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A game-level composite read from every published set index in that game, and the set indices themselves. Each set's own index starts at 1.00 the week it enters coverage, so a set at, say, 1.50 means its tracked cards are worth 50% more than at that start.

Pokémon since Feb 2024+81.5%Composite level, 1.000 at Feb 20241.815Largest fall of this level, peak to trough-6.7%Feb 22, 2024 to Nov 14, 2024

Weekly TCGplayer market prices · 1.0 = the level in the first week shown (Feb 8, 2024) · through Sep 13, 2026

A composite of 216 published set indices for Pokémon. Read it as what a basket of every indexed Pokémon set did, each set's weight is the number of its cards that carried a TCGplayer price in two consecutive weeks. That is a count of cards, not a sum of prices. A set with 200 such cards weighs twice a set with 100, whatever those cards cost, so the sets with the most steadily priced cards set the pace and a few expensive cards do not. A collection of specific cards has its own return, which this is not. It is computed on this page from each game's published set indices (the game pages below open them) and is not itself a separate published index. Inside the composite, a set that enters coverage later joins at the composite's level that week and adds no jump; its own index still starts at 1.00. 216 sets have an index today, and 213 of them are inside this week's level (a set counts in any week in which it has at least five priced cards and at least one of them priced in two consecutive weeks; it sits out the weeks it does not); 193 counted in the first week; every week since has counted between 193 and 214, as sets entered coverage. How these numbers are made

Last 28 days

Set prices vs 28d ago: each set's own 28-day change, averaged with the same weights as the since-start figure above over every indexed set that has a comparison. A shorter, separate read, not the cumulative return. The line under each game says how many of its indexed sets count in this week's level.

Pokémon+2.8%

216 sets indexed · 185↑ 30↓ · 1 unchanged over 28d · 213 of them count in this week's composite level (a set counts in a week it has at least five priced cards and at least one of them priced in two consecutive weeks)

MTG+1.8%

431 sets indexed · 332↑ 98↓ · 1 not yet comparable (entered coverage inside the window) over 28d · 430 of them count in this week's composite level (a set counts in a week it has at least five priced cards and at least one of them priced in two consecutive weeks)

Yu-Gi-Oh!+0.6%

553 sets indexed · 351↑ 200↓ · 2 unchanged over 28d · all 553 count in this week's composite level

One Piece+0.3%

84 sets indexed · 43↑ 41↓ over 28d · 83 of them count in this week's composite level (a set counts in a week it has at least five priced cards and at least one of them priced in two consecutive weeks)

Lorcana-0.6%

22 sets indexed · 9↑ 10↓ · 3 not yet comparable (entered coverage inside the window) over 28d · 18 of them count in this week's composite level (a set counts in a week it has at least five priced cards and at least one of them priced in two consecutive weeks)

FAB+0.0%

97 sets indexed · 39↑ 56↓ · 2 unchanged over 28d · all 97 count in this week's composite level

SWU-1.1%

28 sets indexed · 5↑ 22↓ · 1 not yet comparable (entered coverage inside the window) over 28d · all 28 count in this week's composite level

Gundam+0.8%

22 sets indexed · 10↑ 12↓ over 28d · all 22 count in this week's composite level