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Pokémon card guides: value, grading, reselling
Concrete, numbers-driven answers, no jargon: how to read a price guide, when to grade, how to sell at the right price and why the same card is not worth the same in London and Los Angeles.
Best Pokémon card price app in Europe? Kardz, Collectr, PokéCardex and Cardzia comparedPrice, free scans, languages, graded card values and price sources: the four most used Pokémon card price apps in France and Europe compared, figures checked on September 26, 2026.
Delta Reign (ME06): release date, chase cards and pricesMega Evolution—Delta Reign releases on November 6, 2026: prerelease dates, the four Mega ex including Mega Rayquaza ex, the announced rarities and when its prices will appear on Kardz.
Pokémon 30th Celebration: card list, rarities and most valuable cardsThe 30th Celebration set (September 16, 2026) explained: 199 cards, the 30 Pikachu, the Classic Collection, the new Futuristic Rare, the RGB Mews, and daily prices of the most valuable cards.
How to find the value of a Pokémon card (2026 method)Price guide, market value, net sale price: three different numbers. Where to look, how to read TCGplayer, Cardmarket or eBay, and the 5 mistakes that cost collectors money.
Japanese Pokémon cards: value and how to price themHow to price a Japanese Pokémon card: read its set code and rarity (AR, SAR, MUR), find the matching English set, and check a Japanese price tracked every day.
PSA or CGC: which grading should you choose for a Pokémon card?Grading scales, resale price of a PSA 10 versus a CGC 10, cost, turnaround, and the simple rule to know whether a card is worth grading at all.
Pokémon rarity symbols (2026): from Common to Mega Hyper RareThe Pokémon card rarity symbols chart for 2026 (circle, diamond, black, silver and gold stars), the new Mega Hyper Rare, Mega Attack Rare and Futuristic Rare, and what each rarity is worth according to Kardz prices.
What does PSA grading actually cost in 2026?PSA fees after the May 2026 increase, real turnaround (140-160 business days on Value Bulk), the full cost from Europe, and the threshold where grading starts to pay.
How to sell Pokémon cards on eBay at the right price: the complete methodPrice from completed sales, auction or fixed price, photograph, describe, ship without damage and avoid disputes: the private seller's playbook.
Pokémon cards: why the same card sells for a different price in each country (and how to use it)eBay.com, eBay.co.uk, eBay.de, eBay.fr: price gaps, card language, customs, exchange rates. How to buy where it is cheap and sell where it is worth more.
Chinese and Korean Pokémon cards: real or fake?Official Chinese and Korean Pokémon cards do exist. How to tell them from counterfeits, read their numbering, and what they are worth against English versions.
Kardz FAQ: prices, data sources, subscriptionWhat Kardz does, where its prices come from, how much it costs and how to cancel: short answers to the questions we get the most.
Should you grade your sports card? PSA, BGS or SGCThe three sports graders, what the grade does to the price, the full math including fees, and the simple rule for deciding whether a card is worth sending.
Rookie cards: why they cost more, and how to spot the real oneWhat a rookie card is, why the market pays a premium for it, how to read the RC logo and avoid fake 'first cards'.
Kardz vs Collectr: which card price app for collectors in Europe?Collectr covers 25+ games with US prices; Kardz searches 8 eBay markets including European ones and gives the PSA 10 and CGC 10 value of every card. Features, prices and limits compared.
World Cup 2026: which soccer cards to watchWhat a major tournament does to card prices, the products that matter (Panini Prizm, Topps Chrome UCC), the players tracked, and the traps of tournament spikes.
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