RANKINGS
Trading card market cap rankings (2026)
CardZ Marketcap publishes 12 ranking lists built from one daily snapshot of 1,677 graded cards. Market cap is the verified PSA 10 population multiplied by a PSA 10 reference price, and every list on this page is as of 2026-10-13.
Data as of Oct 13, 2026. Figures change on every daily update.
CardZ Marketcap is a data index for graded trading cards. It is not a cryptocurrency, a token or a listed company, and there is no CardZ ticker.
How this list is built: market cap is the PSA 10 reference price multiplied by the verified PSA 10 population, recalculated on every daily update. Cards enter the index with a verified population of at least 1,000 PSA 10 examples. Methodology
All rankings
- Most valuable Pokémon cards (2026) — ranked by PSA 10 market cap
- Most expensive Pokémon cards (2026) — ranked by PSA 10 price
- Most valuable One Piece cards (2026) — ranked by PSA 10 market cap
- Most expensive One Piece cards (2026) — ranked by PSA 10 price
- Biggest 7-day gainers (2026) — PSA 10 card price moves
- Biggest 7-day losers (2026) — PSA 10 card price moves
- Biggest 30-day gainers (2026) — PSA 10 card price moves
- Biggest 30-day losers (2026) — PSA 10 card price moves
- Highest PSA 10 population cards (2026) — graded card market index
- Rarest PSA 10 populations (2026) — lowest graded populations with a price
- Pokémon card sets by market cap (2026) — PSA 10 index
- One Piece card sets by market cap (2026) — PSA 10 index
