Skyridge
182 cards · 173 priced · median $73.85. The chase cards sit at the top.
About Skyridge
Skyridge, released in May 2003, is the third and final e-Card set — and the last Pokémon TCG set Wizards of the Coast ever produced before the license moved to Pokémon USA and Nintendo. A short print run at the very end of a license changeover made it one of the scarcest English sets ever printed, and its prices reflect that to this day.
Like Aquapolis it splits into a main set plus an H1–H32 holo subset, and its six Crystal Pokémon secret rares — Celebi #145, Charizard #146, Crobat #147, Golem #148, Ho-oh #149 and Kabutops #150 — are the defining chase cards of the era. Crystal Charizard is the most valuable card in the set by a wide margin, and one of the most valuable WotC-era cards outside 1st Edition Base Set.
Skyridge is also where Kadabra's original card run ended (#69) — the Pokémon didn't get another card until 151 in 2023.
How the value is distributed
Of the 173 priced cards in Skyridge, 65 trade at $100 or more and 172 at $10 or more, and the top ten cards alone account for 43% of the set's total market value. That concentration is typical of the hobby: the chase cards carry the set, and the median card sits at $73.85. If you're valuing a collection, price the top of this page first — the rest usually moves the total less than shipping costs do.
On the 7-day Cardmarket (EU) trend, the set's biggest riser right now is Magcargo (+81%) and the biggest faller is Snorlax (-51%) — an early momentum signal, not a guarantee. See all movers →
FAQ
How many cards are in Skyridge?
Skyridge has 182 cards in our dataset, of which 173 have a current market price.
What's the most valuable Skyridge card?
By current US market price it's Charizard at $3,250.
What's a Skyridge card worth on average?
The median priced Skyridge card sits around $73.85 (TCGplayer US). Most cards in a set are low-value commons; a few chase cards carry most of the value.
Are Skyridge cards faked?
The chase cards are — Charizard trades at $3,250, well inside the price tier counterfeiters actually print (roughly $50 and up). Before buying a raw copy, run the light test and texture checks in our spot-a-fake checklist, and sanity-check the asking price with the free deal checker — a deep discount on a Skyridge chase card is the classic counterfeit-bait pattern.
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Where to buy & track prices
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