TCGplayer market prices for ungraded Black and White cards, updated once a day. One tile per card worth $1 or more, sized by its price.

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Data: TCGplayer, TCGCSV · Updated · About the data

Black and White Card Price: top gainers, losers and largest cards

Top gainers (7d)

  1. Oshawott (28)Oshawott (28) #28/114$1.11+3.74%
  2. ReshiramReshiram #26/114$13.07+2.91%
  3. Bouffalant (91)Bouffalant (91) #91/114$1.15+2.68%
  4. ZoruaZorua #70/114$2.63+1.15%
  5. LilligantLilligant #10/114$2.87+1.06%

Top losers (7d)

  1. Fighting EnergyFighting Energy #110/114$3.19-14.25%
  2. WatchogWatchog #79/114$1.10-3.51%
  3. KlinklangKlinklang #76/114$1.22-2.40%
  4. LiepardLiepard #67/114$1.30-2.26%
  5. Darkness Energy (Basic)Darkness Energy (Basic) #111/114$4.19-0.95%
Largest cards by price
#NamePrice7d30d
1Pikachu #115/114Pikachu$173.640.00%-2.35%
2Zekrom (114 Full Art) #114/114Zekrom (114 Full Art)$124.59+0.27%+6.51%
3Reshiram (113 Full Art) #113/114Reshiram (113 Full Art)$106.020.00%+8.06%
4Reshiram #26/114Reshiram$13.07+2.91%+29.15%
5Zekrom #47/114Zekrom$9.000.00%+0.33%
6Sawsbuck #14/114Sawsbuck$7.320.00%-1.21%
7Water Energy #107/114Water Energy$7.220.00%-3.99%
8Zoroark #71/114Zoroark$6.160.00%+6.02%
9Lightning Energy #108/114Lightning Energy$4.520.00%0.00%
10Krookodile #65/114Krookodile$4.340.00%+72.22%
11Metal Energy (Basic) #112/114Metal Energy (Basic)$4.300.00%-2.27%
12Darkness Energy (Basic) #111/114Darkness Energy (Basic)$4.19-0.95%-0.95%
13Grass Energy #105/114Grass Energy$4.150.00%0.00%
14Fire Energy #106/114Fire Energy$3.350.00%0.00%
15Serperior (6) #6/114Serperior (6)$3.330.00%0.00%
16Fighting Energy #110/114Fighting Energy$3.19-14.25%-14.25%
17Samurott (32) #32/114Samurott (32)$3.160.00%+8.97%
18Reuniclus #57/114Reuniclus$3.09+0.32%+1.64%
19Emboar (20) #20/114Emboar (20)$3.040.00%+2.70%
20Samurott (31) #31/114Samurott (31)$3.03+0.66%+2.02%

About the Black and White Card Price Heatmap

This heatmap shows the cards of Black and White, a Pokémon Trading Card Game set from the Black & White era released in April 2011. Each tile is one card, and cards are grouped by rarity. The larger the tile, the more the card costs, so the chase cards of the set are the ones you see first.

Color shows how the card's price has moved: green for a rise, red for a fall. The map opens on the 7 day change because most cards do not change price from one day to the next. Switch to 30 days or 1 year to see the longer trend, or to 1 day for what moved since yesterday.

Black and White Card Price snapshot

On the map
33 cards
Average (7d), by price
+0.06%
Up / down / unchanged
10 / 6 / 17
Best (7d)
Oshawott (28) #28/114 +3.74%
Worst (7d)
Fighting Energy #110/114 -14.25%
Performance by group (7d)
GroupcardsUp / downAverage
Ultra Rare21 / 0+0.15%
Secret Rare10 / 00.00%
Holo Rare123 / 2+0.68%
Common102 / 2-1.14%
Rare74 / 1+0.31%
Uncommon10 / 1-3.51%

Black and White Card Price Heatmap FAQ

How do I read the Black and White heatmap?

Each tile is one card. The tile's area is the card's price, and its color is the price change over the selected period: green for gains, red for losses, deeper shades for moves above 5% and 15%. Click a card to see its price and all four changes.

Which Black and White cards are on the map?

Every card in Black and White with a market price of $1 or more, up to 300 cards. Cheaper cards are left out: a move of a few cents on a 20 cent card would show as a large percentage and say nothing about the set.

Where do the prices come from?

From TCGplayer, the largest marketplace for Pokémon cards in the United States. The price shown is TCGplayer's market price, which is based on what copies recently sold for rather than on what sellers are asking. Prices are in US dollars for ungraded (raw) English cards, not for graded slabs such as PSA 10, and they update once a day.

Which version of a card is the price for?

The regular printing of the card: Holofoil for holo rares and above, Normal for the rest. Reverse holo and 1st Edition copies are priced separately on TCGplayer and are not what the tile shows, unless the card exists in no other version.