Which Pokémon TCG card spiked the most today?

Gengar (5) had the biggest price spike of +$151.79, now at $689.29. This page tracks the top 50 Pokémon TCG cards gaining value.

How often is this Pokémon TCG price spikes page updated?

This page is regenerated every hour with the latest price data. Daily snapshots are compared to current prices to calculate spikes.

Why do Pokémon TCG cards spike in price?

Price spikes are driven by tournament wins, content creator features, ban list changes, new set synergies, and supply shortages. The price chart on each card page shows whether a spike holds over the following days.

How long do Pokémon TCG price spikes last?

Spikes driven by tournament results or ban announcements tend to peak within 24-48 hours. Hype-driven spikes from content creators often correct within days. Checking this page daily shows which spikes are holding and which are fading.

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Pokémon TCG Price Spikes

50 cards · updated daily · NM condition

Gengar (5)

Fossil

$689.29

Magikarp & Wailord GX (Alternate Full Art)

SM - Team Up

$969.01

Rayquaza

POP Series 1

$435.42

Umbreon VMAX (Alternate Art Secret)

SWSH07: Evolving Skies

$2,251.29

Lugia

Call of Legends

$228.45

Rayquaza - 22/107 (2004-2005 Gym Challenge)

League & Championship Cards

$335.29

Latios - HGSS11 (Cracked Ice Holo)

HGSS Promos

$500.72

Charizard VSTAR - 018/172

Prize Pack Series Cards

$480.97

Dialga G LV.X

Platinum

$296.65

#10

Umbreon ex - 161/131

SV: Prismatic Evolutions

$1,180.96

#11

Poliwrath (24)

Expedition

$70.67

#12

Charizard VSTAR

SWSH09: Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery

$499.76

#13

Deoxys (Delta Species - Attack Forme)

EX Holon Phantoms

$106.55

#14

Deoxys (Delta Species - Speed Forme)

EX Holon Phantoms

$139.27

#15

Tapu Lele - SM152 (Prerelease) [Staff]

SM Promos

$69.12

#16

Latias - HGSS10 (Cracked Ice Holo)

HGSS Promos

$299.33

#17

Skarmory

Neo Genesis

$123.75

#18

Latios EX (113 Full Art)

Plasma Freeze

$327.50

#19

Snorlax (11)

Jungle

$522.87

#20

Banette ex

EX Legend Maker

$179.34

#21

Blaine (17)

Gym Challenge

$113.85

#22

Dark Crobat

EX Team Rocket Returns

$83.62

#23

Venusaur - 28/100 (Regional Championships)

League & Championship Cards

$172.02

#24

Dark Gyarados (8)

Team Rocket

$222.18

#25

Kyogre - 006/106

EX Emerald

$79.79

#26

Gengar EX (114 Full Art)

XY - Phantom Forces

$815.34

#27

Raichu (Prime)

Undaunted

$162.40

#28

Meganium (18)

Expedition

$187.69

#29

Mewtwo - 51/108 (Cracked Ice Holo)

Deck Exclusives

$40.42

#30

Darkrai LV.X - DP19

Diamond and Pearl Promos

$176.19

#31

Torkoal

EX Dragon

$91.78

#32

Keldeo EX - 49/99

Jumbo Cards

$18.63

#33

Delcatty ex

EX Crystal Guardians

$109.69

#34

Aerodactyl

Skyridge

$92.36

#35

Wigglytuff ex

EX Hidden Legends

$188.88

#36

Rayquaza - 026/110 (Delta Species)

EX Holon Phantoms

$104.14

#37

Slowking (Prime)

Undaunted

$135.75

#38

Tentacruel - 45/92 (Prerelease)

Nintendo Promos

$52.24

#39

Meganium (Prime)

HeartGold SoulSilver

$93.36

#40

Rillaboom - SWSH006 (Prerelease) [Staff]

SWSH: Sword & Shield Promo Cards

$171.13

#41

Tyranitar (66)

Expedition

$126.51

#42

Suicune (14)

Neo Revelation

$222.79

#43

Charizard - 1/99 (Cracked Ice Holo)

Miscellaneous Cards & Products

$132.67

#44

Charizard

ME: 30th Celebration Classic Collection

$155.46

#45

Mimikyu GX (Secret)

SM - Lost Thunder

$315.84

#46

Raikou - 16/132 (Cracked Ice Holo)

Miscellaneous Cards & Products

$36.90

#47

Mega Lopunny & Jigglypuff GX (Alternate Full Art)

SM - Cosmic Eclipse

$295.42

#48

Shinx - DP15

Diamond and Pearl Promos

$77.48

#49

Bianca (147 Full Art)

Boundaries Crossed

$213.32

#50

Suicune V - 031/203

Prize Pack Series Cards

$53.52

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Pokémon TCG card spiked the most today?: Gengar (5) had the biggest price spike of +$151.79, now at $689.29. This page tracks the top 50 Pokémon TCG cards gaining value.
How often is this Pokémon TCG price spikes page updated?: This page is regenerated every hour with the latest price data. Daily snapshots are compared to current prices to calculate spikes.
Why do Pokémon TCG cards spike in price?: Price spikes are driven by tournament wins, content creator features, ban list changes, new set synergies, and supply shortages. The price chart on each card page shows whether a spike holds over the following days.
How long do Pokémon TCG price spikes last?: Spikes driven by tournament results or ban announcements tend to peak within 24-48 hours. Hype-driven spikes from content creators often correct within days. Checking this page daily shows which spikes are holding and which are fading.

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