Your stolen Pokémon cards may already be listed for sale.
A graded Charizard stolen in Chicago can resurface in Tokyo listed as 'リザードン' — invisible to English search. PharosEyes reads the PSA, BGS, or CGC cert number off the seller's photo and searches it daily across eBay, COMC, Mercari, and collector markets worldwide — in each market's own language.
fingerprint What makes a Pokémon card findable
The grading certification number is as good as a fingerprint — it survives any re-listing or translated title. For raw cards, surface wear, centering, and print details in your photos drive the match.
travel_explore Where we look
Free watches eBay every day — by your Pokémon card's words, brand/model, and cert/serial number. Paid plans add 90+ marketplaces across 60+ countries, the indexed web, and local classifieds — daily, in each market's own language, plus reverse-image and serial-in-photo matching. Card watches include COMC and, on global plans, Japanese markets like Mercari and Yahoo Auctions.
gavel What happens on a match
You get an email with the listing and exactly why we flagged it. Confirmed sightings build a police-ready evidence report. We never contact the seller — recovery goes safely through law enforcement. Not every stolen Pokémon card is relisted online — but when it is, early detection can make all the difference.
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