Omastar #23 Pokemon Skyridge

Omastar #23 — Skyridge
Market Value
€17Near Mint−34.0%90d
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Copies sold · 90d41all conditions
Median sold · NM€301 sales
DemandLow6 of 30 days
SupplyMedium35 listed
SellabilityMedium5 of 10

Graded prices

Omastar 23/144 price – sold and for sale

Sold

Source:
ConditionMedian
Good€10
DateLangSourcePrice
2d agoENTradera€53
Light Played€9
DateLangSourcePrice
3w agoENCardMarket€9
Played€5
DateLangSourcePrice
2w agoENTradera€6
Poor€7
DateLangSourcePrice
4d agoENCardMarket€10

Current listings

Source:
ConditionFrom
Near Mint€16
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€16
Excellent€15
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€15
Good€5
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€5
Light Played€8
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€8
Poor€5
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€5

Card Information

Pokemon
Omastar
Number
#23 / 144
Set
Skyridge
Rarity
Rare
HP
100
Type
Water
Stage
Stage 2
Evolves from
Omanyte
Retreat
1
Illustrator
Mitsuhiro Arita
Weakness
Lightning ×2
Drag Off
10

Before doing damage, you may choose 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon and switch it with 1 of the Defending Pokémon. Your opponent chooses the Defending Pokémon to switch.

Hydro Splash
50

Market price overview for Omastar #23 from Skyridge

Current pricing

The going rate for a Good condition Omastar (Skyridge) is €8 (35 sellers currently have it listed). Collectors seeking Near Mint quality will pay closer to €17.

Price trend (vs 30-day average)

The trend for Omastar shows a 16% decline compared to its recent monthly average.

Demand & supply

Omastar only sold on 6 of the last 30 days — demand is limited, and 35 listings give buyers some options to choose from.

Price history (90 days)

The price of Omastar is close to its 90-day floor of €10 — far from the peak of €15.

Prices by condition

Want Omastar in top shape (MT)? That'll cost €31. In PO condition, you can find it for just €5.

Buy or sell?

With declining prices and low demand, this could be a good buying opportunity for Omastar. Prices have dipped below the historical average.

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