Find the price of your Pokémon card — in seconds.
The fastest answer is to scan the card. TCG Companion identifies it, shows the current raw market value plus every tracked graded tier, and links to live eBay listings so you can verify with real listings.
- 8graded tiers
- 178English sets
- LiveeBay listings
The quick checklist before you price a card
These details move value more than anything else.
Set & card number
The code at the bottom (e.g. "182/165") tells you which set and how rare the number is.
Rarity symbol
Circle = common, diamond = uncommon, star = rare. Star-H, double rare and illustration rare sell for much more.
Holo or reverse holo
Same card, different price. Reverse holo versions often sell for multiples of the non-holo equivalent.
Condition
Whitening, scratches, creases and centering cut value fast. Quoted market price assumes near-mint.
First edition
On older sets, a first edition or shadowless marking can 5× the price of the same card.
English vs Japanese
English and Japanese versions are priced separately in the app — Japanese prints are often cheaper.
Three fast ways to check
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Scan with the app
Point your phone. TCG Companion identifies the card and shows the current market value in a second.
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Find it in a set list
Browse our set library, open the set and tap the card to open live eBay listings.
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Check live eBay
Every card on this site links to real eBay listings so you can see what people are currently paying.
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Track it long-term
Add the card to your collection in-app and the running value updates as market prices move.
Popular searches
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a way to value a card without typing anything?
Yes — scan with the camera. TCG Companion recognises the card automatically, no typing required.
What if my card is damaged?
Quoted market values assume near-mint. Heavy play or damaged cards are typically 30–70% less depending on condition.
Are first edition cards worth much more?
On older sets (Base through Neo), yes — often several times the unlimited print. Modern sets don't have first edition markings.
Where does the pricing data come from?
Market prices are sourced from PriceCharting. The eBay button opens live listings for the exact card.
Get a real number in seconds
Scan your card and find out exactly what it's worth right now.
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