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Trading cards: how to check the value in every game we track

Cardometer editorial team · · 3 min read

Each game has a different key to the price — number, set code or variant. A cheat sheet.

  • Pokémon — the number with a slash (199/165) and the variant.
  • Yu-Gi-Oh! — the set code under the artwork (LOB-EN001), rarity and 1st Edition.
  • Magic — edition, printing (foil, borderless) and the Reserved List.
  • One Piece — card code and art version: normal, Parallel, Manga.
  • Lorcana — a number above the set size means Enchanted.
  • Digimon, Dragon Ball, Gundam, Final Fantasy — the code in the corner leads straight to the right version.

Every card shows the Cardmarket trend and price history. Our catalogue holds 21,290 cards.

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