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Pokédex #0208 · Generation 2 · Prices updated Nov 12, 2026

SteelixPokémon card prices & values

34 English Steelix cards across 24 sets, from Neo Genesis (2000) to Mega Evolution (2025).

Cards
34
Most valuable
$585
Typical card
$5.29
One of each, ungraded
$2,259
Sales, 90 days
4,485

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Most valuable Steelix cards

Full ranking
  1. Shining Steelix 112/105, Neo Destiny
    Shining SteelixNeo Destiny · 112/105$585#1PSA 10 $4,710Rank 1
  2. Steelix H23, Aquapolis
    SteelixAquapolis · H23$450#2PSA 10 $19,200Rank 2
  3. Steelix H29, Skyridge
    SteelixSkyridge · H29$363#3PSA 10 $5,189Rank 3
  4. Steelix ex 109/115, Unseen Forces
    Steelix exUnseen Forces · 109/115$258#4PSA 10 $10,625Rank 4
  5. Steelix 87/95, HS—Unleashed
    SteelixHS—Unleashed · 87/95$126#5PSA 10 $63,000Rank 5
  6. Dark Steelix 10/109, Team Rocket Returns
    Dark SteelixTeam Rocket Returns · 10/109$105#6PSA 10 $5,040Rank 6

Collector’s notes

  • Shining Steelix 112/105 (Neo Destiny)

    Shining Steelix gives the Iron Snake Pokémon a dark green shiny coloring, its grinning head looming close to the viewer against a smoky purple and orange backdrop, all framed by a glowing yellow outline in art by Ken Sugimori. As one of the secret Shining cards from Neo Destiny, it numbers past the set's official list, and collectors chase it as a key piece of the early shiny Pokémon cards.

  • Steelix H23 (Aquapolis)

    Steelix coils down out of a deep cosmos holo field, its blocky head lowered toward the viewer while the segmented steel body trails up and off the frame, all rendered in a soft, rounded CG style with art by Hajime Kusajima. Aquapolis holos from the late e-Card era are scarce and prone to edge wear, so a clean copy of this starry-foil Steelix draws steady interest from vintage collectors.

  • Steelix H29 (Skyridge)

    Steelix coils its dark, steel-plated body across a swirling red holo backdrop, red eye glaring out while silver highlights pick out its spiked segments and jaw. Art by Hikaru Koike, it has that rough, painterly e-Card look. Skyridge holos from the H subset are scarce and sought after as the closing chapter of the original WotC era, and the full-art holo pattern on this one makes Steelix look properly heavy and menacing.

Shining Steelix 112/105 · Neo Destiny

Steelix price history

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Nov 11Feb 11May 13Aug 13Nov 12
  • Recorded prices, joined day to day

Ungraded, 1 year: $362 on Nov 11, 2025, $585 on Nov 12, 2026. Lowest $302, highest $599.

Now
$585
4 weeks
+6.3%
90 days
+34%
1 year
+62%
Highest, 1Y
$599
Lowest, 1Y
$302

Recorded history starts January 2021. Earlier history is monthly averages; from July 22, 2026 the line is a smoothed 7-day average of daily prices, so single-day swings don’t show. Between recorded prices, the line and its daily values are estimated from the prices either side.

Most sold, last 90 days

Ungraded price bands · 34 cards

What Steelix cards are worth

  • Under $517
  • $5–255
  • $25–1006
  • $100–5005
  • $500–2k1
  • $2k+0

The typical Steelix card costs $5.29.

Highest PSA 10 values

Graded Steelix market

PSA 10 sales, 90 days
295
Median gem rate
32%
  1. 1
    Steelix 87/95 · HS—Unleashed$63,000
  2. 2
    1st Edition 1st Edition Shining Steelix 112/105 · Neo Destiny$19,300
  3. 3
    Steelix H23 · Aquapolis$19,200
  4. 4
    Steelix ex 109/115 · Unseen Forces$10,625
  5. 5
    1st Edition 1st Edition Steelix 15/111 · Neo Genesis$7,200
  6. 6
    Steelix H29 · Skyridge$5,189
  7. 7
    Dark Steelix 10/109 · Team Rocket Returns$5,040
  8. 8
    Shining Steelix 112/105 · Neo Destiny$4,710
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1999 to today

Steelix cards by era

Steelix graded

Population

From PSA’s population report, as on each card page; growth from PSA’s weekly report through CardTrack. PSA counts the cards it has graded, not every copy that exists. More on graded supply.

As of Nov 12, 2026, the most valuable English Steelix card is Shining Steelix 112/105 (Neo Destiny), worth about $585 ungraded, followed by Steelix H23 (Aquapolis) and Steelix H29 (Skyridge). The full list is in the most valuable Steelix cards.

Steelix (Pokédex #208) has appeared on 34 English cards. The first was Steelix 15/111 (Neo Genesis) and the latest is Steelix 150/132 (Mega Evolution). Sets with the most Steelix cards include Steam Siege, Mega Evolution and Paradox Rift.

In Pokédex order, the previous Pokémon with its own page is Gligar and the next is Snubbull. Browse every Pokémon.

Ungraded prices are UltraBall’s current value for a near-mint copy, read from recorded sales; PSA 10 values come from sales of graded copies. How we price cards. To price a Steelix card you hold, start with how much are my Pokémon cards worth.

Complete list

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Steelix cards by set

Quick answers

Steelix card questions

What is the most valuable Steelix card?

As of Nov 12, 2026, the most valuable English Steelix card is Shining Steelix 112/105 (Neo Destiny), worth about $585 ungraded and $4,710 in PSA 10.

Which Steelix card is worth the most in PSA 10?

In PSA 10, Steelix 87/95 (HS—Unleashed) is the most valuable Steelix card at about $63,000.

How many Steelix cards are there?

There are 34 English Pokémon cards featuring Steelix, from Steelix 15/111 (Neo Genesis) onwards. All of them are listed above with prices.

What was the first Steelix card?

The first English Steelix card was Steelix 15/111 (Neo Genesis), released Dec 16, 2000. It is worth about $44.90 ungraded today.

How many Steelix cards are worth over $100?

Of the 34 Steelix cards with a price, 6 are worth $100 or more ungraded. Most Steelix cards are commons and uncommons that sell for a few dollars.

Which set is best for Steelix cards?

For the most Steelix cards in one set, Steam Siege (4 cards). For the most valuable single card, Neo Destiny, home of Shining Steelix 112/105 (Neo Destiny).