For journalists and researchers
Pokémon card market data you can cite
TCGBerg values the Pokémon card market every day: a fair value for every printing and grade, set market caps, cap-weighted indices and graded populations. Every number is computed with a published methodology and shows the sales evidence behind it.
The market today
- Sets tracked
- 427
- Graded market cap
- $14.98B
- Graded copies
- 23,402,221
Market cap is graded population times fair value, in USD. Figures update daily; quote the as-of date on the page you cite.
Largest sets by market cap
- Base Set$822.48M
- XY-P Promos 2016$513.77M
- Legendary Collection$428.70M
- Skyridge$322.90M
- EX Team Rocket Returns$283.02M
Largest PSA 10 market caps
What we publish
Fair values
An estimate for every printing at every grade, from recorded sales, with a 0-100 confidence score.
MethodologyMarket caps
Graded population times fair value, by set, grade and print run.
MethodologyIndices
Cap-weighted indices for every set and print run, with their full history.
MethodologyPopulations
PSA graded populations for every tracked card and how fast they are growing.
Methodology
How to cite TCGBerg
- Credit TCGBerg and link to the page the figure came from.
- Call the metric "TCGBerg fair value", not a market price or a sale price.
- Pair every figure with its grade and the as-of date shown on the page. A PSA 10 and a PSA 9 of the same card differ enormously.
- Do not present a modelled estimate as a completed sale.
For example:
Source: TCGBerg (tcgberg.com), Charizard #4 Base Set Unlimited, PSA 9 fair value as of the date shown on the card page.
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Data requests and interviews
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