eBay Sold Listings

Free Pokemon card price checkers based on eBay sold prices (2026)

Swoop TCG, VaultedMarket, 130point, eBay's Price Guide, PriceCharting and our free sold search compared: which ones use real eBay sales, cover graded cards and need no account.

By the eBay Sold Listings teamUpdated 6 min read

The short answer

Yes, there are free Pokemon card price checkers built on real eBay sold prices. For any exact card and grade with no account, use the ebaysoldlistings.com sold search. For graded values across 8 grading companies, Swoop TCG. For ungraded and PSA prices with deal alerts, VaultedMarket. For accepted Best Offer prices, 130point. For price history charts, PriceCharting.

Pokemon card prices on eBay swing with grade, set number and print, and the asking prices run well above what cards actually sell for. Every checker below starts from completed sales rather than asking prices. Here is what each one does best and whether you need to sign up.

At a glance

CheckerPrices fromGraded cardsFreeAccount needed
eBay Sold Listings sold searcheBay sold listingsAny gradeYesNo
Swoop TCGeBay sold prices8 grading companiesYesNo
VaultedMarketeBay sold listingsPSAYesOptional
130pointeBay salesAny gradeYesNo
eBay Price GuideeBay salesYesYeseBay account
PriceChartingeBay and other marketplacesYesYesNo

The price checkers

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Swoop TCG

Graded values across many grading companies

A free Pokemon card value checker with an iPhone scanner app. Its site says it tracks 35,000 cards from 4 million eBay sales, with raw prices and graded values from PSA, CGC, BGS and five more grading companies, plus recent eBay sale history and price charts.

Free
Yes
Account needed
No signup for the value checker
Prices from
eBay sold prices
Graded cards
8 grading companies
Visit Swoop TCG
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VaultedMarket

Ungraded and PSA prices plus deal alerts

A free Pokemon card price checker with ungraded (Near Mint) and PSA prices for more than 36,000 cards, from real eBay sold listings. It adds sold price history, PSA population data, collection tracking and alerts for PSA listings priced below the market.

Free
Yes
Account needed
Optional, for collection tools
Prices from
eBay sold listings
Graded cards
PSA
Visit VaultedMarket
4

130point

Accepted Best Offer prices

A free sales search that card collectors use to see what a card sold for on eBay, including the accepted price on Best Offer sales. Useful when the card you are pricing often sells by offer.

Free
Yes
Account needed
No
Prices from
eBay sales
Graded cards
Yes, search by title
Visit 130point
5

eBay Price Guide

Pricing cards inside eBay

eBay's own price guide for trading cards, in the eBay app and on the site alongside its Collection feature. Card values come from completed eBay sales, it covers raw cards and many graded ones, and in the app you can scan a card to see its recent sales.

Free
Yes
Account needed
Yes, an eBay account
Prices from
eBay sales
Graded cards
Yes
About eBay's Price Guide
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PriceCharting

Price history charts per card

A free price guide with a page and a price history chart for each card, with separate ungraded and graded prices. Values are updated from cards that sold on eBay and other marketplaces.

Free
Yes, to look up prices
Account needed
No, for lookups
Prices from
eBay and other marketplaces
Graded cards
Yes
Visit PriceCharting

How to get an accurate card price

  1. Search the exact card: name, set number and grade. "Charizard PSA 10" mixes dozens of different cards.
  2. Use the median, not the top sale. One record sale or one damaged copy should not set your price.
  3. Watch Best Offer sales. The listed price on those sales is above what the buyer paid. The Best Offer price checker shows the accepted price where it is known.
  4. Check the fees. Trading cards have their own eBay fee rate: see the eBay fee calculator.

For the most traded graded cards, our Pokemon card price guide lists median eBay sold prices refreshed every day. For tools beyond cards, see the best eBay sold listings tools for resellers.

How we picked

We included free Pokemon card price checkers that base their prices on completed sales, and described each from its own public pages as of October 25, 2026. Counts such as cards tracked are each site's own figures. Our own sold search is included and marked as ours; how its prices are worked out is on the methodology page.

FAQ

Is there a free Pokemon card price checker based on eBay sold prices?

Yes. The free sold search on ebaysoldlistings.com shows the median eBay sold price for any card and grade with no account. Swoop TCG, VaultedMarket and 130point are also free and use eBay sales, and PriceCharting uses eBay and other marketplaces.

How do I check what a Pokemon card sold for on eBay?

Search the card name, set number and grade, for example Charizard ex 199/165 PSA 10, in a sold search such as the one on ebaysoldlistings.com. Use the median of recent sales, not the highest sale or the asking prices.

Which price checker shows PSA 10 prices?

All six on this list cover graded cards. Search the grade in the ebaysoldlistings.com sold search or 130point, or open the card page on Swoop TCG, VaultedMarket, PriceCharting or eBay's Price Guide.

Why are eBay asking prices higher than sold prices for Pokemon cards?

Asking prices are what sellers hope to get. Sold prices are what buyers paid, and on Best Offer sales the accepted price is often below the listed price. Price from sold data.

Do I need an account to check Pokemon card prices?

No. The ebaysoldlistings.com sold search, Swoop TCG's value checker, 130point and PriceCharting work without signing up. eBay's Price Guide is for eBay account holders.