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Live TCG card and decklist prices for AI assistants.
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Live TCG card and decklist prices for AI assistants. 22+ games, no account, ready-to-buy links.
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| price_deck | Prices a pasted decklist (any TCG: Magic, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, and 18+ more) and returns a ready-to-buy TCGplayer cart link. Paste the raw decklist text — one card per line, quantity + name, e.g. '4x Lightning Bolt' or '2 Counterspell (7ED)'. Returns a priced table (qty, name, set, unit price, line total), a market-price estimate (full estimate, known-price subtotal, or unknown depending on price coverage), any lines that couldn't be resolved with did-you-mean suggestions, and one affiliate-wrapped buy link. |
| price_card | Looks up the current market price of a single TCG card (any of 22+ games: Magic, Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Lorcana, and more). Returns the best match's price and an affiliate-wrapped TCGplayer product link, plus alternates when the name is ambiguous. |
| list_printings | Lists every known printing of a TCG card (any of 22+ games) — every set it was printed in, with per-finish (nonfoil/foil) prices and treatment tags (border, frame, promo, full art). Use this instead of price_card when the buyer wants to compare printings, find the cheapest version, or find a specific treatment (e.g. borderless, showcase). Returns a `grouping` field: "oracle_id" means the printings are confirmed the exact same card; "normalized_name" is a best-effort name match that can occasionally over- or under-group. |
| market_index | Shows the cross-market price trend for a whole game or a single set — a chain-linked index (base 100) with 7/30/90-day movement, the total market value of one-of-every product, the median price, and how many products are priced. Use this for "how is Pokemon / this set trending" questions, or pass a comma-separated `vs` list to compare up to 3 scopes. This is trend data across a set, NOT a single card's price — use price_card or list_printings for one card. |