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Biggest movers
Cards whose sale prices rose or fell the most: the median recorded sale of each grade in the last year against the year before it.
Rising
Top 12- 1Charizard [No Rarity] #6Pokemon Japanese Expansion Pack▲ +193.4%$6,100 → $17,900
- 2Charizard [Sparkle] #6Pokemon 2000 Topps Chrome · 2000▲ +128.5%$2,625 → $5,999
- 3Umbreon #H30Pokemon Skyridge · 2003▲ +126.6%$1,675 → $3,795
- 4Pikachu #288/SM-PPokemon Japanese Promo▲ +117.2%$2,158 → $4,687
- 5Gengar #H9Pokemon Skyridge · 2003▲ +95.0%$2,718 → $5,300
- 6Poncho-Wearing Pikachu #230/XY-PPokemon Japanese Promo▲ +91.8%$2,408 → $4,618
- 7Shining Gyarados [1st Edition] #65Pokemon Neo Revelation · 2001▲ +91.8%$1,318 → $2,528
- 8Rocket's Snorlax EX #104Pokemon Team Rocket Returns · 2004▲ +74.8%$1,068 → $1,866
- 9Jolteon [Gold Star] #101Pokemon Power Keepers · 2007▲ +73.6%$1,210 → $2,100
- 10Latias & Latios GX #170Pokemon Team Up · 2019▲ +55.9%$1,740 → $2,713
- 11Umbreon VMAX #215Pokemon Evolving Skies · 2021▲ +12.8%$1,450 → $1,635
- 12Umbreon ex #161Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions · 2025▲ +10.9%$1,060 → $1,175
Falling
Nothing fell over this period.
Compared 1,399 card grades with at least 2 recorded sales in the last year and 2 in the year before it. Each card shows once, at its biggest move.