Your first card starts with something you love.
New to trading cards? Pick a game or character you know, discover its cards, and save the ones that catch your eye. You can explore without an account.
You’re exploring a development preview. Sample listings are labelled and Cardmarket references are dated; purchases aren’t available.
From curious to collecting.
Three simple ways to explore.
Choose your game or character
Start with Pokémon or One Piece, or search a name like Pikachu. You can narrow things down later.
Browse by gameOpen a card and compare its versions
Card details show the artwork, set, number, and language. Seller offers below show the condition and price for that version.
Explore an example cardKeep your favourites together
Use the heart on any card to add it to Saved cards. Sign in to keep your choices with your account, or explore without signing in and save them in this browser.
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What is a deck?
A deck is the group of cards you choose to play a game with. Each game has its own rules for deck size and which cards you can include. Collecting your favourite characters and building a deck are two different ways to enjoy cards.
A deck builder helps you put that list together.
Choose exact card versions, add the number of copies you want, and enter how many you already own. The builder estimates missing copies using recent Cardmarket offers. Save your deck with an account. You can also preview exact-version matches from your Vault and choose whether to apply them. Game-rule validation and checkout are not available yet.
Start building a deckA few words you’ll see.
No need to learn them all now. Open a question when you need it.
Card condition, with practical examplesWhat does TCG mean?
TCG stands for trading card game. Cards can be collected, traded, or used to play their game. You can start by collecting a character or artwork you like; you don’t have to learn the game first.
What’s the difference between ungraded and graded?
Ungraded cards, also called raw cards, have not been graded by a grading company. Their condition is described by the seller. Graded cards have been assessed by a grading company and sealed in a protective case, often called a slab. The grade describes condition. The grades and certificates in this preview are examples, not verified items.
What are sets, card numbers, and printings?
A set is a named release of cards. The card number helps identify a card within that set. A printing is a particular version, which can differ in artwork, language, or finish. Check these details when comparing offers so you’re looking at the version you want.
What do condition and rarity mean?
Condition describes wear, such as scratches or worn edges. Near Mint means little visible wear; Played means more wear. Rarity is the category assigned to a card in its release. Neither a rarity label nor a condition label alone tells you what a card is worth.
What is an offer, and what does “From” mean?
An offer is a seller’s listing for a particular card version. “From” shows the lowest matching listed price per card. Prices can differ with version, condition, and grading. Shipping is not included. Sample prices are labelled. Cardmarket references show dated observed offers; stock and shipping are not confirmed.
Can I buy cards here yet?
Not yet. PriceMyTCG lets you browse cards, build decks, compare dated offers, save favourites, and manage your collection or seller listings with an account. Checkout, payments, and shipping are not available.
Already have cards to list?
Create an account, choose the exact card version, then add its condition, price, and quantity. You can try the listing tools here; real sales aren’t enabled.