A Pokémon card value tracker shows what your collection is worth using live market floors — not a static spreadsheet guess. If you searched for a 'value tracker' (including other brand names), here is what to look for and how GrailHawk's portfolio works.
What a good value tracker should do
- +Live floors from real listings (not invented appraisals).
- +Grade-aware holdings so PSA 10 and raw do not share one number.
- +Cost basis and unrealized P/L when you care about performance.
- +A path from price alert → buy → owned holding.
Portfolio vs wishlist (price alerts)
On GrailHawk, Portfolio is for cards you already own. Wishlist (watches) is for targets you still want to buy. Mixing the two muddies both valuation and hunting.
How GrailHawk tracks value
Each holding stores a marketplace query and optional grade. We search live listings, take a conservative low, and multiply by quantity. That feeds portfolio totals and history — without fabricating a single 'true' price.
Match printing and grade
Wrong art or wrong grade creates fake P/L. Confirm the card page identity before you trust a floor.
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