Trading card price history, daily, 21 games
Every priced product on Cardmarket, captured daily since September 2026 - the daily series the marketplace itself does not publish.
Daily, 04:50 UTC · 454,329 priced products a night across 21 games
The caseWhy this cannot be bought later
Cardmarket publishes today's trend and rolling averages. It does not publish the daily series, and it cannot be recovered after the fact: the file is overwritten every night. A question like "what has this booster box done since September" is answerable only by whoever started writing it down.
ContentsWhat the series holds
| Coverage | All 21 games Cardmarket prices: Magic (127,379 products), Yu-Gi-Oh! (89,248), Pokémon (79,193), Lorcana, One Piece, Digimon, Flesh and Blood, Star Wars Unlimited and the rest. |
| Per product | Trend price, lowest offer, and the 1-, 7- and 30-day averages, with the same five again for foil variants. |
| Product type | Singles and sealed. Category distinguishes a single card from a booster box or display - 74,130 singles and 1,405 sealed products in a representative Pokémon day. |
| Format | One gzipped CSV per game per day, keyed on Cardmarket product id. |
What a row looks like
7 of the 14 columns, from the 2026-11-04 file. Column shape only. Cardmarket has not stated its redistribution terms, so no figure from its price guide is published here - not even as a sample.
idProduct
idCategory
trend
low
avg7
avg30
foilTrend
What it cannot tell you
These are the marketplace's own published guide figures, not observed transactions. Sealed products carry no 1/7/30-day averages at all - Cardmarket does not compute them - so only trend, low and the overall average exist for those.
Interested in this series? It is not on sale yet - it is being accumulated, and it gets more useful every night. If it is the shape of something you need, say what you would want from it and when: contact@lowlanddata.com. The tools that produce it are in the catalogue and run on demand today.
Page generated 2026-11-04 05:47 UTC. Every figure on this page is read from the series itself at build time, so it cannot drift from what is on disk.