Prices updated 2026-09-25 · history and changes from marketplace and card shop sales data
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How groups of cards moved, not single cards. A set, an artist or a Pokémon is far steadier than any one card, whose price can jump on a single sale.

Showing 2026-09-24 to 2026-09-25. These numbers are real, but a single day is a weak signal; the 7- and 30-day views are the ones to trust.

Whole-game basket-0.17%
Cards up / down11% / 13%
Unchanged76%
Cards compared10,623

Rising

Sets whose cards gained the most, on average

1Triumphant4 of 75 cards movedLOW+4.46%+4.63 vs market
2Blister Exclusives14 of 83 cards movedHIGH+1.86%+2.03 vs market
3ME: 30th Celebration Classic Collection NEW30 of 30 cards movedHIGH+1.84%+2.00 vs market
4McDonald's Promos 20231 of 1 cards movedLOW+1.78%+1.95 vs market
5POP Series 24 of 15 cards movedMEDIUM+1.77%+1.94 vs market
6Dragon Vault1 of 10 cards movedLOW+1.57%+1.74 vs market
7Burger King Promos2 of 24 cards movedLOW+1.32%+1.49 vs market
8SM - Burning Shadows10 of 46 cards movedHIGH+1.13%+1.30 vs market
9HGSS Trainer Kit: Gyarados & Raichu2 of 11 cards movedLOW+0.92%+1.09 vs market
10EX FireRed & LeafGreen6 of 110 cards movedLOW+0.81%+0.98 vs market

Falling

Sets whose cards lost the most, on average

1EX Deoxys5 of 106 cards movedLOW-10.38%-10.21 vs market
2Majestic Dawn3 of 67 cards movedLOW-3.15%-2.98 vs market
3McDonald's Promos 20242 of 2 cards movedLOW-1.61%-1.44 vs market
4SV09: Journey Together13 of 14 cards movedMEDIUM-1.50%-1.33 vs market
5EX Power Keepers7 of 97 cards movedLOW-1.47%-1.30 vs market
6ME03: Perfect Order11 of 11 cards movedLOW-1.39%-1.22 vs market
7Legends Awakened4 of 96 cards movedLOW-1.25%-1.08 vs market
8Gym Challenge9 of 92 cards movedLOW-1.15%-0.98 vs market
9SWSH: Crown Zenith12 of 13 cards movedMEDIUM-1.09%-0.92 vs market
10SV: Scarlet & Violet 15140 of 42 cards movedHIGH-0.95%-0.79 vs market

Rising

Pokémon whose cards gained the most, on average

1Mothim1 of 2 cards movedLOW+24.49%+24.66 vs market
2Clawitzer1 of 2 cards movedLOW+14.90%+15.06 vs market
3Arbok3 of 12 cards movedLOW+12.74%+12.91 vs market
4Sentret1 of 3 cards movedLOW+10.96%+11.13 vs market
5Gastrodon2 of 3 cards movedLOW+10.11%+10.28 vs market
6Chandelure5 of 13 cards movedMEDIUM+6.37%+6.53 vs market
7Silcoon1 of 2 cards movedLOW+4.41%+4.57 vs market
8Haunter6 of 21 cards movedMEDIUM+4.39%+4.56 vs market
9Annihilape1 of 1 cards movedLOW+4.00%+4.17 vs market
10Burmy1 of 3 cards movedLOW+2.90%+3.07 vs market

Falling

Pokémon whose cards lost the most, on average

1Drakloak1 of 1 cards movedLOW-10.81%-10.64 vs market
2Latios8 of 38 cards movedMEDIUM-10.57%-10.40 vs market
3Chansey4 of 18 cards movedMEDIUM-5.77%-5.60 vs market
4Krokorok2 of 2 cards movedLOW-4.78%-4.61 vs market
5Seadra3 of 13 cards movedLOW-4.28%-4.12 vs market
6Wattrel2 of 2 cards movedLOW-4.25%-4.08 vs market
7Delibird1 of 9 cards movedLOW-4.06%-3.89 vs market
8Espathra2 of 2 cards movedLOW-3.86%-3.69 vs market
9Mienfoo1 of 1 cards movedLOW-3.84%-3.67 vs market
10Smoliv1 of 1 cards movedLOW-3.84%-3.67 vs market

Rising

Illustrators whose cards gained the most, on average

1KYUPIYAMA1 of 1 cards movedLOW+5.47%+5.63 vs market
2Hideaki Hakozaki1 of 32 cards movedLOW+4.22%+4.39 vs market
3Tomomi Ozaki3 of 3 cards movedLOW+2.50%+2.67 vs market
4Hitoshi Ariga15 of 55 cards movedHIGH+2.36%+2.53 vs market
5Hiroki Asanuma1 of 8 cards movedLOW+2.09%+2.25 vs market
6Nakaoka3 of 52 cards movedLOW+2.05%+2.21 vs market
7Kazuma Koda1 of 2 cards movedLOW+1.94%+2.11 vs market
8Kazuki Minami1 of 1 cards movedLOW+1.77%+1.94 vs market
9Kenkichi Toyama1 of 6 cards movedLOW+1.70%+1.86 vs market
10zig3 of 3 cards movedLOW+1.56%+1.73 vs market

Falling

Illustrators whose cards lost the most, on average

1Ultimateinudog1 of 1 cards movedLOW-9.84%-9.67 vs market
2YOSHIROTTEN2 of 2 cards movedLOW-9.63%-9.46 vs market
3Keisuke Azuma1 of 1 cards movedLOW-9.48%-9.31 vs market
4Sachiko Adachi4 of 40 cards movedMEDIUM-7.38%-7.21 vs market
5Noriko Takaya, Shinji Higuchi2 of 2 cards movedLOW-6.45%-6.28 vs market
6CHORISO1 of 1 cards movedLOW-6.43%-6.26 vs market
7Yukiko Baba5 of 68 cards movedLOW-4.20%-4.04 vs market
8Masakazu Fukuda27 of 257 cards movedMEDIUM-3.93%-3.76 vs market
9KEIICHIRO ITO6 of 9 cards movedLOW-2.81%-2.64 vs market
10HICO KIM1 of 2 cards movedLOW-2.66%-2.49 vs market

How we measure

  1. Basket change. What a collection with one of every eligible card would have gained or lost, weighting each card by its starting price.
  2. Capped moves. Each card's change is capped at ±50%, so one thin-market spike cannot decide a result.
  3. Breadth. The bar under each row shows the share of cards up (green) and down (red). A move carried by a few cards is flagged low confidence.
  4. Versus market. The small figure subtracts the whole game's change, so a set that "rose" only because everything rose is not a winner.
  5. Fair comparison. Only cards priced at $5 or more on both dates count, and lists need a minimum number of cards and at least three that moved.

Limits to keep in mind

  1. Prices lag. TCGplayer's market price is a recent-sales average, so it reacts late and can stay flat for days.
  2. No volume. The feed has no sales counts, so we cannot tell a busy card from one that sold once.
  3. New sets are volatile. Sets under three months old are tagged NEW. Their prices often peak early and settle as supply arrives, so compare them with each other rather than with older sets.
  4. Most cards do not move daily. That is why the 1-day view is small and noisy, and why 7 and 30 days matter.