Pokémon collection tracker
Add the Pokémon cards you own by name, or by set and number, with how many of each. You see each card's NM market price, its total for the copies you own and a total for the whole collection. No account is needed: signed out, the list stays in this browser, and signed in, it is kept with your account.
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Mew 30th Celebration, R/RGB $4,278.49
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Mew 30th Celebration, B/RGB $4,092.11
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Mew 30th Celebration, G/RGB $3,550.78
Collection total$11,921.38
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How the tracker works
The tracker prices your list from the same weekly price check as the card price lookup, which covers every English Pokémon card. Each card shows the NM market price of the printing it names, times the quantity you enter. A card with no NM market price says "No NM price yet" and is left out of the dollar total.
Signed out, your list is kept in this browser's own storage, on this device only, and nothing you enter is sent to Rip.fan. Signed in, it is kept with your account instead. Clearing your browsing data clears a signed-out list, so save a CSV copy now and then. A CSV copy opens in any spreadsheet, and the tracker can read it back in. No price is saved with the list: each visit prices it from the newest check.
Look up any single card with the card price lookup, which reads the same check. How our card prices work explains what the figures are and what they are not.
Where the figures come from
Every price on this page is an NM market price in US dollars from our weekly price check of every English Pokémon card, checked on .
Frequently asked questions
Where is my collection saved?
Signed out, only in this browser, on this device, in its local storage, and Rip.fan receives nothing you type here. Signed in, with your account, so the same list is there on every device where you sign in. Without an account, move a list by saving a CSV copy and importing it there.
Why does a card say No NM price yet?
Our latest weekly price check found no NM market price for any printing of that card. The card stays on your list and counts toward your number of cards, and it joins the dollar total once a check finds a price.
Which printing is each price for?
Each card is priced from one printing, the first in a fixed order that has an NM price, as on our card pages, and the list names it. A reverse holo or a first edition copy can sell for a different price, so check the printing against your own card.
Does the total allow for condition or grading?
No. Every price is for an NM raw copy, which is the best raw condition. Graded cards and cards with wear sell for different prices, and the tracker does not cover them.
Guides on this
Prices and images from Scrydex. Prices checked .