With Pokémon's 30th anniversary being Feb. 27, here's what to know about authenticating your cards to determine their worth.

It might sound a little silly that there’s an entire subgenre of influencers who offer investment advice around Pokémon trading cards. Probably because it is a little silly. The idea of some YouTube ...

If you’re wondering which vintage Pokémon cards hold the highest value in 2025, you’re not alone. From iconic first editions to rare tournament trophies, certain cards have consistently attracted top ...

While some people like Pokémon cards for their competitive value, others prefer to look at them as investments. These slabs of shiny cardboard can run up an immense price on the resale market, ...

Pokémon cards from the beloved, nostalgia-filled 151 set are surging in price, as the end of printing appears to be in sight.

Our monthly Pokémon TCG Value Watch series observes the Eeveelution-themed cards of Sword & Shield - Evolving Skies in February 2026.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game was launched in Japan in 1996 and in the U.S. in 1999. These cards were a megahit among kids and young adults, and just like Charlie Bucket, some of them found their ...

Following the historic $16.5 million “Pikachu Illustrator” sale, top advisor Tom Ruggie sees potential risks in the trading card market, with "artificial scarcity" giving rise to FOMO and a possible ...

Trading cards have been key to making the Pokémon franchise a global giant. As the cards continue to make collectors of kids and adults alike, their skyrocketing value is also drawing in speculators ...

This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. In the heart of midtown Manhattan on Wednesday evenings, you can find Jared Alday at Montasy Comics for its weekly Pokémon trading card tournament ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. apilarinos / iStock.com Remember digging through your childhood card collection hoping to find treasure? Well, if you kept those ...

Launched in 1996 in Japan, Pokémon cards capitalised on the success of the Pokémon Game Boy games, and were launched in the US, UK and Europe in 1999.