CardGameInsight

Pokémon card investment intelligence

Signals, not tips.

Price trackers tell you what a card sold for. CardGameInsight joins that price with how many PSA 10s exist, what a box actually pulls, what sealed product cost at retail and what the same card asks for in another market and what a graded copy sells for against a raw one — seven screens, each with its method and its biases written on the page. None of them says buy. They say where to look.

Cards with an observed market price
8,291 / 8,960
Cards with a dated PSA population read
305
Cards with a Swedish market read
7,841
Sealed products priced
718
Observed price points
844,673

The seven screens

In order of how hard each one is to get anywhere else.

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How to read a signal

01

Observed beats modelled

Every number is a dated read from a named source, or it is badged modelled and carries no weight. Nothing observed is ever overwritten; history accumulates.

02

The method is on the page

Each screen states the formula, the inputs, the sample and the biases before the ranking. A screen that cannot yet compute a column says so instead of guessing.

03

No score, no tip

There is no composite rating and no buy or sell call. Three observations sit side by side on a card and the reader draws the conclusion.

Sources: TCGplayer market prices and eBay graded sales via PokemonPriceTracker, PSA populations read from BetterPop, pull rates from TCGplayer's published opening samples, Swedish asks from Tradera's public API, exchange rates from the European Central Bank. Retail prices only where a page states them. Every row on every screen links to where its number came from.

Chase cards

The ten most valuable chase cards by observed raw market value, highest first.

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Methodology and notes

Where the reasoning behind the screens is written up.

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