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Pokémon card collection tracker

Your Pokémon collection, in Portfolio.

Portfolio is TCGBerg’s Pokémon collection tracker. Know what you own, what you paid and how its estimated value has changed. Track raw and graded cards together, with the exact printing and grade behind every holding.

Open Portfolio Tracking and import help

Free account to start. See plan limits.

From a card list to a portfolio

  1. Match the exact card

    Search by name or number, then choose the set, printing and condition or grade. First Edition, Unlimited and reverse holo copies belong to different holdings.

  2. Record what you own

    Add quantities and purchase costs to see your cost basis. For a larger collection, paste a card list or review matches from the CSV template before saving.

  3. Follow the value and the evidence

    Review estimated value, gains and losses, and collection composition. Open a holding to inspect its card prices, available sales and evidence before acting.

Worked example · illustrative inputs

Collection value and profit are different numbers

Suppose you own two copies bought for $40 each. Your cost basis is $80. If each copy has an estimated value of $50, the holding is valued at $100, with a $20 unrealized gain before selling costs.

These are example inputs, not current card prices. A holding without a supported valuation stays unpriced. An estimated gain is not cash received from a sale.

How TCGBerg fair value is calculated

Collection tracking questions

Can I track raw and graded Pokémon cards?
Yes. Match the exact printing and choose the supported raw condition or grading-company grade for your holding. Keep a played raw card separate from a Near Mint copy, and keep different grades separate. Valuation depends on the evidence available for that printing and condition or grade.
Can I import a collection I already have?
You can paste card names or use our CSV template with card, grade, quantity and unit_cost_usd columns. Review the matched printing and condition or grade before saving. The importer accepts up to 50 rows per batch; account holding limits still apply. It is a generic template, so another app's export may need reformatting.
Is the collection tracker free?
You can start a portfolio with a free account. The number of holdings and access to additional tools depend on your plan; the plans page lists current limits. Public card prices and market data do not require an account.
Can I use this as a Pokémon card investment tracker?
Portfolio tracks your holdings, purchase costs and estimated gains or losses using available TCGBerg fair values. A change in estimated value is unrealized until you sell. Fees, shipping and other costs affect your actual return, and missing valuations remain unpriced.
Is my collection value what I would receive if I sold it?
No. The estimate is based on available TCGBerg fair values and your quantities. Actual sale prices can differ, and selling fees, shipping and other costs reduce proceeds. Missing valuations stay unpriced rather than being treated as free cards.

Research a card before adding it

Browse Pokémon set card lists for public prices and sales evidence. For deeper chart comparisons, explore the Pro price-history terminal.