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Geodude — Mysterious Treasures Pokémon card

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$0.68

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PSA 10

$39.74

PSA 9.5

$15.00

PSA 9

$13.50

PSA 8

$13.50

PSA 7

$13.50

GeodudeMysterious Treasures #84 Pokémon Card

Mysterious Treasures·#84·2007

Geodude, the iconic Rock Pokémon from Generation I, is a bedrock of the Pokémon world, evolving into the formidable Graveler and Golem, and holds significant cultural recognition. This particular card, from the 2007 Mysterious Treasures set, is a common variant that stands out with its strategic attack, offering a glimpse into the mechanics of the Diamond & Pearl era. Here, visitors will discover Geodude's Pokédex lore, the card's specific attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its historical context within the TCG.

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Card Number
#84
Release Date
August 21, 2007
Language
EN
Set Code
mt

Geodude, the Rock Pokémon, is a classic Gen I creature, first introduced in the Kanto region. Known for its tough, rock-like body and strong arms, Geodude is often found in mountainous regions, clinging to cliffsides. Its diet consists primarily of rocks, which it slowly grinds down to strengthen its own body. Geodude is typically a docile Pokémon, but it will defend itself fiercely if provoked, using its powerful punches. In the anime, Geodude is often depicted as a hardworking and sturdy companion, frequently used by trainers who prefer Rock-type Pokémon. It evolves into Graveler and then into Golem, each stage becoming more formidable. Geodude's simple yet iconic design and its role as one of the earliest Rock-type Pokémon have cemented its place in Pokémon fan culture, representing the ruggedness and resilience of the natural world. Its presence in the early games made it a foundational Pokémon for many players.

Price History

Full Price Guide

Ungraded$1
Grade 9$14
Grade 9.5$15
SGC 10$24
CGC 10$32
PSA 10$40
BGS 10$52
BGS 10 Black$260
CGC 10 Pristine$58

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