Graveler is the four-armed boulder of the Geodude line — the awkward middle that famously rolls downhill and bowls over everything in its path. Like the rest of Brock's rock family, its cards are a flat field of gym and vintage commons crowned by one dramatic Legendary Collection reverse.
Graveler's value leans almost entirely on the 2002 Legendary Collection reverse holo, with Brock's gym prints and e-Card commons clustered well below. Ranked by verified sold price, it's a line where condition outweighs the Pokémon.
Legendary Collection (2002) turned plain commons into chase cards with its crosshatch reverse-holo foil, and Graveler's reverse leads the line by a wide margin. The foil grades gorgeously and survives clean only rarely — pure condition scarcity doing the work at the top.
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EX Legend Maker (2006) was a small, holo-dense set, and its reverse-holo commons are quiet sleepers. A Graveler here looks like a throwaway, but the mint reverse parallel is far scarcer than its price guide ever admits.
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The 1999 Fossil Graveler, a first-generation common from the third English set. A few dollars on nostalgia, it's the vintage middle child anchoring the line between Geodude and Golem.
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Gym Challenge (2000) added Graveler to Brock's Pewter City rock roster. The gym-leader 'ownership' framing keeps these collectible, and a four-armed boulder fits Brock's deck as naturally as Geodude does.
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Expedition (2002) opened the e-Card era with dot-code strips and notoriously brutal centering. Clean reverse holos are genuinely scarce, so even a common Graveler rides that early-e-Card scarcity into the upper half of the list.
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Brock's Graveler first appeared in Gym Heroes (2000), the opening half of the gym block. A staple for collectors completing the leader's full rock lineup across both gym sets.
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From 2001's Neo Revelation, a turn-of-the-century common bridging the WotC vintage years. A dollar-plus card with mild nostalgia, slotting above the modern EX-era bulk.
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EX Dragon (2003) printed Graveler as a routine common, one of two artworks the set offered. Sub-$2 filler, a small completion target for early-EX collectors.
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The second EX Dragon Graveler artwork, printed alongside #30. Pocket change, included for collectors chasing both versions of the same 2003 common.
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From 2009's Arceus, the set that capped the Platinum block. The cheapest entry here — a clean modern-vintage common that rounds out the line's later history.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Graveler — Legendary Collection #44 | ~$95 |
| 02 | Graveler — Legend Maker #34 | ~$21 |
| 03 | Graveler — Fossil #37 | ~$4.99 |
| 04 | Brock's Graveler — Gym Challenge #34 | ~$4.99 |
| 05 | Graveler — Expedition Base Set #79 | ~$4.58 |
| 06 | Brock's Graveler — Gym Heroes #40 | ~$4.03 |
| 07 | Graveler — Neo Revelation #30 | ~$2.44 |
| 08 | Graveler — Dragon #30 | ~$1.94 |
| 09 | Graveler — Dragon #29 | ~$1.44 |
| 10 | Graveler — Arceus #37 | ~$1.16 |
| 11 | Graveler — Mysterious Treasures #51 | ~$0.42 |
| 12 | Graveler — Generations #44 | ~$0.28 |
| 13 | Graveler — Flashfire #46 | ~$0.27 |
| 14 | Alolan Graveler — Guardians Rising #41 | ~$0.20 |
| 15 | Alolan Graveler — Team Up #36 | ~$0.20 |
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