Index · Pokémon eras

Every era of Pokémon, priced like a market.

Six eras, from 1999 to today, each scored like a stock index. See which are heating up, which are cooling off and which one is next.

Updated Nov 10, 2026
  1. 1999 – 2003

    WOTC

    Heating up

    5,238.1

    +31% in 90 days

    Free sample, a month behind

    4 eras inside

  2. 2003 – 2007

    EX era

    Heating up

    Level and history with Forecast

    One era

  3. 2007 – 2013

    Mid era

    Steady

    Level and history with Forecast

    3 eras inside

  4. 2013 – 2017

    XY

    Heating up

    Level and history with Forecast

    One era

  5. 2017 – 2019

    Sun & Moon

    Steady

    Level and history with Forecast

    One era

  6. 2019 – now

    Modern

    Cooling off

    Level and history with Forecast

    3 eras inside

Heating up

Rising across most of its sets, with money flowing in.

Next to move

Hasn't moved yet, but breadth and money are turning its way while a neighbouring era heats up.

None today.

Hype warnings

A sharp move carried by a few cards, or population growing faster than value. Chasing it is risky.

None today.

Forecast

See where the money moves next.

With Forecast you see every era's level, breadth and money flow, the members behind it with their PSA 9 and 10 population, the eras next to move, and hype warnings before they turn.

  • Every era and sub-class, updated daily
  • Which eras are heating up, cooling off, or next to move
  • Hype warnings when a move is narrow or population outruns price
  • Your own indexes, and your collection against its eras
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Every era, and the eras inside it

The WOTC index is shown in full as it stood on Oct 11, 2026 — 30 days late. Subscribers see every era today.

Each index holds three named hits of every booster set in its era, valued from real PSA 9 sales, with every set counting the same. It starts at 1,000 and only moves when prices move.

Era indexes are research, not financial advice. Every value is from real sales — never a listing or a marketplace price.

Forecast: the cards that move next