Dewgong is the elegant evolution of Seel — a pure-white Water/Ice sea lion that glides through frozen seas with effortless grace. Its cards punch above the line's common roots, led by a genuinely scarce Skyridge holo and the Legendary Collection holo.
Dewgong is led by the scarce Skyridge holo and the 2002 Legendary Collection holo, with delta and Light variants and Misty's gym print adding real range. 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 Dewgong is one of the line's true standouts — the kind of well-centered copy that commands real money.
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Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the vintage holos in its glossy style, and Dewgong's holo is a clean, collectible WotC classic. A nostalgic favorite that sits comfortably behind only the Skyridge holo.
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The non-holo Skyridge Dewgong from 2003, the workhorse version of the set's holo. Clean copies still hold value thanks to Skyridge's thin print run and notorious centering lottery.
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From the 2004 Kanto-remake set, this holo Dewgong carries clean print quality and strong nostalgia. A solid mid-tier vintage holo — the affordable foil option in the line.
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EX Dragon Frontiers (2006) reimagined Pokemon with off-type 'delta' typings, and this delta Dewgong is one of those oddities. Prized by collectors who chase the era's weird, type-bent Holon designs.
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Neo Destiny (2002) introduced 'Light' Pokemon — the virtuous counterpart to Dark — and Light Dewgong is a quirky piece of that short-lived experiment. A characterful card beloved for the Dark/Light era's symmetry.
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Gym Challenge (2000) put Dewgong on Cerulean's Misty roster, a perfect fit for the water-type gym leader. The 'ownership' gimmick keeps these collectible, a polished corner of Misty's lineup.
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A scarcer modern Dewgong from the Phantasmal Flames set — a clean, collectible print that slots into the line's middle tier, bridging the vintage holos above and the bulk below.
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The original 1999 Base Set Dewgong — a non-holo from the set that started it all. A first-print card worth a few dollars on Base Set nostalgia, the vintage bedrock of the line.
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From 2009's Supreme Victors, the cheapest entry here — a clean Platinum-era card with no scarcity. The bottom rung beneath the line's Skyridge and LC holos.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Dewgong — Skyridge #H6 | ~$215 |
| 02 | Dewgong — Legendary Collection #40 | ~$103 |
| 03 | Dewgong — Skyridge #7 | ~$38 |
| 04 | Dewgong — FireRed & LeafGreen #3 | ~$25 |
| 05 | Dewgong δ — Dragon Frontiers #15 | ~$22 |
| 06 | Light Dewgong — Neo Destiny #45 | ~$13 |
| 07 | Misty's Dewgong — Gym Challenge #54 | ~$7.67 |
| 08 | Dewgong — Phantasmal Flames #97 | ~$4.34 |
| 09 | Dewgong — Base Set #25 | ~$2.46 |
| 10 | Dewgong — Supreme Victors #24 | ~$2.24 |
| 11 | Dewgong — Base Set 2 #36 | ~$1.40 |
| 12 | Dewgong — Mysterious Treasures #45 | ~$0.43 |
| 13 | Dewgong — Unbroken Bonds #45 | ~$0.43 |
| 14 | Dewgong — Evolutions #29 | ~$0.31 |
| 15 | Dewgong — Fates Collide #16 | ~$0.26 |
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