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Skyridge

E-Card · released May 12, 2003 · 144 numbered cards + 38 secret · code SK

Most valuable cards

Every card by price
  1. Charizard #146Charizard$3,000
  2. Ho-oh #149Ho-oh$900.00
  3. Celebi #145Celebi$775.00
  4. Kabutops #150Kabutops$590.48
  5. Starmie #H28Starmie$575.75
  6. Gengar #10Gengar$512.49
Cards priced
170 / 182
with a TCGplayer market price
Median market price
$31.23
Cards at $10+
148
59 at $50+, 37 at $100+
One of each, at recent sales
$18,068
TCGplayer market price of every priced card, NM

All cards 182 cards

By priceBy numberBiggest move
All raritiesRare Secret 6Rare Holo 32Rare 35Common 73Uncommon 36

Cards 1 to 100 of 182, most valuable first.

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Sealed products 3 products

EV ratio is the expected raw card value of the average pulls divided by the market price; ratios below 1 are normal for sealed product. Open a product for the per-rarity breakdown and below-market listings.

No published pack-opening counts exist for Skyridge, so the site gives no odds for its cards. Sets with pull rates · how box values work

No sealed product for this set has a market price or EV yet.

3 more products without a market price yet

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Every active eBay listing matched to Skyridge cards and sealed products is compared against the TCGplayer market price, shipping included. A listing only counts as a deal when it lands at least 12% below that baseline and its card, condition and variant match is rated at least 50% confident, more for deeper discounts (above 85% from 40% off, above 95% from 70% off). A card listing must also state Near Mint, because a card’s market price is a Near Mint price. Seller “was” prices are ignored. Nothing qualifies at the moment. The eBay scan runs every 3 hours.

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Skyridge was released on May 12, 2003 as part of the E-Card series and contains 182 cards — 144 in the numbered set plus 38 secret rares beyond the printed total. 170 of them currently carry a TCGplayer market price: the median is $31.23, 148 cards sit at $10 or more and 59 at $50 or more.

The chase card is Charizard #146 (Rare Secret) at $3,000. One of every priced card at its recent-sale price comes to about $18,068, and the ten most expensive cards account for 45% of that total.

No eBay listing for Skyridge currently qualifies as a deal, meaning at least 12% below TCGplayer market after shipping with a match rated at least 50% confident. The eBay scan runs every 3 hours.

Chase card: Charizard #146. The card list above starts with the most valuable cards.