Player page
Read a card’s prices, chart, recent sales and available auctions.
Open the right version
Open a card from Players, quick search, Portfolio or Market Movers. Each page represents one card version: check the artwork and rarity before comparing prices.
Check market and price
The selected Console or PC market applies to the page. Missing PC data is never replaced with Console data. Prices may use an observed Lowest BIN or a global Market estimate while details are unavailable; read the label and timestamp.
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Lowest BIN | Lowest buy-now price observed in the available data |
| Market estimate | Source-wide estimate, not a guaranteed available listing |
| Price range | Known EA price limits for the card |
| Momentum | Movement indicator from available observations |
| Update time | Reference for assessing freshness |
Explore price history
Select a period such as today, three days, week, month or all available history. Hover over the chart to read available observations. A missing interval does not mean a zero or unchanged price. This is market history, not your personal purchase history.
Recent sales and auctions
These sections show observed activity for the card. Values depend on source availability and collection time; a listing may expire before you view it in the game. Market sales here are separate from your recorded sales.
Compare versions and related players
Other versions and related cards help continue your research. Opening another version changes the card: portfolio lots are grouped by the exact version, not just the player name.
Record and share
Invest opens a purchase form; untradeable cards cannot be added as investments. See Add an investment. Share screen prepares a snapshot of the card, available prices and three days of history; see Sharing.
Old or missing data
Use Refresh and let loading finish. After a source failure, previous data can remain with its original timestamp until it expires; reopening the page does not make it fresh. See Prices, tax and calculations for valuation limits.