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Skyridge #68 Jigglypuff — the reverse-holo of an e-Card common that turned into one of the harder Skyridge pulls to find clean, because Skyridge reverses pop-up at vintage rates and the foil scratches like nothing else from 2003.

SkyridgeSet
2003Released
CommonRarity
Atsuko NishidaIllustrator

01Card Stats

Basic
HP 50
TypeColorless
RarityCommon
IllustratorAtsuko Nishida
WeaknessFighting ×2
Retreat
SetSkyridge
Released2003

02Editions and Print Runs

Modern print era — no 1st Edition or Shadowless variants exist for cards printed after the WotC era.

Unlimited

How to spot it: Standard modern card frame; no edition stamp.

All copies share the same Unlimited print frame.

04Variants and Foiling

Rarity tiers
Common
Foiling
Non-holo standard finish. Reverse-holo parallel exists with the holo pattern applied to the background.
Alt art / specials
No full-art, secret rare, or alternate-art version documented for this print.

05Language and Regional Versions

English
Standard English release.
Japanese
Released in the equivalent Japanese set.
European
Localized European prints exist with translated text.
Other
No documented language-exclusive errors or major regional variants.

06Current Market Value

Market value
~$110.03 raw
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07Why Collectors Want It

  • e-Card era scarcity — Skyridge was the final WotC e-Card expansion before the Nintendo handover; sealed product evaporated fast and the set's reverse-holo commons are sleeper chases on every checklist.
  • Reverse-holo lift specifically — the non-foil base is a few bucks; the reverse hits the chase tier (verified ~$146 / PSA 10 ~$416, PriceCharting May 2026) because clean centered copies of Skyridge reverses are genuinely rare.
  • Condition trap — Skyridge's edges and reverse-foil layer were notoriously fragile; rough-cut holos and silvering at the borders sink almost every copy into PSA 7-8 land, so PSA 9/10 specimens are a real find.
  • Set context — the H-prefixed holo (H21 Jigglypuff) is its own line entry; this #68 reverse is the version vintage collectors actually fight over when they want the e-Card piece without paying the holo premium.

08Competitive Playability

Tier: None

Basic Jigglypuff with 50 HP; top attack around 10 damage. Functions as an evolution-chain piece rather than a tournament attacker.

09Card Moves and Abilities

Nap Cost: Colorless

Remove 1 damage counter from Jigglypuff.

Lullaby Cost: Colorless + Colorless · 10 damage

The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.

Weakness
Fighting ×2
Retreat cost
1

10Grading and Population

PSA 10 estimate: Modern Common/Uncommon — most copies are not graded because raw value rarely justifies the fee.

Graded populations stay low; usually collected raw or sleeved rather than slabbed.

Other graders: Negligible BGS/CGC submission volume.

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