Pokémon Card Sold Price Lookup — Real eBay Sales Data

Search any Pokémon card by name, set, or number. The lookup returns the card's evidence-backed raw reference price plus a per-grade breakdown of real eBay completed sales: the median sold price, the number of sales behind it, and the recent trend for PSA, BGS, CGC, and other slabs.

Every figure links back to the card's full price page, where the same reference price powers charts, alerts, and portfolio values — the number you see here is the number the rest of the site acts on.

Graded sold prices are aggregated from eBay completed transactions (via a market data partner) and stored as per-grade medians with sample counts. Raw card values combine verified eBay sold comps with daily catalog snapshots, filtered through contamination and staleness guards so a graded slab sale never leaks into a raw price.

Aggregates older than 30 days are treated as stale and dropped rather than displayed, so a card that lost its upstream data never shows an outdated number.

A PSA 10 copy of a modern chase card routinely sells for 3–10× the raw price, while lower grades can sell below raw. The lookup shows each grade's own median so you can see the full ladder before buying, selling, or submitting for grading.

No. Medians summarize past completed sales; auction timing, centering, print lines, and demand swings move individual results. Thin sample counts (1–2 sales) are shown with their counts so you can judge how much weight to give them. Always check recent comps directly before high-value decisions.