Where do our prices come from?
Every price shows its language, its source and its date. Here is exactly how we calculate it.
The reference priceThe cheapest Near Mint listing, in each language, for Europe.
EN cards in North AmericaThe TCGplayer market price for English cards, converted to your currency.
Real salesThe latest completed sales, used for graded cards.1. The lowest Near Mint price, in its language
A Japanese card isn't priced like a French one. We always start from the cheapest Near Mint listing in your card's language.
2. A discount by condition
The NM price is multiplied by a condition coefficient, always the same, shown next to the price.
An English Pikachu ex, in LP condition
Why did my collection's value change?
Prices are recalculated every night. If the cheapest NM listing for one of your cards changes, its value changes too. Home always separates what the market did (in green or red) from what you added.
The starting price follows your card's language and the discount follows its condition: changing either recalculates its value straight away.
With no known listing or sale, the card shows “Price unavailable” and counts as €0 in your value until a price comes back.
Prices are converted at the day's exchange rate: your value follows the chosen currency, even when the market doesn't move.
Scan your first card tonight.
