The 100 most valuable Pokémon cards · data updated 12 November 2026
What are your Pokémon cards worth?
Today's market prices for the 100 most expensive Pokémon cards, in EUR with an approximate USD and GBP conversion. Free, no signup, no cookies.
The most expensive cards right now
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Charizard
€3,489.25
≈ $3,768.39 · £2,965.86
Base Set
Umbreon VMAX
€1,872.01
≈ $2,021.77 · £1,591.21
Evolving Skies
Pikachu
€1,675.54
≈ $1,809.58 · £1,424.21
Pokémon Rumble
Rayquaza VMAX
€1,207.93
≈ $1,304.56 · £1,026.74
Evolving Skies
Lugia
€1,150.82
≈ $1,242.89 · £978.20
Neo Genesis
Lugia ex
€1,116.95
≈ $1,206.31 · £949.41
Unseen Forces
Blastoise
€958.83
≈ $1,035.54 · £815.01
Base Set
Umbreon ex
€907.87
≈ $980.50 · £771.69
Prismatic Evolutions
Giratina V
€859.40
≈ $928.15 · £730.49
Lost Origin
Espeon ex
€813.18
≈ $878.23 · £691.20
Unseen Forces
Umbreon ex
€807.58
≈ $872.19 · £686.44
Unseen Forces
Mew-EX
€765.71
≈ $826.97 · £650.85
Dragons Exalted
EUR first, USD and GBP as an approximation
The reference price is in euros because the source, Cardmarket, is the European market. For US and UK readers we add a conversion so the number is readable, but the euro price is the one that comes from the data.
USD and GBP are an approximate conversion at fixed build rates (€1 = $1.08 = £0.85), not live exchange rates.
Prices are reference prices, not an appraisal. A Near Mint copy can sell for far more than a played one; the number does not know the condition of your card.
How it works
- Search for a card in the top 100 and open its page.
- Add it to your collection. Quantities are stored in your browser, not on a server.
- Open the price check to see the total in EUR, with the approximate USD and GBP value.
Why two copies of the same card are not worth the same
- Condition. Near Mint, Excellent and Played are different markets. The price shown is a reference, not a quote for your copy.
- Edition and variant. First edition, shadowless, holo and reverse holo can be different cards with different prices.
- Language. English, Japanese and Spanish copies do not trade at the same price.
- Reprints. A new printing of a popular character can pull the old version down.
The top 30, ranked
Questions
Are these prices an appraisal?
No. They are Cardmarket reference prices: the average of recent sales. An appraisal requires seeing the card, and condition can change the value by more than half.
Why are USD and GBP approximate?
The source price is in euros. The English pages convert it at fixed rates declared in the build (€1 = $1.08 = £0.85). They are not live exchange rates.
Why only 100 cards in English?
The English edition starts with the 100 most valuable cards. The full catalogue of 9,830 priced cards is available in Spanish.
Looking for the full catalogue?
The Spanish edition covers all 10,648 priced cards, with set pages and the full market radar. Go to ValorCarta en español.
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