What did that card really sell for in Australia?
Scan a Pokémon card with your phone and see its last eBay Australia sale, in Aussie dollars, from Australian sellers only.
Free to use. Works in your phone's browser, no download needed.
From card to price in three steps
No typing card names or guessing set numbers. Hold the card up and the app does the looking.
Point your camera
Raw card, slab or sealed product. English and Japanese cards, about 46,000 of them, plus thousands of sealed products.
It finds the exact card
The artwork and the printed number are matched, so a reprint, a reverse holo or a promo isn't mixed up with the original.
See what it sold for
The newest Australian eBay sale, the median, and the cheapest one for sale right now, with a link to each listing.
Prices you can actually trust
Most price guides show US prices converted to dollars. Australian buyers pay Australian prices, so that's all AusTCGpricer uses.
Australian sales only
Sales from overseas sellers are left out, even when eBay shows them in Australian dollars.
The right condition
Pick Lightly Played and you see Lightly Played sales, not a Near Mint price with a guess taken off.
Raw and graded kept apart
A PSA 10 sale never lands in the price for an ungraded card, and the reverse.
Junk filtered out
Bundles, proxies, mystery packs, "pick your card" listings and binder extenders don't count.
Guides
Short, practical reads for Australian collectors and sellers.
How to read eBay Australia sold prices for Pokémon cards
What "last sold" really means, why the median matters, and the listings that quietly skew the numbers.
Pokémon card condition and grading, explained
Near Mint to Damaged, and what PSA, BGS and CGC grades do to the price in Australia.
Pricing your Pokémon cards to sell in Australia
Using real sold prices, postage and timing to price a card so it sells without leaving money behind.