PriceCharting: TCG, Games +

PriceCharting

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About this app

The best of PriceCharting and SportsCardsPro—now on Android. Instantly find out what your collectibles are worth and track real-time market values across video games, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, sports cards, comics, LEGO, coins, and more. Powered by thousands of daily sales from eBay, Heritage, PWCC, and other top marketplaces.

View accurate pricing for every condition: From ungraded to PSA 10, see detailed price data and historical sales for each collectible, updated daily.

Track your personal collection: Add items to your collection and monitor their value and your profit over time.

Build and manage your wishlist: Save items you’re hunting for and get notified when they’re listed below market value on eBay or our own marketplace.

Explore deep market data: Browse sales history, spot trends, and make informed buying or selling decisions based on real transactions from across the web.

Whether you’re a casual collector or a serious investor, PriceCharting is the essential app for staying on top of the collectibles market.

Ratings and reviews

used the website and app to keep track of my collection. I was selling it off, had a large number of sales, and quite a few games still listed for sale when the entirety of my listings were removed with no notification, reason, or anything. It would take days of work to relist everything with photos, and really not sure it's worth the effort when it might all just vanish again. Great app for tracking your collection, but I do NOT recommend using it to sell large collections.

This app is handy if you enjoy using a scanner for your cards that does not work well at all. I like the database portion but the scanner is terrible. It only gets the player correctly about 1/2 of the time and never gets the variance even close. A lot of the time it thinks the card is a very different color and sport. If it is a very basic card with no variances then you have a 50/50 shot at it being correct. I don't understand why a company would release something that works so horrible.

Yes, the app works. However, there's a TON of qol updates that could be implemented, but the app hasn't changed much in terms of usability in over a year. Additionally, even paying for a subscription doesn't get rid of the ads in the app. The ads persist whether you're a free user or not, and they take up about a third of the search results with no way to remove or hide them. Just screams "we couldn't care less, you'll use it anyways since there's no alternative". Truly unfortunate.