TCGenius for card collectors
TCGenius helps card collectors find what a card is worth, track a collection's value and watch prices, for Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon and One Piece cards. Looking up prices and tracking a collection are free.
- 50,049cards with a tracked price
- 896sets
- Dailyprice updates
What do you need?
| If this is you | Use this |
|---|---|
| I want to know what a card is worth | Look it up. Each card shows the market price for every printing. Look up a card |
| I want to know what my whole collection is worth | Add your cards by search, scan or CSV file. The tracker totals today's value. My collection |
| I want to be told when a price moves | Set a price alert and get an email or a Discord message. Price alerts |
| I'm deciding whether to open a box or keep it sealed | Compare the box price with the expected value of the cards inside. Box value |
| I want to see every card in a set | Set pages list each card with its rarity and price. Pokémon sets |
| I want to know what's releasing next | Upcoming sets and their release dates. Releases |
| I'm wondering if cards are a good investment | The numbers, including the parts people leave out. Cards vs stocks |
What the Collector plan adds
- Full price history on every card (free accounts see the last 90 days)
- Your collection's value over time, with daily changes and weekly movers
- Set completion: what you're missing and what it costs to finish
- Sealed-product values for boxes, packs and tins
- A printable value report, for insurance or for selling
- Unlimited price alerts
- No display ads
How to read the prices
Each price is the TCGplayer market price in US dollars: what that printing has recently sold for. It is a guide, not a quote. Condition, grading and where you sell all change what you actually get, and selling usually costs fees.
Common questions
What can a card collector do on TCGenius?
Look up what any card is worth, track a whole collection and its value, set price alerts, see every card in a set, and compare a sealed box's price with the value of the cards inside, for Yu-Gi-Oh!, Pokémon and One Piece cards.
Where do the prices come from?
Prices are TCGplayer market prices in US dollars, re-read every day. A market price is what the card has recently sold for, not an offer to buy.
Is the collection tracker free?
Yes. Tracking your collection and seeing what it is worth today is free, along with 3 price alerts and 90 days of price history. The Collector plan adds full history, value over time, set completion and a printable report.
How far back does price history go?
TCGenius began recording prices in October 2026, and the history grows every day from there.
Play as well as collect? See TCGenius for players. More about the site: About TCGenius.