Graded Pokémon · Market data · Updated daily
Find any card’s true market value.
Fair values, liquidity, populations, and indices. The collector’s market terminal.
Market snapshot
Updated daily- Tracked market capComputed
- $1729.86B
- Graded copiesComputed
- 4,057,243
- Sets liveComputed
- 37
- Atoms trackedComputed
- 900
Fair value × graded population across 37 tracked sets
Graded population across tracked atoms
Sets with tracked card × grade atoms
Card × grade atoms in the ledger roll-up
Capabilities
One terminal for the whole market
Every surface reads from the same sourced price history, so a fair value, a market cap and an index all reconcile to the same underlying sales.
Fair value
Confidence-scored fair value per printing × grade, blended from PSA APR sales and live eBay comps.
Market caps
Fair value × graded population rolled up per atom, set, and segment.
Indices
Cap-weighted indices tracking sets and segments over time.
Top movers
Biggest fair-value moves, gainers and losers, refreshed daily.
Read the methodology, then explore the data.
PHASMA Cards publishes the math behind every number. Fair values, market caps and indices are built from transparent, documented calculations over sourced sales — no black boxes, no proprietary adjustments you cannot audit.
- Recency half-life
- 90.0d
- Liquidity reference
- 3 sales
- Liquidity window
- 180 days
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Sourced sales
Every graded sale is captured with its venue, date and grade so a price can always be traced back to a real transaction. Raw sales are the only input to the algorithm — nothing is seeded.
Input: the sourced sales ledger
Open the sales ledger - 02
Fair value
Each sale is weighted by recency and liquidity, then combined into one fair value per card and grade. Recency halves every 90.0d (recencyWeight = 0.5 ^ (ageDays / halfLifeDays)); liquidity scales with the count of sales inside a 180-day window, reaching full weight at 3 recent sales.
fairValue = round( Σ(price × recency × liquidity) / Σ(recency × liquidity) )
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Indices & caps
Card-level fair values roll up into set indices and market caps. Each constituent contributes fair value × graded population, and the index level is the population-weighted mean of those values — so a single card and the whole market are directly comparable.
contribution = fairValue × gradedPopulation
Trace the indices