Trading Cards is the complete price and data lookup for Pokemon TCG, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh. Search by card name, browse sets by value, check prices across conditions and marketplaces, and identify cards from partial information — all three games in one place.
It covers everything from spotting the most valuable pull in a set before you buy a pack to checking what a childhood card collection is actually worth today. Prices come from TCGPlayer and CardMarket so you're seeing real marketplace data, not estimates.
What you can do
- search_cards — search by card name across Pokemon, MTG, or Yu-Gi-Oh with images and market prices
- card_price — detailed pricing by condition (near mint, lightly played, etc.) and foil variants with buy links
- set_browse — browse all cards in a set sorted by value to find the most valuable pulls
- top_cards — most valuable cards for a game, filterable by rarity, type, or set
- identify_card — identify a card from partial information like a name fragment, number, or set
Who it's for
Collectors, traders, players, and parents trying to value cards found in attics. Works for anyone who wants to know what a card is worth, where to buy or sell it, and what the most valuable cards in a set are.
How to use it
- Use search_cards with a card name and game to find the card and get basic pricing
- Take the card_id from search results and pass it to card_price for a full condition-by-condition price breakdown with direct marketplace links
- To find the most valuable pulls in a specific set, use set_browse with the set ID sorted by value
- If you only have partial information, use identify_card — it handles name fragments, set numbers, and vague descriptions
Getting started
No setup needed — all five skills work immediately with no credentials required. Defaults to Pokemon if no game is specified.
