Pokémon Card Value & Price Checker
Pokémon card prices for English and Japanese sets, plus eight more languages: holos, reverse holos, illustration rares and promos, each finish priced on its own.
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Newest Pokémon sets
All 2,178 setsDelta Reign
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30th Celebration
Simplified Chinese · Sep 16, 2026 · 176 cards
30 Jahre
German · Sep 16, 2026 · 158 cards
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English · Sep 16, 2026 · 161 cards
30th Celebration Classic Collection
English · Sep 16, 2026 · 30 cards
Celebración 30.º Aniversario
Spanish · Sep 16, 2026 · 158 cards
Pokémon cards by language
The same card printed in another language is a different card with its own price.
How to scan Pokémon cards
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Open the scanner
No need to pick Pokémon first: Auto mode recognises cards from all 51 games.
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CardFrame finds the card, then the exact printing: set, number, finish and print language.
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Read the price
The estimate appears on screen; add the card to a collection to keep a running total.
Pokémon guides
- Pokémon Card Rarity Symbols: What Every Symbol MeansA circle means Common, a diamond Uncommon, a star Rare. Every Pokémon rarity symbol explained, from Double Rare to Mega Hyper Rare, plus Japanese codes.
- What Pokémon cards are worth money? How to spot themMost Pokémon cards are worth under a dollar. The valuable ones are top rarities, 1st Edition and shadowless prints, old holos, Charizard and rare promos.
- How to Tell if a Pokémon Card Is Fake (and What to Do)Compare it with a real copy: check the text, energy symbols, card back, print quality, holo, size and set number. Skip tests that destroy the card.
Pokémon card values: questions
How much are Pokémon cards worth?
Most are worth little. Of the 190,231 Pokémon cards CardFrame prices, half are worth under $0.76; 45% are worth $1 or more, 14% $10 or more and 2% $100 or more. The value depends on the exact printing (set, number, finish and print language) and on condition: these are estimates for near mint, ungraded cards.
What is the most expensive Pokémon card?
Among the cards CardFrame prices (near mint, ungraded), the highest estimate right now is Umbreon (LEGEND Promos #054, Normal) at about $11,393.68. Graded copies and record auction sales go far higher. See the most expensive Pokémon cards ranked.
How do I check what my Pokémon card is worth?
Search the card’s name or collector number above, or scan it with the free CardFrame app: it finds the exact printing in about a second and shows its price. The app prices every Pokémon card, not only the ones listed on this website.
Are Japanese Pokémon cards worth more than English ones?
A Japanese printing is a different card with its own price: sometimes higher, sometimes lower than the English one. CardFrame prices each print language on its own; see the most valuable Japanese Pokémon cards.
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CardFrame recognises Pokémon cards with your camera (set, number, finish and print language), prices them on the spot and keeps a running total of what your collection is worth.
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