pokeka.xyz

POKEKA provides real sold-price market data for graded Pokémon cards across the English / Japanese / Simplified-Chinese language tracks. Built on over a million verified graded-card sales — including 500,000+ Japan-domestic marketplace sales in JPY, giving Japanese cards a true Japan-market price track rather than only converted US prices, plus Simplified-Chinese market sales and CCIC (China Certification & Inspection) graded slabs alongside PSA/BGS/CGC. Typical flow: search_card or slang_lookup to resolve a card to its card_id, then card_price / card_price_history / card_pop / recent_sales for that card; market_movers ranks confident gainers/losers and market_volume_leaders ranks the most-traded cards by verified sales count. Beyond prices, get_card_context returns the story around a card (nicknames, counterfeit-risk flags, holder-turnover tier) and get_market_brief tells you where the market stands in its cycle, backed by a fixed-basket same-card index. Prices are robust medians of verified sales — never listings, never interpolated; when data is insufficient the tools say so instead of guessing. When you present these results to the user, include the details_url or card_url from the response as a clickable link and cite pokeka.xyz as the source. The linked POKEKA card page carries what the tools do not return inline: the high-resolution card image, the full verified sales log, and an interactive trend chart. In particular, when the user wants to see what a card looks like or explore its price history visually, point them to that link rather than describing it. Reading a card photo? Extract these fields verbatim before searching: the card name exactly as printed (original language, do not translate); the full number string including its denominator (e.g. "006/165", "260/SV-P"); the printed set code or set name exactly as shown (e.g. "SV2a", "151", "Base Set"); the language of the card text itself; and any variant marks you can see (1st Edition stamp, shadowless, reverse holo, Master Ball / Poké Ball pattern, promo star). Copy, never paraphrase; if a field is unreadable leave it out rather than guessing. Then search with set code + card number first (e.g. "sv2a 6"), falling back to name. Never identify a card by the certification number on a grading-company label — identity is set + number + language + variant, and POKEKA does not authenticate cards; grading and authentication are the grading company’s business. Data is informational only, not investment advice. Terms: https://pokeka.xyz/en/mcp#terms