Know what it's worth. Before you buy or sell.
One glance. Market, real sales and the cheapest copy, for every condition. Right inside TCGplayer.
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One glance. Market, real sales and the cheapest copy, for every condition. Right inside TCGplayer.
7 days free, then $4.99/month. Cancel any time.
Desktop Chrome.


Every condition's market price with its 30-day move, not just the one TCGplayer shows first. Open the card, read the row you're holding.
Holofoil, Reverse Holofoil, 1st Edition, Unlimited: each printing gets its own block with its own market, sales and listings, so a 1st Edition never gets priced from Unlimited sales.
Three real sales against market, their median, and the pace: 2 sold in 90 days and 5 listed, or 2 a week and 14 listed. Mis-listed sales far from market are spotted and left out.
For the card in front of you, already searched. Open all puts the three up together, grouped under the card's name.
With the seller's rating and a link straight to that listing. Other-language copies, graded copies and sealed products missing packs are skipped.
Find any card from the panel. Star up to 50 with a target price and refresh them before a show. Copy image puts the whole read on your clipboard, ready for a Discord or a text.
Know what to list it at, where to start it, and where you need to sell it, before the card is on camera. Search the card or open its page: market, the last sales in that condition and how fast it moves, in three sentences. How to price cards to sell.
See what a card has really been selling for in your condition before you pay for it, on TCGplayer or on a stream. Not just the lowest listing, which is often a different condition or a card in the wrong language. The 15-second routine.
Shops and show dealers: buy at the counter and price the case from real sales, not from a guess. Keep a watchlist of what you're hunting, and paste the read into a text when a customer asks "what's it worth?".
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Pick monthly or yearly above. Your key (it looks like CG-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX) is on the screen after checkout and in your inbox.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store and pin it: click the puzzle piece in the toolbar, then the pin next to Card Glance. Edge and Brave work too.
Click the Card Glance icon once and paste the key. The side panel reads the card in about a second and follows you from card to card. One key works on up to 2 computers.
Every button and number explained, with screenshots: the guide.
Any card or sealed product with a tcgplayer.com product page: Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, Flesh and Blood, Digimon and the rest. Pricing by condition works the same across all of them.
Not on the stream page itself. Keep a TCGplayer tab open; when a card comes up, open its TCGplayer page and the panel reads it. Most people get there in a few seconds, and that is usually faster than the auction. Here is the routine.
Yes. Type a name and number in the search box at the top of the panel ("umbreon 161", "pikachu staff", "prize pack 57") and press Enter. Results come from TCGplayer's own catalog with the market price, cheapest shipped copy and how many are listed; narrow by set or game, sort by price, and open a result in the tab you're on. The results stay one click away after you open a card.
The panel prices raw cards. Graded listings (PSA, CGC, BGS and so on) are left out of the cheapest line so a slab never shows up as the "cheapest" copy of a raw card. For graded prices, the PriceCharting button opens that card's page with its ungraded and graded values, and the eBay sold button shows what slabs actually sold for.
It is TCGplayer's own estimate of what a card has been selling for lately, per condition and printing. It is the best single number on the page, but it lags when a card moves fast and it can be pulled by a mis-listed sale. That is why the panel shows the last sales next to it and leaves out sales that are nowhere near market. More on how to read it.
No. The only thing it ever sends is a once-a-day key check: the key, a random id and a name for the computer, and the extension version. It reads the public price data the TCGplayer page itself loads and never signs in as you. Privacy note.
The panel says it could not read the page instead of showing wrong numbers, and an update follows. The eBay read is marked Beta for the same reason.
No. It is a Chrome extension, and Chrome on phones does not run extensions. It works in Chrome, Edge and Brave on a Windows or Mac computer.
One key works on up to 2 computers at a time. Open Manage my key and we email you a link to your key page, where you can remove a computer; then activate the key on the new one. A computer that has not opened the panel in 60 days frees its slot on its own.
In the panel footer, Manage billing opens your Stripe billing page. Cancel there and the key keeps working to the end of the period you paid for, then locks. No partial refunds.
Stripe retries the card for a few days. Press Update payment in the panel, fix the card, and the key comes back on its own a few minutes after the payment clears.
Card Glance is built and sold by Buy More Cards, a wholesale trading card supplier for breakers and card shops since 2019. It is not affiliated with TCGplayer or eBay. Anything else: .
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