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Aerodactyl
Rare
SKYRIDGE·#1·MAY 2003·POKÉMON
FightingRare
Current market price
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- · TCGPLAYER · 2026-05-13
01 · All-time high
$117.96
2 snapshots
02 · All-time low
$117.96
since 2026-05-05
03 · Set rank
—
of 182 in SK
04 · Tracking since
2026-05-05
2 price snapshots
01 · Price history
2 snapshots
Early price history.
Daily market-price snapshots — every data point is a dated price reading, never an estimate.
Price range
$117.96 → $117.96
Snapshots
2
Tracking since
2026-05-05
02 · About this card
Card facts · attributes
Skyridge, tracked.
Aerodactyl is a Rare from Skyridge, a Fighting-type Pokémon. Released MAY 2003.
Set
Card number
#1
Released
MAY 2003
Rarity
Rare
Type
Fighting
Supertype
Pokémon
Pokémon
Series
E-Card
Market source
Market price · Updated daily
03 · Variants
2 variants
Different variants, different prices.
Holofoil, reverse, 1st edition — each variant trades at its own price band. The current market column is what feeds the index.
| Variant | Low | Mid | Market | High |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | $199.95 | $549.90 | $48.82 | $551.58 |
| Reverse Holofoil | $1,159.80 | $1,159.80 | $117.96 | $1,159.80 |
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05 · Same Pokémon
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06 · Reference desk
Aerodactyl, explained.
Everything about this card — the price, the variants, and how we track it.
3 questions answered
Q.01
Is Aerodactyl from Skyridge a good investment?
We track prices, not provide investment advice. The Chase Index rank and price history above show how collector demand has moved since we started tracking this card.
Q.02
How is the market price determined?
We pull daily snapshots of the market price - the median of recent Near Mint sales. The current figure reflects the - variant.
Q.03
What does the Chase Index rank mean?
The Chase Index ranks cards on a composite score: 50% market price percentile, 30% community chases, 20% recent page views. A card near the top leads on all three dimensions.