Skyridge Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the Skyridge master set

Reverse holo is the family that matters most in the Skyridge master set, with 150 slots, and it covers the Common, Uncommon and Rare cards. A reverse holo is the same card printed with the foil on the frame and body instead of the art, so it takes its own binder slot. Normal prints add 144 slots and holo prints 38. The rest are small and specific: four Holo Foil Cracked Ice Jumbo slots and single-digit stamped normal families named for Chris Fulop, Kevin Nguyen, Reed Weichler and Tsuguyoshi Yamato. Those names mark player-linked prints and are the easiest slots to overlook on a master set checklist.

Where the Skyridge master set's cost sits

The Skyridge master set cost is spread more evenly than the big-name cards suggest. As of October 24, 2026, 333 of the 343 slots carry a price, and the ten most valuable slots hold 36 percent of the total value. By finish, reverse holos hold 44 percent, holos 43 percent and normal prints 13 percent. The 150 reverse holo slots together outweigh the 42 holo slots by a small margin, so the reverse holos are not filler. The lower-value half of the priced slots holds only 9 percent of the total, which means a short list of slots carries most of the value in the Skyridge master set.

Written from market data as of October 24, 2026; the tables update live.

• Top 10 slots36%
• Reverse holo slots44%
• Holo slots43%
• Normal slots13%
• Lower-value half8.9%

Shares of the master set’s priced value, from the slot prices in the checklist above.

Hardest Skyridge master set slots

Five slots carry 27 percent of the Skyridge master set's total value. The Umbreon holo, a Holo Rare, leads, followed by the Celebi holo, a Rare. Then comes a surprise for newcomers: the Charizard reverse holo ranks 3rd and the Gengar reverse holo 4th, both Rares, and both are variants rather than the card's main print, so a collector who owns the holo may still be missing a top slot. The Alakazam holo, another Holo Rare, rounds out the five in 5th. Finding clean copies of those reverse holos is what slows a Skyridge master set most.

Most valuable slots

1. 1Umbreon · Holo · Holo Rare$4,999.99
2. 2Celebi · Holo · Rare$3,999.99
3. 3Charizard · Reverse Holo · Rare$2,999.99
4. 4Gengar · Reverse Holo · Rare$1,333.13
5. 5Alakazam · Holo · Holo Rare$1,200.97
6. 6Houndoom · Holo · Holo Rare$1,000.00
7. 7Kabutops · Holo · Rare$1,000.00
8. 8Gyarados · Reverse Holo · Rare$999.75
9. 9Ho-oh · Reverse Holo · Rare$900.00
10. 10Celebi · Reverse Holo · Rare$775.00

How the Skyridge master set compares

At 343 slots, the Skyridge master set is about 1.5 times the era median of 226 slots among WOTC sets, and it ranks 1st by master set value among the 16 comparable sets of its era. It is a large job on both counts. The previous set, Aquapolis, is slightly larger at 349 slots but holds lower master set value. The next set, Ruby & Sapphire, is smaller at 280 slots and also holds lower value, so Skyridge sits at the top of that stretch of releases for master set value.