Geodude is the living boulder you trip over in every Kanto cave — Brock's signature rock and one of the most-printed commons in the hobby. Its cards are a flat field of gym and vintage prints with one dramatic outlier: a Legendary Collection reverse that towers over everything else.
Geodude's value lives almost entirely in the 2002 Legendary Collection reverse holo; below it sits a tight cluster of Brock's gym prints and vintage commons. Ranked by verified sold price, it's a line where condition matters far more than the Pokémon.
Legendary Collection (2002) and its crosshatch reverse-holo foil turned ordinary commons into chase cards, and Geodude is a prime example — its reverse towers over the rest of the line. These foils grade beautifully and rarely survive clean, so condition, not the Pokémon, drives the price to the top.
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The 1999 Fossil Geodude — fitting, since this is the Pokémon you dig out of every cave. A first-generation common worth a few dollars on nostalgia, the vintage anchor of a line built on Brock's rocky reputation.
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Gym Heroes (2000) gave Pewter City's Brock his signature rock roster, and Geodude is its cornerstone. The gym-leader 'ownership' gimmick has a devoted niche, and few pairings feel as natural as Brock and a Geodude.
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Expedition (2002) launched the e-Card era with dot-code strips down the border and famously brutal centering. Clean reverse holos from it are genuinely scarce, so even a common Geodude rides that early-e-Card scarcity into the upper half of the list.
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Brock's Geodude returned in Gym Challenge (2000), the second half of the gym block. A second print of the leader's signature rock, valued by collectors completing Brock's full Pewter lineup across both gym sets.
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WotC routinely printed two artworks of a gym leader's common, and this is the second Gym Heroes Brock's Geodude. The cheaper twin of #38, it's set-completion fodder for the Brock faithful.
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From 2001's Neo Revelation, a turn-of-the-century common bridging the WotC vintage era. A dollar-plus card with mild nostalgia, slotting between the gym prints and the modern bulk below.
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EX Dragon (2003) printed Geodude as a routine common during the early EX era. Sub-dollar filler, but one of two artworks the set offered — a small completion target for EX-era collectors.
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The second EX Dragon Geodude artwork, printed alongside #55. Pure pocket change, included for collectors who want both versions of the same 2003 common.
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The lone regional variant here — the Electric/Rock Alolan Geodude from 2019's Team Up, magnetic-browed and a fan favorite of the Alola era. The cheapest card in the line, but a fun modern twist on the original boulder.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Geodude — Legendary Collection #77 | ~$96 |
| 02 | Geodude — Fossil #47 | ~$4.60 |
| 03 | Brock's Geodude — Gym Heroes #38 | ~$4.58 |
| 04 | Geodude — Expedition Base Set #110 | ~$4.58 |
| 05 | Brock's Geodude — Gym Challenge #68 | ~$2.87 |
| 06 | Brock's Geodude — Gym Heroes #66 | ~$2.63 |
| 07 | Geodude — Neo Revelation #44 | ~$1.62 |
| 08 | Geodude — Dragon #55 | ~$0.97 |
| 09 | Geodude — Dragon #56 | ~$0.89 |
| 10 | Alolan Geodude — Team Up #35 | ~$0.45 |
| 11 | Geodude — Legend Maker #53 | ~$0.39 |
| 12 | Geodude — Supreme Victors #105 | ~$0.39 |
| 13 | Geodude — Arceus #65 | ~$0.36 |
| 14 | Geodude — Mysterious Treasures #84 | ~$0.26 |
| 15 | Alolan Geodude — Crimson Invasion #32 | ~$0.21 |
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