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Mystery Zone #137 Skyridge Pokemon card
SetSkyridge
Card number137
RarityUncommon
TypeTrainer
HP0
ArtistKen Ikuji
ReleasedMay 2003

Mystery Zone #137 Value (Skyridge)

$17.09 raw near mint
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Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

How much is Mystery Zone #137 worth? As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $17.09, the Cardmarket low is €4.99. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Mystery Zone is an uncommon card from the Skyridge set, illustrated by Ken Ikuji. Skyridge is remembered for its crosshatch holo pattern, and this card carries that finish on an uncommon slot rather than a rare one. Mystery Zone is generally viewed as an accessible piece for collectors building out the set rather than a chase card. Its uncommon rarity keeps supply higher than the set's holo rares.

Current prices

SourcePrice
TCGplayer market price (USD)$17.09
Cardmarket lowest near mint (EUR)€4.99
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)€1.84
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)€2.99
Cardmarket listings available153

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Similar artwork appears on other printings, so check yours with a Pokémon card scanner before trusting the price.

Why Mystery Zone #137 is priced where it is

Mystery Zone #137 is an Uncommon Trainer card from Skyridge, the E-Card era (2003). It ranks as number 146 by price out of 182 cards in the set. Its price has held almost flat over the last 30 days ($17.09 to $17.09). The illustration is by Ken Ikuji.

Is it worth grading? As an uncommon from a set known for tricky centering, Mystery Zone tends to show the same crosshatch surface sensitivity seen across Skyridge. Collectors often note that edge wear and print lines are more visible under this holo pattern than on standard foils. Grading outcomes for this card are generally discussed in relative terms rather than fixed benchmarks.

Mystery Zone price history

Jun 11, 2026Low $6.92 · High $17.09Nov 2, 2026
MonthAvg Cardmarket lowAvg TCGplayer market
Nov 2026€4.99$17.09
Oct 2026€4.99$17.09
Sep 2026€4.99$17.09
Aug 2026€4.85$16.74
Jul 2026€4.00$6.92
Jun 2026€4.55$6.92
Mystery Zone is often treated as a set-completion card rather than a standalone target, and interest in it seems tied closely to broader Skyridge demand. Some collectors suggest its crosshatch pattern makes high grades slightly harder to achieve than on non-holo commons, though this observation is not universally confirmed. Overall, it appears to occupy a modest, steady place within Skyridge collecting circles.

Frequently asked questions

What is Mystery Zone #137 worth on Nov 2, 2026?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $17.09, the Cardmarket low is €4.99. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Is Mystery Zone #137 rare?

Mystery Zone #137 is printed at Uncommon rarity and ranks number 146 by price among the 182 cards in Skyridge. Demand for the character and condition matter more than the rarity symbol.

Is Mystery Zone #137 going up in value?

Not much right now. Its price has stayed within a few percent over the last 30 days, at about $17.09.

How do I check which printing of Mystery Zone I have?

Look at the set symbol and the card number (137) at the bottom of the card, then match both to this page. A phone scanner such as Card Value Scanner on iPhone reads them from one photo; on Android, search the number in the price guide.

Why does Mystery Zone have a holo finish if it's uncommon?

Skyridge is unique among early Pokemon sets for applying its crosshatch holo pattern to some uncommon and common cards, not just rares.

How can I check current pricing for Mystery Zone?

You can scan the card using the Card Value Scanner iPhone app to pull up live listings and recent market activity.

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