Magic: The Gathering Market Cap
How big is the Magic: The Gathering market? Measured by market index, the Magic: The Gathering market sits at around $951,799, the 2nd largest of the 14 TCGs we track. It is up about 13% over the last 90 days. Here is where it stands, how it is measured, and how it compares to the other games. Figures come from live secondary-market data and update daily.
Magic: The Gathering against the other markets
Market index puts every game on the same scale. Here is Magic: The Gathering next to the largest markets we track, to put its size in perspective:
| Game | Market index |
|---|---|
| Pokémon | $1,011,542 |
| Magic: The Gathering | $951,799 |
| One Piece | $251,836 |
| Yu-Gi-Oh | $83,081 |
| Dragon Ball Super | $56,624 |
For the full live ranking of all 14 games by market index, see the TCG market report.
How the market cap is measured
The market index is a normalized measure of the value of the whole Magic: The Gathering market, built from the live secondary-market prices of every card we track and updated daily. It is a market-wide level, so it is not the same as the raw dollar value of any single set. One caveat worth keeping in mind: breadth. Over the last 90 days the index moved about 13%, but only around 54% of Magic: The Gathering cards are currently rising, so the market level is driven by a subset of sets and cards rather than an across-the-board move.
See the Magic: The Gathering market live
The market index, the biggest movers and every set by value, updated daily. Start with the live market report, or dig into the price guide.
Figures reflect aggregated secondary-market data and can change rapidly; the live report has the current number. TCGIndex provides market data and analysis, not financial advice. Trading cards are collectibles whose prices can fall as well as rise. Do your own research before buying or selling.