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Team Magma's Rhyhorn has no EX version; three non-EX variants range from $0.45 to $15.00 depending on rarity and finish.

Team Magma's Rhydon comes in two radically different prices—learn why the holo rare is worth three times the common.

Team Magma's Poochyena reverse holo from the EX expansion trades at nearly 12 times the price of its non-holographic counterpart, illustrating the dramatic finish premium in early-era Pokémon cards.

Team Magma's Numel trades between $0.79 and $1.20 raw, positioning it as a filler card in a set where chase ex cards exceed $1,000.

Team Magma's Mightyena and Team Aqua's Mightyena from 2004 cost under $3.50 raw, but reverse holos jump to $14–$16 depending on which version you hunt.

Team Magma's Lairon from the 2004 TCG set carries stable pricing ranging from $0.81 to $17.25 depending on variant and condition.

The base common (#62/95) trades at $0.60, the uncommon (#35/95) reaches $3.91, and the reverse holo (#63/95) commands $9.74 on current market pricing.

Team Magma's Houndoom #10 holo commands 27 times the price of the base #34 variant, reflecting rarity and condition-driven grading in EX-era Pokemon cards.

The EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua Graveler card doesn't exist—here's what to search for instead.

Team Magma's Geodude doesn't appear in EX Team Magma vs Team Aqua pricing guides—here's why and what cards actually exist in the set.