Who collectors pay up for
Every character, ranked by the premium their cards carry over a typical card of the same set and rarity. The premium is what prices a card of theirs that hasn't sold yet; popularity blends it with value, sales and how many cards they have.
- #37
Darklord
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 15 cards
×1.3
premium
- #38
Dragunity Knight
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 11 cards
×1.5
premium
- #38
Meowth
Pokémon · 49 cards
×1.8
premium
- #39
Horus the
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 4 cards
×1.7
premium
- #39
Ho-Oh
Pokémon · 25 cards
×2.0
premium
- #40
Ultimate
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 14 cards
×1.3
premium
- #40
Mimikyu
Pokémon · 19 cards
×3.1
premium
- #41
Buster Blader
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 3 cards
×1.6
premium
- #42
Unchained Twins
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 3 cards
×1.7
premium
- #43
Divine
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 7 cards
×1.3
premium
- #44
The Dark
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 3 cards
×2.0
premium
- #45
Artmage
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 6 cards
×1.4
premium
- #46
Chaos
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 25 cards
×1.2
premium
- #47
Dracotail
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 9 cards
×1.3
premium
- #48
Cosmic
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 7 cards
×1.5
premium
- #49
Unchained
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 5 cards
×1.5
premium
- #50
Armed Dragon
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 11 cards
×1.2
premium
- #51
The Phantom
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 13 cards
×1.3
premium
- #52
Aleister the
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 3 cards
×1.6
premium
- #53
Cyberdark
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 10 cards
×1.2
premium
- #54
Supreme King
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 11 cards
×1.4
premium
- #55
Madolche
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 19 cards
×1.3
premium
- #56
Fallen of
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 4 cards
×1.4
premium
- #57
King of
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 6 cards
×1.4
premium
- #58
Ojama
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 9 cards
×1.4
premium
- #59
Exosister
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 10 cards
×1.3
premium
- #60
Skull
Yu-Gi-Oh! · 15 cards
×1.2
premium
- #13
Viktor
Riftbound · 3 cards
×1.3
premium
- #14
Annie
Riftbound · 3 cards
×1.8
premium
- #14
Baymax
Disney Lorcana · 8 cards
×1.3
premium
- #15
Winnie the Pooh
Disney Lorcana · 6 cards
×1.5
premium
- #15
Lee Sin
Riftbound · 3 cards
×1.4
premium
- #16
Pocahontas
Disney Lorcana · 6 cards
×1.3
premium
- #17
Minnie Mouse
Disney Lorcana · 27 cards
×1.1
premium
- #18
Hades
Disney Lorcana · 12 cards
×1.2
premium
- #28
Vorinclex
Magic: The Gathering · 2 cards
×2.2
premium
- #29
Elspeth
Magic: The Gathering · 8 cards
×1.3
premium
- #30
Etali
Magic: The Gathering · 2 cards
×2.0
premium
- #31
Jin-Gitaxias
Magic: The Gathering · 2 cards
×1.7
premium
- #32
Ghalta
Magic: The Gathering · 2 cards
×1.7
premium
- #33
Captain America
Magic: The Gathering · 9 cards
×1.4
premium
- #34
Braids
Magic: The Gathering · 3 cards
×1.5
premium
- #35
Gisela
Magic: The Gathering · 2 cards
×1.9
premium
- #41
Latias
Pokémon · 24 cards
×2.1
premium
- #42
Suicune
Pokémon · 25 cards
×2.2
premium
- #43
Latios
Pokémon · 24 cards
×2.4
premium
- #44
Greninja
Pokémon · 22 cards
×3.3
premium
- #45
Haunter
Pokémon · 25 cards
×2.2
premium
Build your own character index.
Pick the cards, track it like a stock, and get an alert when it moves. Forecast.
How to read the character index
- What is the premium?
- How much more a character's cards sell for than a typical card of the same set and rarity. ×2 means collectors pay twice the going rate for the slot. The premium is one of the signals that prices a card of that character which hasn't sold yet.
- What does the index line show?
- One Near Mint copy of each of the character's printings at fair value, compared week to week on the same printings, in a line that starts at 100 — the most valuable cards move it most. The 90-day figure is that line read over the last quarter.
- How is popularity scored?
- Out of 100, against the rest of the game: the premium, the total value of the character's cards, how many sell each week and how many cards they appear on.











































































































































