 70,106 sales · $356,535.84Aug 3: 64,177 sales · $376,703.92Aug 4: 66,208 sales · $327,762.73Aug 5: 63,459 sales · $342,047.74Aug 6: 61,158 sales · $349,189.99Aug 7: 63,579 sales · $321,581.00Aug 8: 60,520 sales · $339,698.92Aug 9: 66,886 sales · $363,046.76Aug 10: 65,025 sales · $363,515.45Aug 11: 63,158 sales · $369,096.18Aug 12: 56,590 sales · $341,179.27Aug 13: 56,271 sales · $342,533.52Aug 14: 62,604 sales · $392,362.84Aug 15: 60,927 sales · $367,839.49Jun 17Jul 17Aug 15
1,938,587 sales tracked in 60 days$12,336,795.31 total volume$6.36 average sale

Every bar is one day of verified sold listings across the whole catalog — darker bars are the last 7 days. Hover a bar for the exact count and dollar volume.

Segment indexes same math as the Pokémon 200, sliced by era, language and grade

Vintage (1999–2003)

The 100 most valuable cards from Base Set through the e-Card era.
336.6
6.5% 1M 106.5% 1Y 236.6% all
336.680.9Aug '21Nov '22Feb '24May '25Aug '26
Low 80.9 · High 336.6 236.6% over this range

100 cards · worth $92,764.55 combined · biggest: Charizard, Charizard, Lugia

Modern (2020+)

The 100 most valuable cards from Sword & Shield onward.
278.9
0.3% 1M 106.4% 1Y 178.9% all
278.9100Jan '25Jun '25Nov '25Mar '26Aug '26
Low 100 · High 278.9 178.9% over this range

100 cards · worth $55,697.43 combined · biggest: Umbreon VMAX, Tropical Wind - 026 (2004 World Championships) [Participation], Umbreon ex

English

The 100 most valuable English-language cards.
530.6
5.9% 1M 93.3% 1Y 430.6% all
530.699.2Jun '21Oct '22Jan '24May '25Aug '26
Low 99.2 · High 530.6 430.6% over this range

100 cards · worth $170,619.50 combined · biggest: Umbreon ★, Charizard, Charizard

Japanese

The 100 most valuable Japanese-language cards.
441.3
3.6% 1M 129.2% 1Y 341.3% all
441.3100Sep '24Mar '25Sep '25Feb '26Aug '26
Low 100 · High 441.3 341.3% over this range

100 cards · worth $73,974.75 combined · biggest: Mario Pikachu, Chatot, Rotom

PSA 10 Index

The 100 highest-value PSA 10s — the gem-mint market.
731.1
24.6% 1M 353.6% 1Y 631.1% all
731.179.9Sep '21Dec '22Mar '24May '25Aug '26
Low 79.9 · High 731.1 631.1% over this range

100 cards · worth $5,712,870.50 combined · biggest: Charizard, Pikachu, Gengar

Most valuable sets market cap = every tracked card’s price, summed

#SetMarket cap7dCards tracked
1Deoxys$76,759.85▼ 0.1%105
2Sun & Moon PromosJPN$33,078.31▼ 1.3%203
3Skyridge$27,791.95▲ 7.6%166
4Neo Destiny$25,215.57▲ 5.2%112
5Legendary Collection$24,786.55▼ 0.6%110
6Base$22,714.62▲ 0.1%101
7Aquapolis$20,857.89▲ 12.3%171
8Holon Phantoms$17,166.93▲ 0.9%111
9Team Rocket Returns$16,677.92▲ 21.6%109
10Expedition Base Set$15,964.35▲ 0.9%165
11Unseen Forces$14,885.79▲ 7.3%145
12SM Promos$14,243.44▲ 4.9%308
13Delta Species$13,635.10▲ 1.6%114
14XY Promos$13,531.84▲ 7.8%233
15PCG-P Promotional cardsJPN$12,830.38▲ 0.8%104

Hottest sets average 7-day change across each set’s tracked cards

Driving the market this week’s biggest gainers · all movers →

How these indexes work

1Pick the basket

Each index holds its segment’s most valuable cards — the Pokémon 200 is literally the 200 priciest cards we track. A card needs at least 6 months of price history to qualify.

2Add up the prices

Every month we total what the whole basket is worth, using real sold-price data tracked nightly. Same idea as the S&P 500 — but for cardboard.

3Start the clock at 100

The first month is set to 100 so the number reads as growth: today’s 483 means the basket is worth 4.8× what it was at the start.

Indexes rebuild every night. Not financial advice — collect what you love. Dig deeper: today’s movers · every set · master set guides