Every Crystal Pokemon Card — Complete List

Crystal cards quick facts
RarityCrystal
Erae-Card era (2002-2003)
Total cards9
Sets featuring rarity2
Top cardLugia (Aquapolis) — $2225.00
Combined market value~$5577

Lugia — top Crystal card

Crystal cards are the holographic chase pull from the e-Card era (2002-2003), with translucent Pokémon shapes overlaid on a textured holofoil background. PackRip tracks nine of them by card ID: three in Aquapolis (Kingdra #148, Lugia #149, Nidoking #150) and six in Skyridge (Celebi #145, Charizard #146, Crobat #147, Golem #148, Ho-oh #149, Kabutops #150).

Across the catalog, there are 9 Crystal cards spanning 2 sets, with a combined TCGPlayer market value of about $5577. The most valuable is Lugia from Aquapolis at $2225.00.

Complete Crystal card list

Sorted by current market value (highest first). Click any card for pull odds, full pricing history, and the set it ships in.

  1. Lugia — Aquapolis #149 — $2225.00
  2. Ho-oh — Skyridge #149 — $800.00
  3. Nidoking — Aquapolis #150 — $600.00
  4. Kingdra — Aquapolis #148 — $599.99
  5. Golem — Skyridge #148 — $599.99
  6. Kabutops — Skyridge #150 — $401.94
  7. Crobat — Skyridge #147 — $350.00
  8. Celebi — Skyridge #145
  9. Charizard — Skyridge #146

How to pull a Crystal card on PackRip

Crystal cards live in their own pull-rate slot — they don't compete with regular rares for the rare slot in a pack. PackRip applies the same published per-rarity rate table to every set, so opening packs from any set with a Crystal pool gives you the same statistical chance the real product does. If you want to maximize Crystal pulls, the Hunt Pack mode boosts the relevant rarity slot. Open a free pack from any era set on the PackRip homepage.

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