TICKERMINT

Use PriceCharting for graded and sports card prices and its longer charts; use TickerMint for daily TCGplayer prices with free history since February 2024, free price alerts, deck costs, cost to complete a set and a binder page scan across 6 card games.

CHECKED 2026-09-28 ON PRICECHARTING'S OWN PAGES · SOURCES BELOW

TickerMint vs PriceCharting

We make TickerMint. Where PriceCharting is the better pick, we say so: The best choice for graded cards: free prices for every grade from 7 to PSA 10 plus BGS and CGC 10, built from sales. It also covers sports cards, video games and comics, and its charts reach back to about 2020, further than ours.

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FEATURETickerMintPriceCharting
Card games6: Pokemon, One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh, Riftbound, GundamPokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, Riftbound, Digimon, Dragon Ball and more (no Gundam found)
Sports cardsNoYes, plus video games, comics and coins
Where prices come fromTCGplayer market price daily, TCGplayer sales by condition, live eBay listingsSold listings from eBay, its own marketplace and others
Price historyFree, daily since Feb 2024 (Pokemon, One Piece, Lorcana; newer games since we started tracking them)Free monthly charts; card pages go back to about 2020
Graded pricesPSA 10 eBay asking floor next to raw (asks, not sales)Yes, free: grades 7 to 10 plus BGS 10 and CGC 10, from sales
Card scannerYes, web and iPhone: 25 scans a day free with an accountYes (photo or barcode); limits not published
Many cards in one photo9-card binder page priced from one photo (1 a day free)Not found
Price alertsFree email when a watched card crosses your price (25 cards free)Wishlist deal notifications when listed below market
Deck costsYes: every Pokemon Standard archetype priced card by cardNot found
Set completionCost to complete every set, plus box or singlesSet checklists on the paid plan
Public APIFree for non-commercial use with a link back; commercial from $49/mo; MCP serverOn the $49/mo plan; current prices only
PlatformsWeb, iPhone (no Android yet)Web, iPhone, Android
PriceFree; Premium $7.99/mo or $79/yr; Pro $14.99/moFree; Collector $6/mo or $59/yr on the web; $49/mo top plan

QUESTIONS

What is a good alternative to PriceCharting?

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Use PriceCharting for graded and sports card prices and its longer charts; use TickerMint for daily TCGplayer prices with free history since February 2024, free price alerts, deck costs, cost to complete a set and a binder page scan across 6 card games.

Is PriceCharting or TickerMint better for graded cards?

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PriceCharting. It shows free prices for grades 7 through PSA 10, plus BGS 10 and CGC 10, built from sold listings. TickerMint shows the lowest PSA 10 asking price on eBay next to the raw price, which is an ask, not a sale.

Which has more price history?

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PriceCharting's free card charts go back to about 2020, as monthly points. TickerMint has daily TCGplayer market prices since February 2024 for Pokemon, One Piece and Lorcana, all of it free, so it shows day-to-day moves such as a new set's first weeks.

Does PriceCharting have an API?

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Yes, on its $49 a month plan, and it returns current prices only. TickerMint's API is free for personal and non-commercial use with a link back (commercial use from $49 a month), includes daily history, and has a $19 a month plan for higher limits (https://tickermint.cards/developers).

Which one covers Riftbound and Gundam?

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Both cover Pokemon, One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh and Riftbound. We found no Gundam Card Game prices on PriceCharting; TickerMint prices every Gundam card. PriceCharting also covers Magic, Digimon, Dragon Ball, sports cards and video games, which TickerMint does not.

SOURCES · CHECKED 2026-09-28

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