Category Holographic Cards

A look at the EX Ruby & Sapphire Delcatty Holo 5/109, from its $249.99 PSA 10 mark to the $15.41 raw copy and the common 6/109 mix-up.

The 2003 Chansey ex Holo ranges from a $12 played copy to a $1,675 PSA 10 — here's what drives that 100x spread.

A grade-by-grade look at the 2003 Blaziken Holo #3/109, from the ~$344 PSA 9 sale to the ~$77.74 all-grades average.

A clean raw Skyridge Zapdos holo runs about $200, but verify the holo number first, the H29 slot is Steelix.

The "Skyridge Venusaur Holo" was never printed. Here is what H28 and H30 really are, and where genuine Venusaur holos exist.

Skyridge's Vaporeon holo is H31, not H29 — here's what raw and graded copies actually sell for, and how to read the charts.

The H30 Skyridge Umbreon Holo ranges from a few thousand dollars raw to roughly $34,680 in PSA 10. Here is how to read its price charts.

The "Skyridge Typhlosion Holo" isn't a real card — here's what your search actually points to and how to price it.

Searching for a "Skyridge Sudowoodo Holo"? That card was never printed — here is the Aquapolis #H24 you actually want.

A raw Skyridge Steelix Holo H29 runs about $238.81, but the European market and graded tiers tell a very different story.