Scyther is the lightning-fast mantis of Kanto — a Bug/Flying predator with scythe-bladed forearms and a devoted fanbase. Its cards run deep and pricey: a Rocket's Scyther ex tops the line above $300, backed by a Gym-era holo and the beloved Jungle holo.
Scyther is led by the Rocket's Scyther ex ($338) and a Gym-era Scyther holo, with the classic Jungle holo and e-Card prints giving deep vintage value. Ranked by verified sold price.
Team Rocket Returns (2004) gave a 'Rocket's' Scyther an ex — the high-HP, two-prize mechanic wrapped in villainous flavor. A high-number rare and the priciest card in the line, scarce and coveted by EX-era collectors.
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A Gym-era holo Scyther from 2000, tied to the Rocket-flavored gym storyline. The 'ownership' framing plus a vintage holo of a fan-favorite Bug-type gives it a strong following two decades on.
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Aquapolis (2003), the e-Card set notorious for off-center cuts and thin runs. A clean Scyther carries a steep premium — scarcity plus Scyther's enduring popularity pushing it past $100.
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The 1999 Jungle Scyther holo — a first-generation foil and one of the most beloved cards of the early hobby, that green mantis mid-slash in swirling cosmos foil. Deep nostalgia keeps a clean copy firmly valued.
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From 2003's EX Ruby & Sapphire — the very first EX-era set — this Scyther ex is an early example of the high-stakes mechanic. A nostalgic, scarce ex from the dawn of the format.
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A non-holo Aquapolis Scyther from 2003, sibling to the #106 print. Same thin e-Card run, same centering lottery — a clean copy still pulls real money on Scyther demand.
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From 2005's Unseen Forces, a clean EX-era Scyther with mild scarcity. A sharp mid-2000s print bridging the vintage holos and the modern prints.
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A WotC-era Black Star promo, from the original run of organized-play and distribution promos. A clean Scyther from that beloved promo series, valued by collectors of early distributions.
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The 1999 Jungle non-holo Scyther (#26), the workhorse version of the famous holo. A clean first-gen card with vintage nostalgia and strong Scyther demand.
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From 2009's Platinum base set, a clean late-2000s print. A mid-tier modern card that rounds out a line built on Scyther's lasting popularity.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Rocket's Scyther ex — Team Rocket Returns #102 | ~$338 |
| 02 | Rocket's Scyther — Gym Heroes #13 | ~$186 |
| 03 | Scyther — Aquapolis #106 | ~$113 |
| 04 | Scyther — Jungle #10 | ~$84 |
| 05 | Scyther ex — Ruby & Sapphire #102 | ~$75 |
| 06 | Scyther — Aquapolis #57 | ~$57 |
| 07 | Scyther — Unseen Forces #46 | ~$47 |
| 08 | Scyther — Wizards Black Star Promos #45 | ~$44 |
| 09 | Scyther — Jungle #26 | ~$33 |
| 10 | Scyther — Platinum #130 | ~$32 |
| 11 | Scyther — Base Set 2 #17 | ~$31 |
| 12 | Scyther — Neo Destiny #55 | ~$22 |
| 13 | Scyther — Paldean Fates #95 | ~$11 |
| 14 | Scyther — Hidden Fates Shiny Vault #SV1 | ~$11 |
| 15 | Scyther — Neo Discovery #46 | ~$7.97 |
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