Pokemon card market statistics
As of October 2026, Double Holo tracks 66,834 Pokemon cards across 746 sets and subsets, with live market prices refreshed daily and the figures on this page refreshed monthly.
Updated October 21, 2026 · refreshed monthly
As of October 2026, Double Holo data shows a median PSA 10 Pokemon card price of $55.39 versus $2.39 raw, a 23x premium, across 53,827 cards with both prices.
Double Holo market data, as of October 2026.
The median priced Pokemon card is worth $1.81, while the mean is $28.21, a gap driven by a long tail of expensive vintage and rare cards over a mass of sub-$2 commons. (Double Holo market data, as of October 2026)
36.6% of tracked cards lost value and 44% gained value over the last 30 days. (Double Holo market data, as of October 2026)
Scarlet & Violet is the largest era by card count, at 13,199 cards. (Double Holo market data, as of October 2026)
The most valuable card Double Holo tracks is Ishihara GX (Pokemon Promo) at $24,200.00. (Double Holo market data, as of October 2026)
Market snapshot
Double Holo also tracks 1,943 sealed products, such as booster boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes. Of the 64,618 non-sealed cards with a current market price as of October 2026, the table below shows how that price is distributed.
| Price band | Cards | Share of priced cards |
|---|---|---|
| Under $1 | 26,916 | 41.7% |
| $1 to $10 | 22,077 | 34.2% |
| $10 to $100 | 12,458 | 19.3% |
| Over $100 | 3,167 | 4.9% |
Source: Double Holo market data - as of October 2026
The median priced card is worth $1.81, while the mean is $28.21. That gap exists because a long tail of expensive vintage and rare cards pulls the average well above what a typical card is worth.
Over the last 30 days, 36.6% of the 61,766 cards with price history on both dates lost value, while 44% gained value. Scarlet & Violet is the largest era Double Holo tracks by card count, at 13,199 cards. The single most valuable card currently tracked is Ishihara GX (Pokemon Promo), at $24,200.00.
The PSA 10 premium
Across 53,827 cards with both a PSA 10 (a raw card sent to PSA and certified as a perfect 10) and a raw price on Double Holo, the median PSA 10 price is $55.39 versus a median raw price of $2.39, a 23.18x premium, as of October 2026. In the Scarlet & Violet era alone, the premium is wider still: across 10,276 cards, the median PSA 10 price is $36.27 versus $1.49 raw, a 24.34x premium.
In plain terms, the grading premium concentrates in modern cards: a Scarlet & Violet card tends to gain more, proportionally, from a PSA 10 grade than the catalog average does. These are aggregate medians only; no single card's grading premium is published here.
Methodology
These figures are computed from Double Holo's own Pokemon card catalog and market price data: completed sales and live market feeds across raw and graded cards. Figures cover public market prices at the aggregate (catalog- or era-wide) level only; no premium analytics, forecast, or per-card grading data is included. The catalog's live prices refresh daily; the figures on this page are a dated snapshot refreshed monthly by re-running the same queries, so a figure here can lag the live site by up to a month.
- Double Holo market data (aggregate snapshot, as of October 2026)
Download the price-band CSV (CC BY 4.0)
/pokemon-card-market-stats/data. Attribute Double Holo and link back to this page when you use it.
Frequently asked questions
How many Pokemon cards does Double Holo track?
As of October 2026, Double Holo tracks 66,834 non-sealed Pokemon cards across 746 sets and subsets, plus 1,943 sealed products such as booster boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes.
What percentage of Pokemon cards are actually worth money?
Most are not worth much individually: as of October 2026, 41.7% of priced cards sit under $1 and 34.2% sit between $1 and $10. The rest carry real value, with 19.3% priced between $10 and $100 and 4.9% priced over $100.
What is the average value of a Pokemon card?
As of October 2026, the median priced Pokemon card on Double Holo is worth $1.81, while the mean is $28.21. The mean sits well above the median because a long tail of expensive vintage and rare cards pulls the average up over a much larger mass of cards priced under $2; the median is the more representative figure for a typical card.
How much more is a PSA 10 worth than the same card raw?
As of October 2026, across 53,827 cards with both a PSA 10 and a raw price on Double Holo, the median PSA 10 price is $55.39 versus a median raw price of $2.39, a 23.18x premium. The premium is even wider in the Scarlet & Violet era alone, at 24.34x.
Where does this data come from?
From Double Holo's own Pokemon card catalog and market price data: completed sales and live market feeds across raw and graded cards. See the Methodology section on this page for what is included, what is excluded, and how often the figures refresh.
Can I use these statistics in my own article or research?
Yes. These figures are published under a CC BY 4.0 license: cite Double Holo and link back to this page (/pokemon-card-market-stats), and you are free to quote, chart, or republish them. A free CSV of the headline price-band table is available for download below.
For how any individual card's price is calculated, see how Pokemon card pricing works. To look up a specific card, use the Pokemon card value checker or the Pokemon card price checker.
Double Holo, Pokemon card market statistics, October 2026, https://doubleholo.com/pokemon-card-market-stats