Set hubs aggregate card counts, priced coverage, average reference values, rarity mix, and recent movers for a single release. They are the fastest way to orient within a set before drilling into individual card pages.
Browse set directoryPick a release and open its set hub.
Every set hub lists how many cards are tracked, what percentage currently carry usable reference prices, and the highest/lowest reference values inside the release.
Top cards are ranked by trusted reference value — not a suppressed outlier snapshot. Latest movers highlight meaningful day-over-day snapshot changes where comparable history exists.
Pokémon sets often include TCGPlayer market fields and may link to the Set EV calculator for sealed products. MTG sets use Scryfall-backed catalog data with reference snapshots; activity volume proxies may be unavailable on MTG pages.
Percentage changes compare the latest daily snapshot to the nearest prior comparable point — not live exchange ticks. A +12% day label means snapshot-based movement, which is appropriate for catalog refreshes rather than intraday trading.
Open the full set list in Price Guide for sorting and filters. For selling or grading decisions, jump to the Sell Fee or Grading ROI calculators with a specific card loaded from its detail page.
Visit /sets for the full directory with priced coverage percentages and preview images, then open any /sets/{setId} hub.
No. CardIntel stores daily-dated reference snapshots. Each card and set view reflects the latest sync timestamp available for that data source.
New releases, low-market cards, or missing marketplace fields may lack a publishable reference price. Coverage metrics are shown explicitly so you know how complete the set view is.
For supported Pokémon sealed products, use the Set EV calculator. MTG sealed EV is withheld until product-specific slot models ship.