Our mission
Make the Pokemon card market easier to understand by showing where a number came from, what exact card it describes, and how much evidence supports it.
My First Battle Card Prices
Raw (Near Mint), PSA 9, and PSA 10 prices for 0 cards in My First Battle.
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CardTrends connects Pokemon card prices, sold-market evidence, industry news, observed sales, and collector perspectives around the cards you follow.
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One market, connected
Market Data
Track card-grade prices, verified sold comps, population, scarcity, liquidity, and the quality of the underlying evidence.
News
Scan a focused Pokemon TCG news tape from specialist publishers alongside CardTrends's own market-activity headlines.
Market Evidence
Explore sourced prices, linked sales, and verified PSA population. Valuation research is under review.
Community
Build a watchlist or portfolio and publish collector perspectives connected to canonical card-grade pages.
Why CardTrends
A price is more useful when you can see the evidence, the news, and what other collectors are saying. CardTrends keeps source details alongside each available observation.
Explore CardTrends
| Market Home | Follow market movers, active cards, your watchlist, and the latest Pokemon TCG headlines. |
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| Market Evidence | Inspect selected card-grade prices, observed sales, and their sources. |
| Community | Read and publish card-linked perspectives without separating the conversation from the underlying data. |
| Portfolio | Connect your holdings to current market values and watchlist activity. |
Current coverage
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sets with selected market evidence
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selected PSA 9 and PSA 10 card-grades with linked evidence
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card-grades backed by imported source evidence
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active publisher feeds in the Pokemon TCG news tape
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CardTrends displays available source data and does not appraise or broker cards. PSA population is certified supply, not the number of copies for sale. Pokemon, PSA, and other third-party marks belong to their respective owners; CardTrends is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Welcome to CardTrends
Follow source-labeled prices, coverage activity, and Pokemon TCG headlines in one view.
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Pokemon Card Prices
Search mainline Pokemon sets, then open a set to browse individual cards and available Near Mint, PSA 9, and PSA 10 prices.
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Market context for the exact card in front of you.
CardTrends organizes Pokemon card prices, completed-sale evidence, population data, market activity, and collector discussion around one precise identity: card, set, printing, and condition or PSA grade.
What we cover
We provide available Near Mint, PSA 9, and PSA 10 prices across approved mainline sets, with deeper sales and population evidence for selected, actively traded cards.
How we work
Scheduled data pipelines collect licensed or permitted source data, normalize card identity and price dimensions, validate releases, and publish source-labeled observations.
One connected market view
A card price is more useful beside its source, observation date, completed sales, certified population, and current market activity. CardTrends brings those pieces together instead of treating price lookup, research, news, and collector conversation as separate products.
- Browse mainline sets and compare available Near Mint, PSA 9, and PSA 10 prices.
- Open canonical card pages tied to a specific set, number, printing, and grade.
- Inspect source names, dates, quote status, observed sales, and PSA population where available.
- Follow cards through a watchlist, portfolio, Market Pulse, specialist news, and community posts.
Built for traceability, not just lookup.
Identity first. Similar names, printings, variants, and grades remain separate instruments.
Source visible. Prices retain their provider, observation date, support count, and quality state.
Evidence separated. Asking prices, aggregate market summaries, and completed sales are not presented as interchangeable facts.
Coverage is explicit. Missing data stays missing, and deeper research is limited to cards with enough market evidence.
CardTrends is a public beta.
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Valuation research is under review.