OmiWhy Korean cards need their own price
Korean sets have their own set codes (for example SV5K), print runs and buyers. A Korean card can be worth much less or much more than its English version, so using the English price usually gives the wrong value.
How to check a Korean card’s value with Omi
- Scan the card. Omi reads the Korean name and card number and detects the language automatically.
- Read the Korean price. The price comes from recent eBay sales of the Korean print, with graded PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC sales next to it.
- Compare with other prints. Tap the flag to see the English, Japanese and European prints of the same card with their prices.
Who it is best for
Collectors in Korea and anyone who buys Korean booster boxes or singles. Omi works on iPhone and the app itself is available in Korean. For Japanese cards, see the Japanese card scanner guide.
FAQ
Can Omi scan Korean Pokemon cards?
Yes. Omi reads Korean card text, detects the language automatically and matches the exact Korean print.
Where do Omi’s Korean card prices come from?
From recent eBay sales of the Korean print, including graded PSA, BGS, CGC and SGC sales where they exist.
Why does a Korean card show no price?
Some cards, often common ones, have no recent sales of the Korean print. Omi then shows no price rather than reusing the English price.
Is the Omi app available in Korean?
Yes. The app is available in Korean and 15+ other languages. It is free to download on the App Store for iPhone.
