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Search 20,903 English cards for ungraded and graded prices, built from recent sales and updated daily.

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Today’s market

Prices updated Nov 1, 2026 · Full market

Vintage · monthly index
196.6
Jan 2022 = 100 · to July 2026
Modern · monthly index
80.7
Jan 2022 = 100 · to July 2026
Sales tracked · 90 days
1,075,647
matched to the exact card
Biggest sale · 90 days
$2,700,000
Torchic ☆ · PSA 10Alt, Sep 10, 2026

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  • Mew

    30th Celebration · B

    Watching: alerts when price moves

    $4,153

    Ungraded

  • Charizard

    Base Set · 4/102

    Watching: alerts when price moves

    $677

    Ungraded

  • Charizard ex

    151 · 199/165

    Watching: alerts when price moves

    $325

    Ungraded

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The English Pokémon card market database

UltraBall tracks the value of 20,903 English Pokémon cards across 185 sets, from the 1999 Base Set to 30th Celebration. Every card page shows its ungraded price with its four-week change, a price ladder for every graded condition, a price chart and its recent sales. The most valuable English card right now is Rayquaza ☆ from Deoxys at $20,000; see the 100 most valuable Pokémon cards.

Collect by Pokémon with price guides for Charizard cards, Pikachu cards, Umbreon cards, Mew cards and Lugia cards, or by era. The market page tracks the most traded cards and record sales, and the methodology explains where each value comes from.

  • Sales beside every price

    Each card shows the recent sales we hold for it, with how many and how recently. Listings still for sale are kept apart.

  • Graded is its own market

    Each graded price is for that exact grader and grade. PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC and TAG are never mixed.

  • Confidence on every price

    Each price says how many copies sold, how recently and how easily the card sells. Thin evidence is labelled, not hidden.