Mar 3 - Mar 9, 2026
Weekly TCG Market Report
Executive Summary
Magic is doing most of the talking right now, with several new premium treatments hitting the market, including Lorehold, the Historian (Borderless) debuting at $149.99 and the Secrets of Strixhaven Draft Night product at $132.48. No clear tournament result in the data explaining a meta shift, though sudden attention on older cards like Wall of Ice and Goblin Sharpshooter suggests someone, somewhere, found a new interaction or at least got people digging through bulk boxes again. Wall of Ice jumped to $54.25, up 6598 percent since last week, while Goblin Sharpshooter climbed to $32.03, up 4060 percent over the same period. Outside Magic, Digimon’s Proganomon Regionals 25-26 Season 2 Champion version reached $76.75, up 2093 percent since last week, the kind of move that usually follows a competitive spotlight or a very small supply suddenly getting noticed.
Chase Card of the Week
Lorehold, the Historian (Borderless) (mtg)
Game-by-Game Breakdown
Pokémon TCG
No tournament results in the data this week, so competitively there is not much to anchor these moves to. The one card that overlaps with the actual Standard meta is Gardevoir, up 140 percent to $48.54, notable because Gardevoir ex decks remain a fixture thanks to their Psychic Energy acceleration, though that kind of jump usually needs a strong finish somewhere to sustain it. The rest of the list, Blissey ex up 149 percent and the very odd $9999.88 listing for Ace Trainer from International Challenge, reads less like tournament fallout and more like isolated spikes, the sort that often settle once more copies hit the market.
Biggest gainer: Blissey ex: up 149% this week
Magic: The Gathering
No tournament results or ban list changes in this data, but the market is flashing some odd signals, 31 unusual spikes in a single week is a lot even by MTG standards. Several older niche cards jumped from near bulk to real money, Wall of Ice up 6598 percent to 54.25 and Goblin Sharpshooter up 4060 percent to 32.03, the kind of moves that usually happen when very thin supply gets cleaned out. Meanwhile a few other role players like Pemmin's Aura and Wanderlust also climbed sharply, suggesting someone or something has been sweeping through older inventory.
Biggest gainer: Wall of Ice: up 6598% this week
Yu-Gi-Oh!
No tournament results or deck data in this week’s dataset, which is notable because the cards moving, Nobleman of Crossout, Duoterion, Great Moth, are not tied to any current Advanced format strategy like Snake Eye or Tenpai Dragon. Instead we’re seeing 43 unusual spikes, with Set Sail for The Kingdom jumping 700 percent to about $2 and Nobleman of Crossout reaching roughly $29.68, the kind of movement that usually happens when older inventory suddenly gets thin rather than when a card starts topping events. In other words, the competitive scene looks unchanged, while the market noise is coming from older cards with no clear tournament trigger.
Biggest gainer: Set Sail for The Kingdom: up 700% this week
Disney Lorcana
Wilds Unknown products are starting to hit shelves, including the Illumineer's Trove at about $68.59, which usually means a week or two of players testing new lists before any real tournament consensus shows up. In the meantime, a handful of mid tier characters moved up modestly, Lilo, Escape Artist climbed 18% to $4.34, with Judy Hopps, Snowball Patrol and Pete, Ghost of Christmas Future also posting low double digit gains, the kind of quiet uptick you often see when players are tinkering with new builds after a release. Nothing here screams format overhaul yet, but small role players moving together can be the early hint that people are trying similar ideas at the table.
Biggest gainer: Lilo - Escape Artist: up 18% this week
One Piece TCG
No major tournament results in this data set, but several promo and support cards moved sharply on the secondary market this week. Buggy from Event Pack Vol. 8 jumped 558% to $39.45, a reminder that small promo print runs can move fast once supply dries up, while staples like Koby, Uso-Hachi, and a couple of Monkey D. Luffy prints posted 37 to 49% gains, suggesting renewed play or attention around those pieces. When a cluster of mid tier cards rises together like this, it usually means players are tuning lists rather than chasing a single breakout tech.
Biggest gainer: Buggy (Event Pack Vol. 8): up 558% this week
Digimon Card Game
Regionals 25-26 Season 2 produced a surprise champion with Proganomon, and the market reacted immediately, the card jumping 2093 percent to $76.75 after the winning list circulated. A few supporting pieces also climbed, Marine Angemon up 200 percent to $3 and MetalGreymon Alterous Mode up 60 percent to $15.28, the usual pattern when players start assembling a newly proven deck. Millenniummon and WereGarurumon Sagittarius Mode also ticked up, suggesting players are testing related lines as the meta adjusts to the regional result.
Biggest gainer: Proganomon (Regionals 25-26 Season 2 Champion): up 2093% this week
Flesh and Blood
Not much hard tournament data attached to this batch, but the movement clusters around mechanologist pieces. Bios Update climbing 28 percent and Teklovossen HERO093 up 19 percent suggests renewed testing around Bright Lights style mech builds, the sort of tinkering that usually shows up in Dash combo shells a week or two before results catch up. The eye catcher is Levia, Shadowborn Abomination HER040 jumping 286 percent, although that lands at about five dollars, which is the classic bulk to playable bounce when a hero or sideboard plan gets revisited. Rootbound Carapace Extended Art and Coercive Tendency ticking up as well looks more like scattered meta experimentation than a single archetype breaking through, at least for now.
Biggest gainer: Levia, Shadowborn Abominationn - HER040: up 286% this week
Grand Archive
No major tournament results in the data this week, but several singles moved notably, which usually means players are testing things between events. Carter, Synthetic Reaper jumped 44% to $79.99 and Gildas, Chronicler of Aesa rose 36% to $16.27, the kind of movement that often follows increased deck experimentation as lists circulate. Library Witch also climbed 15% to $88.99, while Fauna Friend and Oathbreaker's Justice each gained 15% to $4.99, smaller moves that suggest steady pickup rather than a single sudden breakout.
Biggest gainer: Carter, Synthetic Reaper: up 44% this week
Sorcery: Contested Realm
No major tournament results on the board this week, but the market is hinting at what people might be sleeving up. Rubble climbing about 7 percent to $23, alongside a 42 percent jump for Foil Screaming Skull, suggests renewed interest in site destruction lines, the kind of strategy that turns the map into a pile of rubble and asks your opponent to play fair on fewer locations. Most of the other movers are foils, Briar Patch and Gift of the Serpent ticking up modestly, which usually means supply thinning rather than a sudden metagame revolution. Abaddon Succubus gaining 12 percent to $6.48 looks more like casual or experimental play creeping into lists, the sort of card people test when they think the meta might be slowing down just a little.
Biggest gainer: Briar Patch (Foil): up 14% this week
Shadowverse Evolve
No major tournament results surfaced in the data this week, but several Constructed staples are quietly ticking up. Vidar, Crowned Traitor climbed 29 percent to $2.57, while Celestial Dragoon and its Evolved version rose 17 to 18 percent, the kind of gradual movement that usually tracks with increased play rather than sudden speculation. At the higher end, Cerberus (SP) reached $385.13 and Mejiro McQueen (Evolved) (SP) added 16 percent, suggesting parallel rarity demand remains strong alongside those gameplay cards inching upward.
Biggest gainer: Vidar, Crowned Traitor: up 29% this week
Riftbound
Constructed play still looks like a tug of war between early aggro and the control shells trying to slow it down, and cards like Wind Wall jumping 62 percent suggests those defensive tools are getting real table time. Stormbringer and Singularity also ticking up points to players experimenting with heavier late game payoffs in those slower builds. The outlier is Seal of Unity at $35.14, up 12 percent, which looks less like a metagame shift and more like early set scarcity showing up while the player base is still figuring out what actually wins games.
Biggest gainer: Wind Wall: up 62% this week
Final Fantasy TCG
No major tournament results in this week’s data, but several role players are quietly moving. Fran leads the list, up 33 percent to $10.25, with smaller gains for Edge Full Art, Arciela Full Art, Terra EX, and Ultros Full Art, the kind of steady movement that often reflects increased table play rather than collector spikes. When multiple mid tier cards rise together like this, it usually suggests players are testing lists or tuning archetypes, though we would need results to confirm what decks are actually converting.
Biggest gainer: Fran: up 33% this week
Notable Price Spikes
Cards with unusual price movement this week. May indicate buyout activity or organic demand.