Every Market price in the app is what a card sells for right now, by condition.
- Market prices update daily.
- Pokémon (English and Japanese), Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh! and One Piece are covered, sealed products too.
- Graded prices are by grading company and grade: a slab shows its own, and a raw card shows what it sells for graded.
- Card details and pictures come from free card catalogs. A card from a search shows its price once you pick it.
- When there’s no price for a condition, the app works it out from the Near Mint price.
Tap the ⓘ beside Market price on a card to see this in the app.
With Collector Pro and up:
On a raw card, tap PSA, CGC, BGS or another grading company beside Price history to see what it sells for graded: every grade’s price, how many are graded (population, when reported), and a chart of each grade’s price over time. 3.4× raw means a grade sells for 3.4 times the raw near-mint price. Raw goes back to the card’s own prices.
With Collector Pro and up:
Last sold is one real sale of this exact card and grade. Tap it for the latest sales from the past 90 days, newest first; ↗ opens a sale’s own page. It shows on a slab’s Slab prices, under each grade after you tap PSA or another company (tap See recent sales to open them right under the grade), in Verify a slab, and on a slab you take in on a deal. Real Sale Price is what a card sells for at shows; eBay sold opens a search of sold listings you browse yourself. Recent sales under a grade is its low and high price lately.
Graded prices on raw cards are part of Collector Pro.
Opening Inventory checks the prices that aren’t fresh any more by itself; Refresh prices (or pulling the list down) checks them right away. How often depends on your plan.
Related
- Price alerts and price moversSee which cards went up or down after you refresh prices.
- Conditions, copies and graded cardsNM to DMG, several copies of one card, printings and graded slabs.
- Japanese cards and other languagesWhich languages the app covers, how to pick the right printing, and what an estimate means.
- Buy cards from a customerYour buy rate sets the offer. Change it for one deal, or type your own price.
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