Every card. Its price, and where it came from.

The catalogue behind the Zukan app, open on the web. Two games today, over 130 000 printings, each with the figures the markets publish and the copies currently listed. No account, no app required.

Cards
23,546
Sets
218
Games
2Live catalogue
Catalogue pending
9Games

Games

PKMPokémon218 sets · 23,546 cardsMTGMagic: The Gathering0 sets · 0 cards
YGOYu-Gi-Oh!Catalogue pending
OPOne PieceCatalogue pending
LORDisney LorcanaCatalogue pending
DGMDigimonCatalogue pending
SWUStar Wars UnlimitedCatalogue pending
FABFlesh and BloodCatalogue pending
DBSDragon Ball SuperCatalogue pending
UAUnion ArenaCatalogue pending
WSWeiss SchwarzCatalogue pending

Modelled in the app — printings, languages, finishes — and waiting on a data source. No pages until there is data behind them.

Every number names its source.

A range, not a verdict.Where several venues quote a printing, the page shows each figure with the venue that published it, and the low and high across them. One number pretending to be the truth is how this category loses trust.
Nightly, and dated.Cardmarket, TCGplayer and PriceCharting figures are read once a night and stamped with the day they were read. A three-week-old number says so.
The Zukan Market figure is computed, and says how.Where enough real listings and sales exist, the backend computes a composite — outliers trimmed, sold copies weighted above asks — and shows the sample it came from. Below three observations it publishes nothing.
The same catalogue as the app.These pages read the same tables the app reads. A card you find here is a card the app can scan, price and put in your collection.

Card images and names belong to their publishers and are shown to identify cards. Zukan is not affiliated with any of them.