Stock Market: colored Pokemon prices

The Stock Market shows what colored Pokémon really sell for, in GC coins, taken from finished trades and sales. Anyone can read it, with no account.

Last checked: 11 November 2026. Checked against the public Stock Market page, its price rules, the battle code and the public data feed on 11 November 2026. Maintained by the Pokémon Dusk Reborn team. Spotted a mistake? Tell us in #bugs-and-errors on Discord.

What the Stock Market is

The Stock Market is a public page that lists colored Pokémon (Shadow, Haunted, Frost, Glitter, Demon, Golden, Eternal and Baby) with the price each one has recently sold for. You can read it without logging in. Every price is in GC coins, the game's play money, and comes from finished trades, Auction House sales and Marketplace sales, never from a guess. Nothing in the game can be bought, sold or exchanged for real money.

It has three tabs: Stock Market (the list), This month (the last 30 days) and Richest trainers.

Finding a Pokémon

On the list, search by name, or narrow it by type, generation or color. Sort it by Trending, Most popular, Most expensive, Cheapest, Biggest rise, Biggest drop or Name A to Z. Each row shows the Pokémon, its Dex number, how many sales are recorded, its price and how that price moved over the last 30 days. A Few sales tag means the price rests on very few sales, so treat it as a rough guide. Click a row to open that Pokémon's own page.

Reading a Pokémon's page

• The price is what a level 5 copy has recently sold for. It is a weighted middle of the latest recorded sales, not an asking price and not a promise. Copies at other levels are converted to a level 5 copy before they count.
• The change shows how the price moved over the month.
• Price over time is a chart you can switch between 1M, 3M, 1Y and All. It marks where each sale happened (Auction House, Marketplace or Trade). Low, Average and High show the cheapest, average and dearest price recorded.
• Copies in the game, Sales recorded, Promo price (or Never a promo) and In the game since sit beside it.
• Every sale is a table with the date, where it sold, the level and the price.

Where the prices come from

The Stock Market reads completed player trades, Auction House sales and Marketplace sales that the game has recorded. Listings that never sold are not used. The numbers are rebuilt about once an hour, so they are a record of what already happened, not live quotes.

Dates on Auction House and Marketplace sales are when the Pokémon was listed, and an auction ends 1 to 10 days later. A trade is dated when the trade went through. See trading and the Auction House and the Auction House rules for how the sales themselves work.

Sales that do not count

So that one odd sale cannot move a price on its own:

• Sales under 10 coins are not counted.
• Trades between linked accounts, or accounts on the same network, are not counted.
• When the same two players trade again and again, each repeat counts for less.

Color bonuses

Each color gives its Pokémon a bonus in battle, and the Stock Market shows the top of each one. In a real battle the bonus is rolled inside a range, so it can come out a little lower than shown.

The full range for each color, and how to get a colored Pokémon in the first place, are in Shiny and Colored Pokémon.

This month and Richest trainers

This month covers the last 30 days: how many Pokémon sold, how many sales and coins that was, and how many prices went up, down or stayed flat. It lists the biggest risers, the biggest fallers and the most traded. A Pokémon only counts as a riser or faller when it has a price now and a month ago, at least 3 recorded sales and 2 this month from 2 different pairs of players. Swing is the highest price paid this month against the lowest.

Richest trainers ranks trainers by their account worth: their coins plus the price of the colored Pokémon they own. It moves with both coins and prices, and rankings are rebuilt every hour. See rankings and leaderboards for the other leaderboards.

Using the prices somewhere else

The same numbers are available as a free, read-only data feed for fan tools, spreadsheets and Discord bots: https://pkmnreborn.com/api/v1/market. It needs no account, returns no player information and has a description file at https://pkmnreborn.com/api/v1/openapi.json. Tools that understand the Model Context Protocol can use the read-only endpoint https://pkmnreborn.com/mcp to look prices up. Both are limited to about 60 requests a minute per address, and both show the same hourly numbers as the page.

Next steps: currencies, daily rewards and coins and the Stock Market itself.