Recent Pokémon card sales
What English Pokémon cards actually sold for on eBay, sale by sale: each one matched to the exact card, printing and grade, with lots, reprints, other languages and mislabelled slabs turned away. Graded sales sit beside what that grade usually sells for.
Sales through October 4. Sales reach our record from a few hours to a couple of weeks after they happen, so the last few days fill in over time. For one card, see its own page; top sales and record sales go further back.
15,233 sales, $8,162,298 in all in the last 7 days, $25 and up.
Oct 4
$30.00
Oct 4
$82583% over usual $450
Oct 4
$2508% over usual $231
Oct 4
$74.993% over usual $72.50
Oct 4
$300
Oct 4
$29.99
Oct 4
$68.99
Oct 4
$875
Oct 4
$30.55
Oct 4
$129
Oct 4
$56.49
Oct 4
$30.55
Oct 4
$6255% over usual $594
Oct 4
$200
Oct 4
$1153% under usual $119
Oct 4
$50.00
Oct 4
$79.00
Oct 4
$30.00
Oct 4
$5351% over usual $529
Oct 4
$49.99
Oct 4
$49.99
Oct 4
$25.00
Oct 4
$6508% under usual $704
Oct 4
$100
Oct 4
$152
Oct 4
$675
Oct 4
$34.99
Oct 4
$130
Oct 4
$25.00
Oct 4
$100
Oct 4
$800
Oct 4
$50.04
Oct 4
$125
Oct 4
$90.00
Oct 4
$700175% over usual $255
Oct 4
$49.99
Oct 4
$1014% under usual $105
Oct 4
$155
Oct 4
$80.00
Oct 4
$170
Oct 4
$130
Oct 4
$1,1498% under usual $1,250
Oct 4
$25.00
Oct 4
$28.99
Oct 4
$175
Oct 4
$45041% under usual $765
Oct 4
$49.99
Oct 4
$55639% over usual $400
Prices are what was paid, without shipping. Best Offer sales where eBay shows only the asking price are left out. A sale far from its copy's usual price (a third or three times it) is hidden unless you ask for it, and never counts in a total or in our prices: it may be real, or a mislabelled card or a sale that never paid. "Usual" is our price for that exact grade, shown only where enough sales back it; an ungraded sale is tagged with the condition its seller wrote in the title, which nobody has checked, so it isn’t compared with our near-mint price. Links to eBay may earn us a commission. How we price.