Pokémon card prices in Europe · Cardmarket EUR

Find Pokémon card prices in EUR from Cardmarket. Search Pikachu, Charizard and more, then check the set, collector number, language and condition.

FIND YOUR CARD · EUROPE

What is your Pokémon card worth?

Start with its name. Then match the set, collector number and artwork before using a price as a reference.

Some European entries do not include a collector number. If a number search gives no match, try the name and verify the printing on the source page.

  1. 01

    Identify the printing

    Read the set and collector number on your card. Match the artwork and finish too; the same name can identify different products.

  2. 02

    Check language & condition

    Check the seller’s actual-item photos and description. A representative image is not confirmation of your edition. Keep graded and ungraded cards separate.

  3. 03

    Compare the same price measure

    Read the observation date and compare EUR with EUR: lowest listing, 7-day average or 30-day average. Check shipping separately.

Europe · Cardmarket

Prices are in EUR from Cardmarket. Sales averages, trend prices and lowest listings are different measures, not individual offers for a specified language or condition.

Korea · KREAM

These are seller asking prices in the Korean market, not completed sales. Korean-, Japanese- and English-language cards may be included. Printing lists show a representative offer.

Korean & Japanese set references

These set codes lead to Korean-market listings. They are not an English-language expansion checklist or automatic matches to European products.

Pokémon Card 151 · SV2ATerastal Festa ex · SV8AShiny Treasure ex · SV4ASuper Electric Breaker · SV8Ruler Of The Black Flame · SV3Cyber Judge · SV5MTriplet Beat · SV1AWild Force · SV5KViolet ex · SV1VCrimson Haze · SV5AStellar Miracle · SV7Snow Hazard · SV2PNight Wanderer · SV6AMask Of Change · SV6Clay Burst · SV2DScarlet ex · SV1SRaging Surf · SV3AParadise Dragona · SV7AAncient Roar · SV4KFuture Flash · SV4M

BEFORE YOU COMPARE

A price reference, matched to your card

Which number should I compare?

A lowest listing is a starting point for checking offers. Seven-day and thirty-day averages cover different periods; trend price is a separate reference. None guarantees a sale price for your own copy.

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Are these prices specifically for English-language cards?

No. The interface is in English, but the public European feed does not identify printed card language. Verify language, condition and the exact product with the seller before comparing an offer.

Can I compare a Korean listing with a European price?

Only after identifying matching printings and sale conditions. KREAM prices below are Korean-market asking prices in KRW; Cardmarket figures are European references in EUR. Currency conversion alone does not make two cards equivalent.

What if my card has no matching result?

Try its name instead of a number-only search and check the set and artwork against the source. A missing match or price is not a value of zero. These references are not an appraisal or a grading service.

Check the source: Cardmarket condition guide · Pokémon Support on card values

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