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Every eligible Pokemon card listing we track, English and Japanese, across six eBay marketplaces, newest first. Sealed products have their own page.

A marketplace is the eBay site a listing is on, not where it ships; each listing states its own shipping. Savings appear only where a matching market comparison exists. Price filters use US dollars.

Showing listings from all six eBay marketplaces. Being listed on an eBay marketplace doesn't mean it delivers to you — check shipping on the eBay listing before you buy.

Showing 1–24 of 934 listings

What is in this list?

Every Pokemon card listing the scanner currently tracks and is allowed to show, from eBay's United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Germany and Italy sites, newest first. Single cards in English and Japanese appear here; sealed product has its own page. Listings that fail a check are withheld rather than shown, and the running counts are on the listing integrity report.

How do the filters work?

Each filter narrows the same list; none of them fetches anything new from eBay. Four axes, and one of them is read differently from how it looks:

  • Listing marketplace is which eBay site the listing sits on, not where it ships and not where the seller is. A listing on eBay US can ship to Australia and the reverse; the listing itself states its destinations.
  • Card & listing splits raw from graded, and Buy It Now from auction. A raw condition tier and a numeric grade are different systems and are never treated as equivalent.
  • Price bands are in US dollars, so the same band means the same thing across marketplaces, even though each listing is shown in its own currency and yours.
  • Sort defaults to newest. Biggest discount ranks by the saving where one is supported; it never promotes a listing that carries no comparison.

When does a listing show a saving, and when does it not?

A saving appears only when the delivered total sits below a recent-sold market reference for that exact printing and condition, and when eBay recorded the shipping so the total is real. Without those, the listing still appears, plainly, with the reason stated instead of a percentage. Auctions never show a saving at all: the figure is the current bid, it can rise until the auction ends, and it is labelled as a bid. The method is on the methodology page.

Which category should you browse?

Each one is the same list with a preset applied, so a category page is a faster route than setting the filters by hand.

CategoryWhat it holds
Pokemon Card Deals Under $25Tracked eBay listings for Pokemon single cards under US$25.
Pokemon Card Deals Under $50Pokemon cards under $50 on eBay, raw and graded (PSA, CGC, BGS): tracked listings, newest first.
Pokemon Card Deals Under $100Tracked eBay listings for Pokemon cards under US$100, including raw cards and graded slabs.
Pokemon Card Deals Under $250Tracked eBay listings for Pokemon cards under US$250 — the band most chase cards and graded slabs sit in.
Graded Pokemon Card DealsTracked eBay listings for professionally graded Pokemon cards (PSA, CGC, BGS, SGC).
Pokemon Card Auction DealsTracked Pokemon card auctions, ending soonest first.
Pokemon Card Price DropsTracked eBay listings whose asking price was lowered while they were live, most recent reduction first.
Vintage Pokemon Card DealsTracked eBay listings from the 1998–2003 Wizards of the Coast and e-Card sets, including Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, the Neo and Gym series, and Expedition through Skyridge.
Modern Pokemon Card DealsTracked eBay listings from Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet, Mega Evolution and newer releases.
Pokemon Card Deals in the UKPokemon card deals in the UK: tracked eBay.co.uk listings priced in GBP, newest first.
Pokemon Card Deals in AustraliaTracked eBay.com.au listings for Pokemon cards, priced in AUD, sorted newest first.
Pokemon Card Deals in CanadaPokemon card deals in Canada: tracked eBay.ca listings priced in CAD, newest first.
Pokemon Card Deals in the USPokemon card deals in the US: tracked eBay.com listings priced in USD, newest first.
Japanese cardsJapanese-language Pokemon cards, kept separate because a Japanese printing is a different card from its English counterpart and carries its own reference.
Sealed productsBooster boxes, bundles, tins and other sealed product, compared against sealed references rather than single-card ones.

How often does this list change?

New listings are discovered continuously, and the ones already here are re-checked on a rolling schedule, so a listing that sells or ends drops out shortly afterwards. Every listing shows when it was first found and, where eBay has confirmed it since, when it was last checked. Prices and availability are the seller's and can change at any time, so read the photos, condition and shipping on eBay before buying.