Pokémon cards on the rise
Pokémon cards gaining value
The biggest price rises over 30 and 90 days, taken from gotem.'s history and recalculated every day.
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The short answer
From October 8, 2026 to November 1, 2026, the biggest rise among Pokémon cards worth €5 or more is Jirachi ◇ (Tempête Céleste): from €10.31 to €26.21, that's +154%.
The ranking is recalculated every day from each card's price on gotem. and its Cardmarket 30-day average: a rise only counts if both go up.
These are past movements, not buying advice or a promise: a price that went up can come back down.
The biggest rises over 30 days
From October 8, 2026 to November 1, 2026.
- 1
+154 %
€10.31 → €26.21
- 2
+156 %
€3.47 → €8.88
- 3
+91 %
€10.97 → €20.93
- 4
+129 %
€4.10 → €9.39
- 5
+149 %
€7.04 → €17.53
- 6
+110 %
€11.88 → €24.91
- 7
+136 %
€8.58 → €20.23
- 8
+56 %
€36.17 → €56.52
- 9
+64 %
€4.13 → €6.79
- 10
+86 %
€23.69 → €44.01
- 11
+77 %
€66.37 → €117.65
- 12
+78 %
€73.62 → €131.33
The biggest rises over 90 days
gotem.'s price history starts on October 8, 2026: this ranking will come once it covers enough time.
How this ranking is made
- Every day, gotem. records each card's price (its market price, see « How much is my card worth? ») and its 30-day sales average on Cardmarket.
- We compare the first and last day of the period, among days when most cards have their reading.
- Only cards worth at least €5 count: a 30-cent card doubling isn't a trend.
- A rise only counts if both the gotem. price and the Cardmarket 30-day average go up; the ranking follows the smaller of the two rises.
- We leave out sudden jumps from one day to the next: they usually come from a correction (a card linked to the right product, a new reading) rather than the market.
- Two numbers of the same card that share their prices only count once.
The ranking shows what happened, not what will happen. It's not investment advice: never buy a card thinking it's bound to go up.
Why a card gains value
- A set going out of print: no more new boosters, fewer fresh cards on the market.
- A character or artwork becoming popular: a film, a series, a video game, a content creator.
- Tournament play: a card that becomes a must-have is in higher demand.
- Cards in perfect condition get scarcer over time, especially for older sets.
- Conversely, a reprint or a new version of the card can bring its price down.
Tracking your cards' prices
Every card page shows its price curve on gotem. And once your cards are added, you follow your collection's value day after day.
Follow your collection's value, day after day
Add your cards (scanner, import or by hand): gotem. works out their value every day and shows how your collection changes. Free.
Frequently asked questions
Which Pokémon cards are gaining value right now?
According to gotem.'s history, from October 8, 2026 to November 1, 2026: Jirachi ◇ (Tempête Céleste, +154 %), Xerneas ◇ (Tonnerre Perdu, +156 %), Darkrai ◇ (Ultra-Prisme, +91 %). The full ranking is on this page, recalculated every day.
Are Pokémon cards a good investment?
Nobody can guarantee it. Prices go up and down, a reprint can make a card drop, and reselling costs fees. Collect what you like first: this page shows past movements, not advice.
Where do these figures come from?
From gotem.'s history: each card's price recorded every day, and its 30-day sales average on Cardmarket.
Why isn't a card that went up in the ranking?
It may be worth less than €5, its Cardmarket average didn't rise, or its price made a sudden jump, left out to be safe.
When is the ranking updated?
Every day, with the new prices.
Can I see a card's price curve?
Yes: every card page shows how its price has moved on gotem.
And what are your cards worth?
Add them with a photo: gotem. tracks their value every day. Free.