Your cards, live on the wall.
Other apps live in your phone. TCG Marquee puts your cards on the wall. A glowing price board for your collection and a show-table display for vendors. What every card is worth today, and where it's heading.
8 of 10 tester spots left
See all of this week's movers. The 128 by 64 LED board ships later this year. The same wall runs today on any TV, monitor, tablet, or phone.
- Pokémon
- Magic: The Gathering
- Disney Lorcana
- One Piece
- Gundam
- Riftbound
- PSA, CGC, BGS, TAG, SGC, ACE
Live in your phone. You open them, look up a number, and put the phone back in your pocket.
Lives on the wall. Your cards and their prices stay up all day on a TV, a monitor, or the LED board, where everyone in the room or walking past your table can see them.
- 6 games
- 6 grading companies
- Prices from Scrydex, refreshed daily
- Last refresh
On the wall, the TV, the laptop, and your pocket.
Add your cards once. The LED board, a TV in the card room, your laptop, and the app on your phone all show the same collection, priced the same morning.


Ships later this year
In TestFlight beta
Everything your binder can't tell you.
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Your collection's valueKnow what it's worth this morning.
Market prices refresh every day from Scrydex. Your total, the 7 day change, and what you're up against what you paid, without typing a single price.
- Collection value, by binder and by game
- This week's biggest movers in your own cards
- Japanese cards converted to dollars at the day's rate
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Every card, up closeThe price, and where it's heading.
Open any card for its picture, today's price, 7, 30, and 90 day changes, and a price chart you can drag a finger across to see any day.
- Graded ranges and PSA population counts
- Set logos and set progress, with the next cards to find
- Price alerts when a card crosses your buy or sell line
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Adding cardsPoint your camera. Done.
Scan a stack of cards with your phone's camera, slabs included, and pick the printing and condition as they land. Or search by name, or bring a spreadsheet.
- Slabs come in with the company, grade, and cert
- CSV import and export
- Binders, filters, and bulk edits for big collections
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Just the cardsA gallery, with no prices at all.
Flip a screen to collection mode and it shows your binders page by page, the newest card out front, and how close you are to finishing each set. Made for a kid's room, or anyone who'd rather just look at the art.
- Pick which binders each screen shows
- Set completion and fun facts
Your table, priced from across the aisle.
Flip on show mode and the screen rotates only the cards marked for sale, with your asking price big and the market price underneath, so buyers see the deal before they reach the table.
- Asking price firstWith the market price and how far under it you are.
- Everything for sale, totaledThe whole case at a glance, ask or best offer.
- Your logo and a QR codeEvery few slides, linking to your store or Instagram.
- Shopify sync, coming soonBring your store's singles over with their prices and stock. In testing now.
Small things that add up.
Graded prices for six companies
Slab prices follow the company and grade on the label, with recent sale ranges. On the Pro plan.
Price alerts
Set a buy line or a sell line on any card. You get one email when it crosses, not one a day.
Share your wall
Turn any page into a glowing LED picture sized for Instagram, Stories, Reddit, or Discord, and post it straight from your phone.
Games on one board
Pokémon, Magic, Lorcana, One Piece, Gundam, and Riftbound, side by side in one collection.
Dims itself at night
Day and night brightness on your own time zone, so the board never lights up the bedroom.
A ticker along the bottom
Every card's price and move scrolling under the page, like a stock board for your binder.
Your data, yours
Export your collection as a spreadsheet any time. Nothing public ever shows who owns a card.

Who's behind this
I started TCG Marquee as a way to bring an idea I had to life and to share my idea with others. I have had a lifelong love of technology, tinkering and building my ideas.
My 6 year old son loves Pokémon and has a growing collection of cards. I thought he would love having his collection displayed on his wall.
Then I remembered my friend Josh, who is always traveling the Southeastern United States going to card shows to buy, sell and trade Pokémon cards. I thought a display like this would be a great addition to a card show table, and would bring customers by to watch the cards and prices scroll by like the stock market.
TCG Marquee is starting small and this is all a work in progress, but I hope that this can become something really great and fun!
I hope to hear your thoughts on your experience with TCG Marquee, and I look forward to improving the platform and becoming a staple in TCG collections everywhere.
Chris
Plans from $4 a month.
One subscription covers price updates for everything on your screens. Cancel any time.
Beta testers get Pro free while the beta runs.
Collector
For a binder, a shelf, or a desk.
- Daily market prices
- 1, 7, and 30 day changes
- Collection value and top movers
- Up to 250 cards
- One LED board or screen
Pro
For slabs, big collections, and vendor tables.
- Everything in Collector
- Graded prices
- Price alerts
- Show mode with asking prices
- Your logo and QR code
- Unlimited cards, up to 3 boards or screens
Screen
No hardware. Use the TV or tablet you already own.
- Everything in Collector, at full resolution
- Real card art and crisp text
- Up to 5 screens
The LED board is sold separately as a one time purchase. Its price is announced at launch.
Claim your tester spot.
8 of 10 tester spots left. Leave your email and your invite arrives in a few minutes, no waiting list.
- Beta testers get Pro features free during the beta
- Founding tester price: Pro for $4 a month for as long as you stay subscribed.
- A private Discord with the person building it
- Early access to the Apple TV app
- All we ask: use it for a couple of weeks and tell us what works and what doesn't
Good questions.
Where do the prices come from?
Prices come from Scrydex, a card market data service that tracks recent sales. They refresh once a day, which is how often the underlying market numbers change. Raw prices follow the condition you choose; graded prices follow the company and grade on the slab.
Do I need the LED board?
No. The Screen plan runs on any TV, monitor, or tablet with a web browser, and every plan can use a screen instead of a board.
Who can see my collection?
Only you and the displays you connect. You can remove a display from your account at any time and it stops showing your cards within a minute. The preview at the top of this page shows the week's biggest movers among cards tracked on TCG Marquee, one entry per card, never who owns them. See the privacy policy for details.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time from your account. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for. The refund policy covers the rest.
Which games are supported?
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, One Piece, Gundam, and Riftbound, with more as the data becomes available.
What are your cards worth?
Dated prices by grade, and how to check your own cards, from the TCG Marquee blog.
- Burger King Gold Pokemon Cards: What They're WorthBurger King gold Pokemon cards sold for $15 to $55 raw in October 2026, a grade 9 Charizard about $1,575. All six, what came with them, and how to price yours.
- 1st Edition Charizard: Prices by Grade and How to Spot OneA 1st Edition Charizard sold for about $7,000 raw and $335,000 in a PSA 10 in October 2026. Prices by grade, how few 10s exist, and how to spot a fake stamp.
- What Pokemon Cards Are Worth Money? 5 Steps to Price ItWhat Pokemon cards are worth money? A shadowless Charizard was $983 raw and $11,197 in grade 9 on Oct 20, 2026. Read the set, number, and rarity to price yours.
- PSA 10 Pokemon Card Value: Price Any Slab for FreePSA 10 Pokemon card value for free: an Evolutions Charizard was $78 raw and $8,026 in PSA 10 in October 2026. Verify the cert, then price it from sales.
- Most Expensive MTG Cards Ever Sold, and What They Cost NowThe most expensive MTG cards ever sold, from a $3 million Black Lotus to The One Ring, plus what the Power Nine and modern chase cards cost in October 2026.
- Ancient Mew Card: PSA 10 Value and What to VerifyA PSA 10 Ancient Mew card sold for $2,400 to $3,300 from July to October 2026, a PSA 9 for about $240. How it compares with raw, and what to check on the slab.
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