Pokémon collection value calculator
Add your cards, pick the finish and condition, and watch the total. Your list stays in your browser, with no account and no upload.
Add the card number to narrow results. Tap a result to add it to your list.
How the total is calculated
For each card we take the TCGplayer market price for the finish you choose, multiply it by a typical discount for the condition, then multiply by the quantity. Market price comes from recent completed sales, so it tracks what cards actually sell for. ReadTCGplayer market price vs Cardmarket trend for the differences between the two sources.
Tips for a more accurate total
- Pick the right finish. Holo, reverse holo and 1st Edition can differ hugely, as explained in this guide.
- Be honest about condition. Use the condition guide to check edges, corners and surface.
- Value the few expensive cards carefully and treat bulk as bulk. See how to value a binder fast.
- Before you sell, check recent sold listings. Read how to sell Pokémon cards online.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate the value of my Pokémon card collection?
Look up each card, choose its finish (normal, holo, reverse holo, 1st Edition) and condition, set the quantity, and add up the results. This calculator does the adding for you and keeps a running total.
Is my list saved?
Yes, but only in your own browser (local storage). Nothing is uploaded to our servers, and there is no account. Clearing your browser data removes the list, so export a CSV if you want a copy.
Where do the prices come from?
From public TCGplayer and Cardmarket data through the free TCGdex database, refreshed about once a day. The value shown uses TCGplayer’s market price, which follows recent completed sales. If a card has no TCGplayer price, it falls back to the Cardmarket trend converted to dollars and is marked with ≈.
Why does condition change the total?
Marketplace prices are for Near Mint cards. Worn cards sell for less, so the calculator applies a typical discount for Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played, and Damaged. These are estimates, not quotes.
What is the fastest way to value a big collection?
Sort first, then price only the cards that matter. For a binder, scanning is much quicker than typing. The ScanDragon app can read a whole nine-pocket page at once.
More free tools
- Card value checker: the full price breakdown for one card.
- Set browser: card lists for every Pokémon TCG set.
Got a whole binder?
ScanDragon reads a nine-pocket page in one photo, adds every card, and keeps a live collection total on your iPhone.
Card data and images from TCGdex. Prices are estimates from public marketplace data, not an appraisal. ScanDragon is unofficial and not affiliated with Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, TCGplayer, or Cardmarket.