The reference price in euros comes from Cardmarket’s public price guide. On the card’s page it is labelled "Cardmarket price, all languages".
"All languages", in practice
- Cardmarket groups the versions of a card in several languages (for example French, English, German) under one product. The guide computes a price over all those offers.
- A French card and the same card in English therefore show the same Cardmarket price, even if one sells better than the other.
- Japanese and Simplified Chinese editions are separate products on Cardmarket. They have their own price, labelled "Japanese edition".
- If a print has no product of its own and is linked to another language’s product, the price is flagged as approximate.
Prices per language and condition
When available, offer prices per language and condition are shown separately, never mixed into the guide. They help you know what your exact version is worth.
Good to know
- Every price shows its source and date. Tap it for details.
- Holo and non-holo have separate prices. With no price in the right column, the app shows nothing rather than a wrong price.
- No price? The app moves to the next source: community prices, the same card in another language, your last sale.
- Your manual value always wins.
- Pull the stock list down to refresh prices.