Magneton is three Magnemites magnetically fused into a single buzzing cluster — strong enough to bend a compass for miles. It carries a genuine Base Set holo, and behind it one of the deepest holo stacks of any Kanto common-line: Skyridge twins, the Dark and Lt. Surge's variants, and more.
Magneton is anchored by the 1999 Base Set holo, with Skyridge's twin holos, the Legendary Collection holo, and the Dark and Lt. Surge's prints making this one of the deepest holo runs in Kanto. Ranked by verified sold price.
This is the grail: the 1999 Base Set Magneton holo, from the set that launched the entire hobby. That swirling galaxy-foil cluster of magnets is a first-generation icon, and a clean copy commands real money on pure Base Set pedigree — the clear crown of the line.
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The H-prefix marks a full Skyridge holo, and Skyridge (2003) was the e-Card era's beautiful, brutally-centered send-off. Clean H-cards are genuinely scarce, so this Magneton holds strong value as one of two Skyridge holos in the line.
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Legendary Collection (2002) reprinted the vintage holos in its glossy style, and Magneton's holo is a clean, collectible WotC classic. A nostalgic favorite that rides Magneton's strong Base Set lineage.
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The second Skyridge holo Magneton (#H19), printed alongside #H18 — a quirk of the 2003 set giving collectors two holo artworks. Same e-Card scarcity, same centering woes, a near-twin chase.
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From 1999's Team Rocket set, this is the 'Dark' Magneton holo — part of Giovanni's corrupted roster. The sinister Rocket framing plus a vintage holo makes it a beloved turn-of-the-century card.
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Lt. Surge's Magneton was a holo rare in Gym Heroes (2000), the flagship of Vermilion City's electric deck. The gym-leader 'ownership' framing plus holo rarity gives it a double draw.
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A holo Magneton from 2001's Neo Revelation, bridging the WotC vintage years. A clean turn-of-the-century holo with mild scarcity, slotting comfortably in the line's upper half.
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The H-prefix Aquapolis holo from 2003 — the middle e-Card set, infamous for off-center cuts. A well-centered, clean Magneton from it is a real find given how thin the run was.
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The non-holo Skyridge Magneton from 2003, the workhorse version of the set's holos. Clean copies still hold value thanks to Skyridge's thin print run and centering lottery.
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A second non-holo Skyridge Magneton (#20), printed alongside #19. The cheapest entry here, but still an e-Card card carrying the era's built-in scarcity premium.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Magneton — Base Set #9 | ~$251 |
| 02 | Magneton — Skyridge #H18 | ~$122 |
| 03 | Magneton — Legendary Collection #28 | ~$107 |
| 04 | Magneton — Skyridge #H19 | ~$100 |
| 05 | Dark Magneton — Team Rocket #11 | ~$87 |
| 06 | Lt. Surge's Magneton — Gym Heroes #8 | ~$77 |
| 07 | Magneton — Neo Revelation #10 | ~$76 |
| 08 | Magneton — Aquapolis #H16 | ~$65 |
| 09 | Magneton — Skyridge #19 | ~$36 |
| 10 | Magneton — Skyridge #20 | ~$35 |
| 11 | Magneton — Fossil #11 | ~$33 |
| 12 | Dark Magneton — Team Rocket Returns #39 | ~$33 |
| 13 | Magneton — Legend Maker #22 | ~$25 |
| 14 | Magneton — Base Set 2 #9 | ~$19 |
| 15 | Dark Magneton — Team Rocket #28 | ~$14 |
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