Pokémon card market movers

A daily market-pulse index — which eras are heating up or cooling off, and today’s biggest price moves. As of September 3, 2026.

The vintage market is steady; modern cards are steady.

Breadth = the share of a group’s cards trading above their own 7-day average minus those below. Vintage = sets before 2011; modern = 2011–present.

Whole market · all tracked eras
steady+0.1% vs 7-day avg
1434 rising · 1043 falling · 9,537 cards
Vintage · pre-2011
steady+0.1% vs 7-day avg
791 rising · 697 falling · 4,154 cards
Modern · 2011–present
steady+0.1% vs 7-day avg
643 rising · 346 falling · 5,383 cards
EraYearsCardsTrendvs 7-day avgRising / falling
Mega Evolution2025–2026341cooling off-0.9%13 / 47
Scarlet & Violet2023–20251,176softening+0.0%76 / 40
Sword & Shield2020–20231,285softening+0.1%160 / 60
Sun & Moon2017–20191,147firming+0.2%122 / 54
XY2013–2016678softening+0.0%148 / 65
Black & White2011–2013676firming+0.4%97 / 74
Call of Legends201180heating up+0.7%27 / 6
HeartGold & SoulSilver2010268steady-0.5%37 / 70
Platinum2009355heating up+0.6%71 / 59
Diamond & Pearl2007–2008534heating up+0.6%93 / 75
EX2003–20071,386firming+0.4%226 / 247
E-Card2002–2003528steady+1.4%130 / 126
Legendary Collection200296softening-0.2%22 / 6
Neo2000–2002357softening-0.3%74 / 35
Gym2000258cooling off-2.1%22 / 45
Base1999–2000372cooling off-1.5%116 / 34

Moves are day-over-day changes in Riffle’s estimated market price, derived from live market data across 9,537 cards in 137 sets. Values shown are estimated ranges, not exact vendor prices. A “mover” is any card that changed at least 2% and trades above $1. Observational only — not investment advice. How these numbers work →