Rhydon is the drill-horned tank Rhyhorn becomes — a Ground/Rock bruiser with a famous distinction: it was the very first Pokemon ever designed by Game Freak. Its cards are led by a scarce Skyridge holo and Brock's Gym Heroes holo rare.
Rhydon is led by the scarce Skyridge holo and Brock's Gym Heroes holo, with the Legendary Collection holo and team-themed variants adding depth. Ranked by verified sold price.
The H-prefix marks a full Skyridge holo, and Skyridge (2003) was the e-Card era's gorgeous, brutally-centered finale. Clean H-cards are genuinely scarce, and this Rhydon is one of the line's standouts, crowning it past $200.
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Brock's Rhydon was a holo rare in Gym Heroes (2000) — and fittingly, Rhydon was the very first Pokemon Game Freak ever designed. The gym-leader 'ownership' framing plus that historical pedigree makes it a true vintage chase.
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Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the vintage holos in its glossy style, and Rhydon's holo is a clean, collectible WotC classic. A nostalgic favorite in the line's upper tier.
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The non-holo Skyridge Rhydon from 2003, the workhorse version of the H27 holo. Clean copies hold value thanks to Skyridge's thin run and centering lottery.
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From 2005's EX Emerald, a clean EX-era holo Rhydon with mild scarcity. A sharp mid-2000s foil that bridges the vintage holos and the bulk.
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From 2004's Team Magma vs Team Aqua, this Rhydon 'belongs' to the volcano-loving Team Magma. A holo from that villain-team set, prized for its themed flavor.
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The 1999 Jungle Rhydon — a first-generation card from the second English set. A vintage staple worth more than most Jungle commons, carried by Rhydon's historical significance.
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A second Team Magma's Rhydon from the 2004 set, the non-holo companion. A clean villain-team print at a fraction of the holo's price.
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Base Set 2 (2000) reissued Jungle's hits, so this Rhydon reprints the early card. A couple of dollars on nostalgia, useful for the Base Set 2 checklist.
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From 2004's Hidden Legends, the cheapest entry here — a clean EX-era card with no scarcity. The bottom rung beneath the line's vintage holos.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rhydon — Skyridge #H27 | ~$205 |
| 02 | Brock's Rhydon — Gym Heroes #2 | ~$118 |
| 03 | Rhydon — Legendary Collection #35 | ~$91 |
| 04 | Rhydon — Skyridge #29 | ~$40 |
| 05 | Rhydon — Emerald #19 | ~$33 |
| 06 | Team Magma's Rhydon — Team Magma vs Team Aqua #11 | ~$26 |
| 07 | Rhydon — Jungle #45 | ~$14 |
| 08 | Team Magma's Rhydon — Team Magma vs Team Aqua #22 | ~$2.71 |
| 09 | Rhydon — Base Set 2 #59 | ~$1.91 |
| 10 | Rhydon — Hidden Legends #46 | ~$1.11 |
| 11 | Rhydon — Diamond & Pearl #60 | ~$0.69 |
| 12 | Rhydon — Supreme Victors #80 | ~$0.67 |
| 13 | Rhydon — XY #61 | ~$0.54 |
| 14 | Rhydon — Primal Clash #75 | ~$0.24 |
| 15 | Rhydon — Unbroken Bonds #94 | ~$0.23 |
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