What is your MTG collection worth?
Drop in your export from ManaBox, Moxfield, Archidekt or Deckbox, or paste a card list, and see the value in euros, the most valuable cards and the value per set.
How to export from ManaBox
- Open ManaBox and go to the Collection tab.
- Pick Export in the menu at the top right: you get a CSV file.
- Get the file onto your computer and drop it in above.
Value or offer?
The value here is roughly what cards sell for on Cardmarket, not an offer. A store or buyer that takes your whole collection offers less, because they still have to sell the cards. Want to sell? This total helps you judge an offer.
Using Moxfield, Archidekt or Deckbox? Export your collection there as CSV and drop that file in; the tool looks up every card by set and number.
Want to search your collection and build decks from it too? See your ManaBox collection on a big screen, with the ManaBox export step by step.
Frequently asked questions
- Which price does the collection value calculator use?
- The Cardmarket price that Scryfall passes on daily (usually the trend price), per printing, and the foil price for foils. Shipping is not included.
- Will I get that amount if I sell?
- Usually not. That price is roughly what buyers pay on average. A store offers less, and selling to players costs shipping and time.
- I only have a pile of cards, no app. How do I get the value?
- Type the cards as a list, one per line ("4 Lightning Bolt"), and paste it above. For a big pile scanning is faster: scan them with an app such as ManaBox and export a CSV. With an export the right printing counts; with a list, the printing Scryfall picks for the name.
- I don't use ManaBox. Does it still work?
- Yes. A collection export (CSV) from Moxfield, Archidekt or Deckbox works too: the calculator looks up every card by set and number. If it can't find that printing, the printing Scryfall picks for the name counts. Without an export, paste a card list, one card per line ("4 Lightning Bolt"); then that default printing always counts, so the value is rougher.
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Last updated: 14 October 2026