Starmie is the gem-cored star Staryu becomes — a Water/Psychic enigma that spins through the water glowing with rainbow light, and famously Misty's ace. Its cards run deep: the Skyridge holo, a Starmie V trainer-gallery card, a Pokemon Rumble promo, and a modern Mega ex.
Starmie is led by the scarce Skyridge holo, with a Starmie V trainer-gallery card, the Pokemon Rumble promo, and a modern Mega Starmie ex giving vintage-to-modern depth. 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 Starmie is one of the line's standouts, crowning it near $185.
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From the 2022 Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery — a premium subset of alternate-art cards — this Starmie V frames the gem-cored star in a striking full-art scene. A modern chase from one of the era's most popular subsets.
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From the 2009 Pokemon Rumble promo set — a small release tied to the WiiWare game, with a distinctive look. A scarce, quirky promo beloved by collectors of obscure distributions.
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A modern Mega Starmie ex from the Perfect Order set — the gem-cored star given a Mega form in a premium, higher-numbered print. A clean modern chase celebrating the Mega mechanic's return.
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A non-holo Skyridge Starmie from 2003, riding the same thin e-Card run as the H28 holo. Clean copies hold strong value on Skyridge's scarcity.
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A second non-holo Skyridge Starmie (#44), printed alongside #30. Same centering lottery, same built-in scarcity — a near-twin valued by e-Card completists.
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The original 1999 Base Set Starmie — the spinning star from the set that started it all. A first-print common worth real money on Base Set nostalgia.
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EX Delta Species (2005) reimagined Pokemon with off-type 'delta' typings. This delta Starmie is one of those Holon-era oddities, prized by collectors of the type-bent designs.
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From 2001's Neo Revelation, a clean turn-of-the-century card. A mid-tier print bridging the vintage and modern halves of the line.
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Gym Heroes (2000) gave Cerulean's Misty her ace Starmie — the perfect signature card for the water-type gym leader. The cheapest entry here, but a characterful close to the line.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Starmie — Skyridge #H28 | ~$184 |
| 02 | Starmie V — Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery #TG13 | ~$108 |
| 03 | Starmie — Pokemon Rumble #5 | ~$73 |
| 04 | Mega Starmie ex — Perfect Order #118 | ~$66 |
| 05 | Starmie — Skyridge #30 | ~$54 |
| 06 | Starmie — Skyridge #44 | ~$40 |
| 07 | Starmie — Base Set #64 | ~$37 |
| 08 | Starmie δ — Delta Species #15 | ~$34 |
| 09 | Starmie — Neo Revelation #25 | ~$11 |
| 10 | Misty's Starmie — Gym Heroes #56 | ~$9.20 |
| 11 | Starmie — Paldean Fates #119 | ~$9.18 |
| 12 | Starmie δ — Delta Species #30 | ~$8.85 |
| 13 | Starmie V — Astral Radiance #166 | ~$3.40 |
| 14 | Starmie BREAK — Evolutions #32 | ~$2.69 |
| 15 | Starmie — Deoxys #48 | ~$2.40 |
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