Pokemon Card Price Movers
Cards whose market price rose the most, recalculated every day from Cardmarket data. Updated Oct 5, 2026.
Biggest risers: last 7 days
| Card | Set | Was | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snorlax LV.X #111 | Rising Rivals | €950.00 | €9,001 | +847% |
| Pokemon Trader #77 | Base Set | €30.00 | €215.00 | +617% |
| Espeon ex #102 | EX Unseen Forces | €625.00 | €4,450 | +612% |
| Lotad #SH4 | Platinum | €69.99 | €469.99 | +572% |
| Charizard #136 | Plasma Storm | €999.99 | €5,800 | +480% |
| Rocket's Mewtwo #14 | Gym Challenge | €650.00 | €3,000 | +362% |
| Kyogre #12 | Call of Legends | €11.00 | €49.90 | +354% |
| Psyduck #32 | Boundaries Crossed | €19.99 | €80.00 | +300% |
| Giratina #10 | Platinum | €25.00 | €99.99 | +300% |
| Raikou #13 | Neo Revelation | €670.00 | €2,550 | +281% |
| Raichu #25 | Expedition Base Set | €67.95 | €225.00 | +231% |
| Ampharos δ #1 | EX Dragon Frontiers | €15.00 | €49.00 | +227% |
| Flareon δ #5 | EX Delta Species | €80.00 | €250.00 | +213% |
| Darkrai-GX #88a | Burning Shadows | €8.00 | €24.24 | +203% |
| Milotic ex #96 | EX Emerald | €99.95 | €300.00 | +200% |
| Darkrai #3 | Majestic Dawn | €50.00 | €150.00 | +200% |
| Giratina ◇ #58 | Ultra Prism | €30.00 | €85.00 | +183% |
| Dialga #1 | Diamond & Pearl | €18.00 | €50.00 | +178% |
| Light Ninetales #50 | Neo Destiny | €46.00 | €125.00 | +172% |
| Dialga LV.X #DP17 | DP Black Star Promos | €75.00 | €200.00 | +167% |
Biggest risers: last 30 days
| Card | Set | Was | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scyther #26 | Jungle | €10.00 | €109.99 | +1,000% |
| Dark Scizor #9 | Neo Destiny | €159.99 | €1,650 | +931% |
| Vaporeon #12 | Jungle | €35.00 | €359.99 | +929% |
| Feraligatr #4 | Neo Genesis | €89.99 | €890.00 | +889% |
| Ho-oh #149 | Skyridge | €420.00 | €3,800 | +805% |
| Snorlax LV.X #111 | Rising Rivals | €995.00 | €9,001 | +805% |
| Dark Tyranitar #11 | Neo Destiny | €200.00 | €1,750 | +775% |
| Rocket's Mewtwo #14 | Gym Challenge | €350.00 | €3,000 | +757% |
| Light Ninetales #50 | Neo Destiny | €16.00 | €125.00 | +681% |
| Snorlax #11 | Jungle | €85.00 | €650.00 | +665% |
| Snorlax #27 | Jungle | €20.00 | €149.99 | +650% |
| Blaine's Arcanine #1 | Gym Challenge | €109.00 | €799.00 | +633% |
| Pokemon Trader #77 | Base Set | €30.00 | €215.00 | +617% |
| Celebi #3 | Neo Revelation | €77.89 | €549.99 | +606% |
Biggest risers: last 24 hours
| Card | Set | Was | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charizard #136 | Plasma Storm | €999.99 | €5,800 | +480% |
| Snorlax LV.X #111 | Rising Rivals | €3,299 | €9,001 | +173% |
| Infernape LV.X #121 | Diamond & Pearl | €99.00 | €250.00 | +153% |
| M Charizard-EX #108 | Flashfire | €260.00 | €575.00 | +121% |
| Korrina's Focus #160 | Battle Styles | €1.50 | €3.00 | +100% |
| Team Magma's Groudon-EX #15 | Double Crisis | €600.00 | €1,200 | +100% |
| Umbreon ★ #17 | POP Series 5 | €26,000 | €50,000 | +92% |
| Infernape LV.X #DP10 | DP Black Star Promos | €65.00 | €119.95 | +85% |
| Ampharos ex #89 | EX Dragon | €125.00 | €225.00 | +80% |
| Light Ninetales #50 | Neo Destiny | €69.95 | €125.00 | +79% |
| Alolan Meowth #139 | 30th Celebration | €4.00 | €7.00 | +75% |
| Greninja-EX #XY20 | XY Black Star Promos | €12.29 | €20.03 | +63% |
| Regice ex #97 | EX Hidden Legends | €120.00 | €190.00 | +58% |
| Jirachi #9 | EX Deoxys | €60.00 | €94.99 | +58% |
| Charizard G LV.X #DP45 | DP Black Star Promos | €300.00 | €472.65 | +58% |
| M Heracross-EX #112 | Furious Fists | €40.00 | €59.99 | +50% |
| Team Aqua's Kyogre-EX #6 | Double Crisis | €605.96 | €899.00 | +48% |
| Dark Tyranitar #11 | Neo Destiny | €1,200 | €1,750 | +46% |
| Vaporeon ex #110 | EX Delta Species | €300.00 | €430.00 | +43% |
| Kabutops #9 | Fossil | €56.99 | €80.00 | +40% |
Frequently asked questions
Why did a Pokémon card suddenly go up in price?
Sudden increases can follow tournament results, set announcements, reprint news, influencer attention, character popularity, or collector speculation. Older cards may jump when several clean copies sell close together. Search recent news and completed sales for the exact card, set, language, and variant. A visible increase does not always mean buyers will continue paying the higher price.
How are the biggest Pokémon card price gainers calculated?
Price gainers are typically ranked by comparing a card's market price at the beginning and end of a selected period, such as 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days. Rankings may use percentage change, dollar change, or both. Cards without enough pricing history may be excluded. The displayed change usually applies to raw copies unless the page specifically identifies graded cards.
Is percentage gain or dollar gain more useful for Pokémon cards?
Percentage gain highlights cards moving sharply from a low starting value, while dollar gain shows where more actual value was added. A low-value card can rise hundreds of percent after a small increase. For collectors and sellers, check both measures. Also consider sales volume, because a large dollar move supported by many transactions is generally more meaningful than an isolated spike.
Does a 24-hour Pokémon card price increase predict future gains?
Not reliably. A 24-hour move may reflect breaking news, a temporary shortage, a few aggressive purchases, or normal daily noise. It can identify cards receiving unusual attention, but it is not a forecast. Compare the move with 7-day and 30-day trends, review completed sales, and check whether transaction volume increased before assuming the new level will hold.
Why is a Pokémon card rising over 30 days but falling over 24 hours?
Different time windows capture different parts of the same trend. A card can gain substantially over a month, then decline during the latest day as buyers pause or sellers list more copies. The 24-hour change shows short-term direction, while the 30-day change provides broader context. Reviewing all three periods helps distinguish a brief pullback from a larger reversal.
What happens to a rising Pokémon card price when the card is reprinted?
A reprint usually increases supply and can slow or reverse a price rise, especially for modern playable cards. However, the original printing may retain demand if it has distinct artwork, rarity, stamps, or collector appeal. Confirm whether the announcement is an exact reprint, a new artwork, or inclusion in another product. Those situations can affect prices differently.
How do I confirm which version of a Pokémon card is a top price mover?
Match the card name, set symbol, collector number, language, finish, rarity, and edition marking. Reverse holo, standard holo, promotional, stamped, first edition, and unlimited versions can have very different trends despite sharing artwork. Compare the listing image with your copy rather than relying only on the name. For unfamiliar cards, Card Value Scanner can help identify the likely printing.
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