Quick answers about Pokémon card values, rarity, and the MonZap scanner.
How much is my Pokémon card worth?
Value depends on the card's set, number, rarity, finish (holo, reverse holo, full art), and condition. The fastest way to find out is to scan it: MonZap identifies the exact card and shows current market pricing in seconds. Learn more →
Is there a free app to scan Pokémon cards for value?
Yes — MonZap is free to download on the App Store. Point your iPhone camera at any card and get an instant identification and price, with no manual entry. Learn more →
How do I check Pokémon card prices?
You can look cards up manually by set and number, or scan them with MonZap for up-to-date values instantly — including holo and special variants. Learn more →
Can I identify a Pokémon card from a photo?
Yes. MonZap's image recognition matches your card against thousands of TCG cards to find the exact set, number, and variant. Learn more →
How can I tell if a Pokémon card is rare?
Check the rarity symbol next to the card number — circle (common), diamond (uncommon), star (rare) — and look for holo finishes or card numbers above the set total (secret rares). MonZap identifies rarity automatically when you scan. Learn more →
How do I track my collection's value?
Every card you scan can be saved to your MonZap collection, which totals current market value in one place. Learn more →
Does MonZap work on holo and sleeved cards?
Yes — the scanner is optimised for holographic and sleeved cards, so you don't need to remove cards from sleeves to scan them.
Should I check values before selling my cards?
Always. Prices move constantly and rare variants are easy to miss. Scan everything first so you never sell a valuable card below market. Learn more →