Palworld TCG price movers
Over 7 days not enough history for an index across 0 priced cards: 0 up, 0 down, 0 flat.
Daily TCGplayer prices (eBay where TCGplayer has none), refreshed every hour. Beside each card: how many collectors have it for trade and how many want it.
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Questions
How are these price changes measured?
Each card's price is TCGplayer's cheapest listing that day (eBay's where TCGplayer has none), imported daily. The 7 and 30 day changes compare today's price with the price on the same card 7 and 30 days earlier. A cheapest listing is a thin number on a thinly listed card: when the one cheap copy sells, the low jumps to the next seller. So cards under $2 at either end, moves under 25 cents, and moves over 300% are left off the lists; the card page shows the TCGplayer market price beside the low.
What is the index?
The total price of every card with a price on both days, equal weight, one copy each. It is $0 today across 0 cards. A chase card moves it more than a common because it costs more, which is how a collection behaves.
Why did a card move?
Usually one of three things: a listing sold out or a cheaper one appeared (small, noisy moves), a reveal or tournament result changed demand (moves that hold for weeks), or a restock landed (sealed and commons slide together). Check the 30-day column before reading anything into a 7-day move.
How do I get a card that is rising without paying the new price?
Trade for it. The collectors shown beside each card have it in a published Have binder; the matcher finds the ones who also want cards you have, and a card-for-card trade costs nothing but a stamp. Sign in with your palworldtcg.gg account and publish your binders.
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