Pokémon Card Screener · Build Your Own Market Screen

The screen

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Thin registry under 500 graded604 Under $25 raw, 10x in a slab1,966 Hardest to gem, 250+ graded914 Cleared the movers bar741 Vintage over $50900 Sets with a real booster box, $20+625 Stamped buys371 Registry filling fastest22,023 PSA 10s selling fastest9,456 Nine rate under 50%16,185

Priceany

toThe canonical printing's price, the same figure the card page shows.

PSA 10 medany

toRecorded on 5,263 cards. A maximum never matches a card with no PSA 10 tape.

PSA popmax 500

toA maximum is the thin-registry screen: fewer graded copies in existence. A card with no registry line never matches a maximum, because absent is not zero.

Setany

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The column the screen ranks on. A sort is not a filter: it reorders the same cards.

PSA 10 premium, x raw

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The PSA 10 median divided by the raw price in the same row. The median is band-limited to 45x raw upstream, so 45x is a ceiling, not a reading.

Gem rate, %

to

Stated on 23,024 cards. A withheld rate matches neither end of a range.

Move, %

to

Magnitude either way. A minimum applies the $5 move base unless you set your own; a maximum does not, because a penny card can only fail a ceiling.

Move base, at least $

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Rarity

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Only show

has a PSA 10 tape (5,263 cards)vintage only, pre-BWset has a real 36-pack booster box (43 sets)

Pro criteria

House call
Upside to target
Registry growth a week
Graded sales a week
PSA 9 rate

Pro screens the whole table on these four. Everything already on this page stays free.See what Pro adds

PSA popmax 500 clear all

Results

21,823 cards match

21,823 of 52,143 priced cards clear this bar

Card	Price▾	Move 7d	PSA 10 med	PSA 10 prem	Gem rate	PSA pop	Pro column. 2,098 cards carry a call.
Mankey16801Team Up · #71 · Common	Price$0.23	Move 7d−4.2%$0.24 to $0.23	PSA 10 med	PSA 10 prem	Gem rate11%	PSA pop9	House callunder the $1.50 signal floor
Spiritomb16802Team Up · #89 · Uncommon

How the figures are made

Prices are the same canonical-printing figure the card pages show, resolved once a day for every card, never the dearest printing of a product. Moves compare the median of each side of the window from one clean recorded series per product; both sides come from the same feed. PSA 10 medians and gem rates come from recorded graded sales and registry snapshots, filtered through the same bad-comp band the card reports enforce. That band is why the PSA 10 premium column stops at 45 times the raw card: a median above it was refused upstream as a bad comp, so 45x is a ceiling on what we will state rather than a reading of the market. Where a card has no recorded figure the cell is simply empty, and a maximum on a figure a card does not carry never matches it, because absent is not zero. The table rebuilds every morning. The movers board runs the same window with an editor's bar at /research/movers.