Pokemon card price history on Double Holo comes from real market data, not guesses: raw and sealed price trends are pulled from a live market-price feed matched to Double Holo's own card catalog, while graded prices are built from actual trusted sales in that exact grade. Search any card to see its charted price history and trend indicators, compare it against another card, or check a forecast of where the price is headed.
Double Holo's Daily Brief is free for anyone and surfaces the biggest movers each day, a quick way to spot a card worth digging into further.
Search across raw cards, graded cards, and sealed products in Double Holo's catalog to pull up its market data.
View sales volume, historical price trends, and technical indicators like RSI, MACD, and Bollinger Bands on the same chart.
Put two cards side by side to compare their price history, or check a forecast of where a graded card's price may be headed.
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A price chart is only useful if the numbers behind it are real. Double Holo's price history is built from actual market data rather than a static list price or a guess, and it draws on two different sources depending on whether a card is raw or graded, because those are genuinely different pricing problems.
For raw cards and sealed product, Double Holo's research tools pull from a live market-price feed and match it against Double Holo's own card catalog, so the chart you see is tied to the specific card you searched for, not a generic average for the set.
Graded cards work differently, because a graded card's price depends entirely on the exact grading company and grade, not just the card. A PSA 10 and a PSA 9 of the same card are not the same product, price-wise, so Double Holo's graded market price is built from real trusted sales in that exact grade rather than one blended number for "graded." When there isn't enough sales data to trust, Double Holo says so rather than showing a number that looks precise but isn't backed by real sales, the same discipline used across the whole platform, including the pokemon card price tracker on the premium tools hub.
On top of the raw price history, Double Holo layers trend indicators (volume, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands) so you can read momentum, not just the price line, and a forecast that projects where a graded card's price may be headed based on its recent trend. A forecast is an analytical estimate to plan with, not a promise of what the card will actually sell for next.
Double Holo holds every analytical output to that same distinction: a price forecast, a Grading ROI average, or a sentiment score is a useful number, but none of them gets relabeled as the market price, so you can always tell an estimate from an actual sale. The comparison view carries that same rigor into how it measures two cards against each other, computing a correlation score over whichever timeframe you are viewing, 30 days, 90 days, one year, or the full history, so you see not just how each card moved but how closely their price movements actually track one another.
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It depends on the card and view. The comparison and analysis charts can go back up to 10 years when you select the "All" timeframe, though how much history actually exists for a specific card depends on how long that card has been trading.
Yes, and they should never be mixed. A graded card's price is scoped to its exact grading company and grade, since a PSA 10 and a PSA 9 of the same card trade very differently, while raw card pricing is a separate methodology entirely. Any surface that shows one price for a card should tell you which one it means.
Yes. Double Holo's comparison view puts two cards' price history on the same chart with correlation data, so you can see how closely they move together, not just their individual trends.
Yes. The Daily Brief is open to everyone, no subscription required, and highlights the day's biggest movers as a starting point before you dig into full price history and charting.
Search any Pokemon card to see its charted sales history, trend indicators, and forecast, backed by real market data.