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Market index · Sep 2, 2026

One number for the whole market.

122.4+0.4% 7d
30 days
+1.5%
90 days
+7.9%
1 year
+25.3%
Since Feb 2024
+22.4%
Market indexsince Feb 8, 2024
89.2101.1113.0124.9Feb 8Dec 16Oct 24Sep 2
tcgrate market index · base 100 on Feb 8, 2024tcgrate.com

Game indices

same method, per game
Game Printings priced Market value 7d 30d 1y Since Feb 2024 90 days
MGMagic: The Gathering113,800 cards · tier A 158,679 $1.96M +0.5% +1.3% +14.4% +11.7%
YGYu-Gi-Oh!46,510 cards · tier A 58,851 $342K +0.0% −2.1% −2.0% −21.3%
POPokémon29,747 cards · tier A 44,418 $1.47M +0.8% +3.0% +57.9% +166.4%
PJPokémon (Japan)30,143 cards · tier A 22,167 $243K +0.6% +2.4% +41.8% +53.7%
OPOne Piece Card Game7,100 cards · tier A 7,225 $461K −0.5% −1.3% +122.0% +34.9%
WSWeiß Schwarz31,112 cards · tier A 21,256 $215K +0.3% +0.7% +0.6% +2.2%
CVCardfight!! Vanguard25,829 cards · tier A 21,858 $162K −0.6% −1.0% −12.1% −23.9%
UAUnion Arena6,566 cards · tier A 6,754 $161K +1.5% +5.2% +4.6% −63.1%
DBDragon Ball Super Fusion World4,138 cards · tier A 4,129 $147K +1.4% +5.0% +121.3% −60.2%
DBDragon Ball Super Card Game12,019 cards · tier A 13,252 $115K +0.1% +1.8% +34.7% +30.0%
RIRiftbound1,486 cards · tier A 1,993 $113K +1.0% +7.4% −36.5% −3.3%
FAFlesh and Blood10,312 cards · tier A 14,369 $112K −0.5% −1.8% −18.9% −42.4%
DLDisney Lorcana3,479 cards · tier B 6,239 $100K +0.5% +0.6% +17.2% −65.7%
GUGundam Card Game1,849 cards · tier B 1,915 $98K −0.4% +5.2% +19.6% +6.1%
SCSorcery: Contested Realm3,162 cards · tier B 2,981 $95K +0.6% +5.6% +11.5% −11.9%
DIDigimon Card Game9,225 cards · tier B 9,252 $92K −0.8% −2.4% −21.0% −51.1%
GAGrand Archive5,265 cards · tier B 5,783 $87K −1.0% −1.8% −10.8% −33.3%
SWStar Wars: Unlimited8,047 cards · tier B 9,096 $63K −0.4% −2.3% −40.1% −91.4%
SEShadowverse: Evolve6,918 cards · tier B 5,591 $51K −0.1% −0.9% −16.6% −55.9%
FWForce of Will13,749 cards · tier B 7,284 $18K −0.1% −0.6% −7.3% −20.7%
ELElestrals2,747 cards · tier C 2,340 $9,391 +0.6% +1.0% −28.1% −53.9%
MEMetaZoo3,277 cards · tier C 1,863 $4,532 −0.4% −0.4% −7.7% −13.6%
BSBattle Spirits Saga1,863 cards · tier C 1,208 $4,013 +0.1% +0.7% −5.5% −47.3%
ACAlpha Clash2,066 cards · tier C 509 $2,882 −0.1% −0.8% −4.8% −28.0%
AKAkora2,226 cards · tier C 89 $302 −1.0% −0.4% +2.3% −16.2%
KEKeyForge25 cards · tier C 11 $539 0.0% −0.4% +1.3% −9.0%

How the index is computed

Every day at TCGplayer's market close we take the market price of every card variant that had a price both today and the day before, and that was worth at least $1 yesterday. The index moves by the ratio of today's sum to yesterday's sum over exactly that set of cards. Then it chains: indext = indext−1 × Σ pricet / Σ pricet−1.

Chain-linking matters because the card universe changes daily. A new set adds thousands of prices at once; a simple sum would jump on release day and tell you nothing about existing cards. In a chained index, new cards enter the comparison only from their second priced day, so the line reflects price change, not catalog growth.

The $1 floor removes bulk commons whose price is dominated by rounding. Weighting is by price, so a $500 card moving 5% matters as much as fifty $10 cards moving 5% — the index tracks where the money is, not where the count is.

Base is 100 on February 8, 2024, the first day for which a full daily archive of TCGplayer prices exists. There is no data before that; we don't backfill from screenshots or third-party estimates.

Per-game and per-set indices

Identical method, restricted to cards of one game or one set. A set index starts at 100 on the first day it has priced cards, which makes "since release" directly readable: a set at 140 has gained 40% since it first got prices.

What it does not do

It does not track graded cards, condition tiers, or sold listings. Market price is TCGplayer's own estimate for near-mint copies. It does not predict; the calls page is where we put predictions, and where we keep score.