Trending Pokemon Cards
See which cards are moving in price right now. Updated hourly with the biggest gainers and most valuable cards across every set.
Biggest Price Gainers
Cards with the largest 7-day price increases
Rayquaza ☆
Deoxys
Gible
POP Series 6
Shuckle GX
SM - Lost Thunder
Solgaleo GX - SM104
Jumbo Cards
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Volcarona - 15/114 (Pokemon League) [1st Place]
League & Championship Cards
N's PP Up - 262/217
ME: Ascended Heroes
Togetic (Delta Species)
Dragon Frontiers
Alolan Vulpix - 2017 (Diego Cassiraga)
World Championship Decks
Growlithe
Base Set (Shadowless)
Claydol - 2/101
Hidden Legends
Togekiss VMAX
Prize Pack Series Cards
Drifloon
POP Series 6
Greninja ☆
SWSH Black Star Promos
Mudkip
POP Series 4
Paldean Wooper
Paldean Fates
Shaymin-EX
Next Destinies
Shaymin EX (94 Full Art)
Next Destinies
Seviper
Sandstorm
Electabuzz
Base
Nidoking
FireRed & LeafGreen
Most Valuable Pokemon Cards
The highest market-price cards in our database right now
Shining Charizard
Neo Destiny
Latias & Latios-GX
Team Up
Latias & Latios GX (Alternate Full Art)
SM - Team Up
Rayquaza ☆
Deoxys
Lugia
Aquapolis
Torchic Star
Team Rocket Returns
Rayquaza Star
Deoxys
Kyogre Star
Delta Species
Kyogre ☆
Delta Species
Umbreon (13)
Neo Discovery
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Pokemon cards are going up in value?
The cards listed above are currently experiencing the biggest 7-day price gains across all Pokemon TCG sets. These are updated hourly based on real marketplace transaction data, so you can see exactly which cards are moving right now.
How often are Pokemon card prices updated?
Card Value updates prices every hour from real marketplace sales data. The trending page refreshes hourly to reflect the latest price movements, giving you near-real-time insight into the market.
What causes Pokemon card prices to change?
Pokemon card prices are influenced by tournament results, new set releases, YouTube and social media hype, supply scarcity, and seasonal demand. Cards featured by popular creators or that win major tournaments often see sharp price spikes.
Should I buy Pokemon cards that are trending up?
Not necessarily. A card that has already spiked 50% in a week may be near its peak. Smart buyers look at longer-term trends (30-day and 90-day) alongside the 7-day movement. Use Card Value to compare short and long-term trends before making a purchase decision.
Understanding Pokemon Card Price Trends
Pokemon card prices are constantly shifting based on supply, demand, and community interest. New set releases can push older cards up or down as the meta changes. Tournament results often cause sudden spikes when a previously overlooked card becomes competitively viable. Social media hype from YouTubers and influencers can move prices overnight, especially for vintage and chase cards.
Trend data is one of the most useful tools for making smart buying and selling decisions. A card with a strong 7-day gain but flat 30-day and 90-day trends may be experiencing a temporary spike driven by hype. On the other hand, a card showing consistent upward movement across all time frames is likely reflecting genuine, sustained demand. Vendors who track trends can time their purchases to buy on dips and sell during peaks.
Card Value tracks price movements across every Pokemon TCG set and updates data hourly. Use our free price lookup tool to check any card instantly, or read our guide to pricing Pokemon cards for a deeper understanding of how condition, printing variants, and market timing affect value. If you are a vendor buying at trade shows, our buy price calculator can help you set competitive offer percentages based on current market prices.
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