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Palworld TCG Value Calculator
Add the Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME cards you own, set the quantity, condition and grade of each one, and this free calculator returns what your collection is worth right now. Values come from the live Pal Stars price feed: choose the asking market price or the recent sold average, and every line is discounted for condition (Near Mint 100% down to Damaged 30%) or multiplied for a certified grade (about 1.9x at PSA 9 and 4.2x at PSA 10). Nothing is stored on our servers — your list stays on your device.
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How to value your collection
1. Search your cards
Type a Pal name or the printed card code (for example EBP01-025SSP) and add each card you own.
2. Set quantity, condition and grade
Enter how many copies you have, pick Near Mint through Damaged, and mark any slabbed copies with their grade.
3. Choose a pricing basis
Value everything at the live asking market price or at the recent sold average, which is closer to what a buyer will actually pay.
4. Read your collection value
The calculator totals every line, shows your biggest holdings and the share of value locked in chase cards.
Next steps
- Palworld TCG price chart → per-card market and sold prices.
- Collection tracker → buy price, sell price and profit.
- Pack calculator → cost per chase card.
- Card rarity guide → what SSP, OSR and SSS mean.
Palworld TCG value calculator FAQ
How much is my Palworld TCG card worth?
Add the card by name or printed code above and this calculator returns its live value from the Pal Stars price feed. A Near Mint raw copy is valued at the blended market price; played copies are discounted (Lightly Played about 85%, Moderately Played 65%, Heavily Played 45%, Damaged 30%) and graded slabs carry a premium of roughly 1.3x at grade 8 up to about 4.2x at PSA 10.
Should I value my collection at asking prices or sold prices?
Use sold prices when you plan to sell. Asking prices are what sellers hope to get and sit above the market; the sold average is what buyers actually paid recently. Switching the pricing basis on this page shows both totals so you can see the spread across your whole collection.
Is the Palworld TCG value calculator free?
Yes. It is free, needs no account and runs in your browser — your card list is stored locally on your own device. If you want buy price, sell price and profit tracked across time, the Pal Stars collection tracker does that for signed-in members.
Which Palworld cards hold the most value?
Value concentrates in the chase rarities: SSS, SSP, OSR and SP printings, plus the not-for-sale EPR and ESOUL promos. Commons and uncommons are worth cents each, so a large binder can still hold most of its value in three or four cards — the calculator shows that concentration directly.
How often do the prices update?
The underlying price board syncs once a day from validated marketplace data, with outliers rejected before a price is published. Marketplace data is provided by the eBay API.