What is your old card pile worth?
Snap up to 9 Pokémon cards in one photo. We identify each card and add up its latest market value.
Prices are TCGplayer market estimates for ungraded cards, updated daily (October 15, 2026). Condition is not graded.
How it works
1. Take a photo
Lay up to 9 cards flat and snap them together.
2. We identify the cards
AI reads each name and card number, then we match it to the right set.
3. See the total value
The latest market price for every card, the lot total, and which ones are worth selling on their own.
Popular price guides
Base Set1999
Jungle1999
Fossil1999
Team Rocket2000
Neo Genesis2000
Gym Heroes2000All old set price guides · Are old Pokémon cards worth money?
Frequently asked questions
Is the scanner free?
Yes. Single cards are free: every photo prices one card at no cost, up to 5 photos a day. A Lot Pass ($2.99) prices every card in 10 photos.
What cards can it identify?
Pokémon Trading Card Game cards from Base Set (1999) to the latest sets. Prices are for English prints; for Japanese cards we show the price of the matching English card as a rough guide.
How accurate are the prices?
Prices are TCGplayer market values for ungraded cards, refreshed daily (last update October 15, 2026). The scanner cannot judge condition, so treat the total as an estimate and check big cards by hand.
Do you keep my photos?
No. Your photo is sent once to the AI that reads the cards and is not stored by us. See the privacy policy.
How do I get the best scan?
Lay the cards flat in a 3×3 grid on a plain surface, fill the frame, and avoid glare on holo cards. Card numbers at the bottom should be readable.