Scan and value Pokémon cards with Riply
Riply is a Pokémon card scanner and value tracker for iOS. Point your camera at any Pokémon card and Riply identifies the name, set, card number and rarity, then shows its current market value with 90-day price history and graded (PSA) comparisons. It works across every era, from the 1999 Base Set to the latest Scarlet & Violet releases.
Sets and eras covered
Riply's catalogue spans the game's major eras and is updated as supported releases are added. Examples include:
- Base Set (1999)
- Jungle & Fossil
- Neo Genesis
- EX & Diamond & Pearl era
- Sword & Shield — Evolving Skies
- Scarlet & Violet — 151
- Scarlet & Violet — Surging Sparks
What affects Pokémon card value?
Most common and uncommon Pokémon cards are worth a few cents to a few dollars. Holo rares, vintage cards and high-grade PSA 10 copies can reach hundreds or thousands, and the rarest promos sell for far more.
Always match the exact printing and inspect condition. Market values are estimates, not guaranteed sale prices.
Notable Pokémon cards and categories
| Card or category | Why collectors notice it |
|---|---|
| Charizard (Base Set, holo) | The most iconic Pokémon card; graded copies command a large premium. |
| Pikachu Illustrator | One of the rarest promo cards ever printed and a record-setting collectible. |
| Umbreon VMAX (Evolving Skies, alt art) | A modern chase card that stays highly sought-after. |
| Charizard ex (151) | A popular modern special illustration rare from the 151 set. |
How to scan a Pokémon card
- Place the card on a plain, well-lit background and reduce glare.
- Open Riply and select Pokémon.
- Keep the full card inside the camera frame until it is identified.
- Verify the set, number and variant before saving it to your collection.
- Review the current raw or graded value and price history.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out what my Pokémon card is worth?
Scan the card with Riply and it identifies the exact set and number, then shows the current market value plus 90-day price history and graded comparisons. You can also search by name or set manually.
Can Riply tell the difference between reverse holo and regular Pokémon cards?
Yes. Riply reads the set symbol, collector number and rarity so it can distinguish reverse holos, holos, promos and special illustration rares, which often have very different values.
Does Riply value graded Pokémon cards like PSA 10?
Riply shows graded comparisons alongside the raw (ungraded) value, so you can see roughly what a card is worth in a PSA 10 or other grade versus loose.