Category Price Guides

Two different Swablu cards share the Dragon name — one trades near $10 raw, the other has hit $130. Here's how to tell them apart.

One Pokémon name, three EX Dragon cards, and prices from $1.32 to $86.37 — here's how to chart Shelgon correctly.

The "EX Dragon Seadra" is a $2 Common, not a rare "ex" card. Here is what the price charts really show.

A 2003 common worth about six dollars raw can hit $166 in a PSA 10 holder. Here is how to read the numbers.

Pupitar #59 from EX Dragon Frontiers is a $1 to $2 common — here is what the graded and raw data really tells you.

The "EX Dragon Pikachu" card doesn't exist, and here's what's actually in the 2003 set plus where real Pikachu ex cards live.

A common 2003 card with one surprise: the reverse holo #69/97 Numel is worth nearly ten times its plain printing.

A clear look at what the 2003 EX Dragon Mudkip 65/97 is really worth, and why one price figure rarely tells the whole story.

Marshtomp 36/97 is an Uncommon, not an "ex" rare, and trades for about $1.36 to $2.13 raw. Here is how to read its price chart.

The base copy sells for a few dollars, but a reverse holo or a PSA 10 EX Dragon Magikarp tells a very different pricing story.