6 chase cards · Prices Nov 12, 2026
Skyridge chase cards
The cards worth opening Skyridge for: its Rare Secret, ranked by ungraded value. The top chase is Charizard 146/144 at $8,899.
Gem rate is the share of PSA-graded copies that came back a 10. For every card in the set by value, see the most valuable Skyridge cards, or the full Skyridge card list.
The top 6 Skyridge chase cards
#1 Charizard – Rare Secret
146/144 · Skyridge
Charizard lunges toward you with claws spread and mouth open, its tail flame curling at the edge of a sparkling holo sky, art by Kouki Saitou. As a Crystal Type secret rare from Skyridge, the final set of the e-Card era, it pairs the most chased Pokémon with a scarce, color-shifting Poké-Body that collectors of the period prize above almost anything else.
- Ungraded
- $8,899
- PSA 10
- $144,880
- Gem rate
- 14%
The most valuable chase card in Skyridge ungraded; a PSA 10 copy sells for 16× that ($144,880), and 14% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.
#2 Ho-oh – Rare Secret
149/144 · Skyridge
This Ho-oh is one of the Crystal Type secret rares from Skyridge, with the colorless phoenix rendered in bold reds, yellows and purples, wings flared as it sweeps across a sparkling holo starfield, art by Hajime Kusajima. Skyridge closed out the e-Card era and is notoriously tough to find, so collectors chase its Crystal cards hard, and a favorite Legendary like Ho-oh sits near the top of that list.
- Ungraded
- $2,982
- PSA 10
- $58,800
- Gem rate
- 7.5%
Number 2 in Skyridge by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 20× that ($58,800), and 7.5% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.
#3 Celebi – Rare Secret
145/144 · Skyridge
Celebi floats against a dark, sparkling night sky, its pale green body turned toward you while leafy vines and a swirl of crystal light trail behind it. This is a Crystal Type secret rare from Skyridge, art by Mitsuhiro Arita, and the full-card holo pattern makes the whole frame shimmer. Skyridge closed out the e-Card era, and its crystal secrets are some of the hardest vintage cards to track down.
- Ungraded
- $2,500
- PSA 10
- $36,000
- Gem rate
- 17%
Number 3 in Skyridge by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 14× that ($36,000), and 17% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.
#4 Crobat – Rare Secret
147/144 · Skyridge
Crobat swoops across a starry, cosmic backdrop here, wings flung wide and a toothy grin on its face, with the holofoil sparkle running past the art box and across the whole card. It is one of the Crystal Type secret rares from Skyridge, the final set of the e-Card era, art by Atsuko Nishida, and that scarce, closing-chapter status keeps vintage collectors hunting it.
- Ungraded
- $1,308
- PSA 10
- $21,084
- Gem rate
- 9.3%
Number 4 in Skyridge by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 16× that ($21,084), and 9.3% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 5.9% over four weeks.
#5 Golem – Rare Secret
148/144 · Skyridge
Golem hunches over a rocky slope with its clawed arms braced, its boulder shell lit from behind by a glowing red outline against a dark, starry sky, art by Mitsuhiro Arita. This is one of the Crystal Type secret rares from Skyridge, the last and scarcest e-Card set, and the colorless crystal treatment with full holo sparkle makes it a long-standing chase for vintage set builders.
- Ungraded
- $1,250
- PSA 10
- $21,000
- Gem rate
- 18%
Number 5 in Skyridge by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 17× that ($21,000), and 18% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 19% over four weeks.
#6 Kabutops – Rare Secret
150/144 · Skyridge
Kabutops lunges out of a dark, glittering backdrop with its scythe arms crossed and swept wide, the whole figure rendered in a pale, crystalline sheen that matches its Crystal Type Poké-Body. Art by Atsuko Nishida, it sits among the secret rare crystal cards of Skyridge, the final e-Card set, which makes it a hard chase for fossil fans and vintage collectors alike.
- Ungraded
- $1,157
- PSA 10
- $13,330
- Gem rate
- 15%
Number 6 in Skyridge by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 12× that ($13,330), and 15% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.
