How much is a Pokémon card lot worth?

How much is a binder of 2000s Pokémon cards worth?

On 6 November 2026, a Wizards of the Coast (1999–2003) Pokémon card is worth a median €1.09 as a common and €1.93 as an uncommon, against €0.50 and €1.22 for EX (2003–2007) (Cardmarket trend via Pepita, promos and Japanese cards excluded): a binder of 360 Wizards commons comes to about €392 at the median.

22.1% of the 1,038 priced Wizards cards are worth €10 or more; one in ten, at least €38.89.

Richest Wizards sets: Skyridge, Neo Destiny and Legendary Collection.

The trend, a sale price rather than a buyback offer, ignores condition, 1st edition and language; one rare card can outweigh the rest.

Source: Cardmarket via Pepita · updated 6 November 2026 · methodology

How much is a Pokémon card lot worth by era?

On 6 November 2026, the cheapest era for a lot is Sword & Shield (2020–2023), with a median common card at €0.04, and the dearest is Wizards of the Coast (1999–2003), at €1.09 per common, by the Cardmarket trend Pepita records (promos and Japanese cards excluded).

Each card counts once, at the Cardmarket trend of its base print (normal or holo, no reverse holo); a real lot mixes conditions and languages, and sells below this total.

Source: Cardmarket via Pepita · updated 6 November 2026 · methodology

How much is a bulk lot of 500 Pokémon cards worth?

At the median price on 6 November 2026, 500 common Pokémon cards total about €35 (€0.07/card), or €55 for uncommons (€0.11/card), based on Cardmarket trends for 13,161 cards recorded by Pepita.

73.1% of commons and 39.2% of all priced cards are below €0.20.

These are individual-card sale prices, not buyback offers: bulk lots sell well below this total, and one rare or older card can be worth more than the rest.

Source: Cardmarket trend via Pepita, updated 6 November 2026.