Category Holographic Cards

A clean raw reverse holo anchors near $50, but listings run from $13 to $31 — here's how to read the real market.

Pricing a "Skyridge Ninetales Holo"? That card isn't in Skyridge — here's the real set it belongs to and how to value it.

Skyridge Nidoqueen Holo (H21) pricing ranges from under $120 for damaged copies to $2,700+ for professionally graded examples, with regional variation across US and European markets.

Skyridge set from 2003 contains no Nidoking card—only Nidoqueen appears in this release.

Skyridge Muk Holo trades at $15-40 raw depending on condition, with PSA 8 grades reaching $70-80—driven more by age and wear than rarity.

The Skyridge Moltres Holo trades across multiple platforms; pricing ranges from $15 to $60+ depending on condition and variant.

Skyridge Mewtwo Holo typically sells for $250 to $350 near-mint, with condition and professional grading driving most price variation.

Skyridge Magneton Holo raw near-mint runs $100–$180; PSA 10 sells for $876 and up.

The 2003 Skyridge Machamp Holo commands $300+ for lightly played copies, with high-condition specimens reaching $1,400 and European averages at €157.93.

Skyridge Kingdra Holo pricing data isn't publicly indexed—here's why and where to find it.