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TCGplayer’s own price graph on a product page only covers a short recent window. If you want to see how a card actually moved over the last few months, or catch a slow-burn trend, you need somewhere that keeps a longer record. Hoard’s card detail panel does this for any card in your inventory.

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Step 1: Open the card

Find the card anywhere in Hoard — the Cards tab, Movers, or search — and click it. The detail panel slides in from the right with the card image and a navigation row.

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Step 2: Open History

Click History in the panel’s navigation row. This is where the pricing breakdown, price controls, and price trend chart live.

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Step 3: Read the price trend chart

Below the pricing breakdown, the chart plots two lines:
  • Your listed price, as an amber line — every reprice the agent applied shows up here.
  • The market, as a dashed reference line, either TCGplayer’s market price or its low listing price depending on which pill you pick above the chart.
Gaps in the dashed line mean no market data came in for that day (weekends, catalog gaps). If you have the same card in more than one printing or condition open for comparison, both cards’ histories plot on the same chart so you can see whether they’ve been tracking together or pulling apart.

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Step 4: Check the spike sparkline on Movers

If you just want a quick at-a-glance shape rather than the full chart, the Movers and Sleepers tables carry a small sparkline next to each row. It’s hidden on the 1-day window since two points don’t tell you anything, but on 7-day, 30-day, and 90-day views it gives you the shape of the move without opening the card.

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What this covers, and what it doesn’t

The chart is built from your own inventory’s price history and the market snapshots Hoard has captured while you’ve owned or watched the card. It isn’t a substitute for a full independent price archive going back years — it’s strongest for cards you’ve held or watched for a while. If you want deeper standing coverage on a card you don’t currently track closely, watch it so Hoard keeps its market data fresh and its history builds from here forward.