BankTCG - Card Price Intelligence

Sold-comp market prices, 90-day history and deal scores on eBay listings for Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic and One Piece.

BankTCG shows you what a card actually sold for, next to what this seller is asking. ON A LISTING Open any card listing on eBay and a panel appears beside the price: • Market price — the median of recent sold listings for that card at that grade. • Deal call — Steal, Great, Good, Fair or Above market, based on how far the asking price sits from that median. • 90-day price history — a sparkline of the sales behind the number, so you can tell a $600 card that has been climbing from one that spiked once. • Recent sales — the individual sold prices and dates that make up the median. • Add to portfolio — one click puts the card in your BankTCG portfolio, matched to the right set, number and grade. ON SEARCH RESULTS Deal badges sit on the search results themselves, so you can see which listings are worth opening before you open them. SCAN A CARD ON SCREEN Press Alt+B and drag a box around any card image, on any page. BankTCG identifies the card and prices it in the side panel. Useful when a seller's title tells you nothing. PRICE ALERTS (LEGENDARY) Name your price on any listing and we'll email you when one lists below it. Alerts are part of BankTCG Legendary; everything above is free. FOUR GAMES Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering and One Piece. WHERE IT WORKS The listing panel runs on 14 eBay sites: US, UK, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Switzerland and Poland. Search badges currently run on the first eight of those. WHAT YOU NEED A free BankTCG account, which is also what syncs your portfolio to the BankTCG iPhone and Android app. Pricing, deal calls, history, the scanner and portfolio sync are free. Price alerts need Legendary. HOW THE PRICES ARE WORKED OUT Market price is the median of eBay sold listings that match the card, its number and its grade. Comps that name a different card number are thrown out, and graded comps have to name the same grade. The window is the last 90 days, widening to 180 or 365 days for cards that trade rarely, because three sales in a year still deserve a price. These are estimates built from public sold listings. They are not appraisals, and nothing here is investment advice. PRIVACY BankTCG reads the card listing pages you open on eBay so it can price them. It does not read anything outside eBay card listings, does not touch your eBay account or purchase history, and does not sell data. Full policy: https://www.banktcg.com/privacy