Magneton cards: list and CardMarket prices

N° 0082 · Magnet Pokémon

Three Magnemite gathered to evolve into this Pokémon. The source of much vexation on my part, as its powerful magnetism destroys my research equipment.

Electric
Steel

The most valuable Magneton card tracked by Cardaly is Dark Magneton 11/82 (Team Rocket): €99.95 on Cardmarket (checked on November 8, 2026). Cardaly tracks 21 Magneton cards with a price, across 16 sets, from €0.25 to €99.95. They are sorted from most to least valuable; each one opens its price page with history.

Cards tracked21

Highest price99.95 €

Sets16

The most valuable Magneton cards

Every Magneton card, from most to least valuable

Card	Set	Price
Dark Magneton 11/82	Team Rocket	99.95 €
Magneton 10/64	Neo Revelation	90 €
Magneton 11/62	Fossil	42 €
Magneton 9/102	Base Set	30 €
Lt. Surge's Magneton 8/132	Gym Heroes	25 €
Magneton 9/130	Base Set 2	22.49 €
Dark Magneton 28/82	Team Rocket	18.95 €
Magneton 26/62	Fossil	13 €
Magneton 159	SVP Black Star Promos	10.90 €
Magneton 22/147	Aquapolis	6.50 €
Magneton 153	SVP Black Star Promos	5.50 €
Magneton SV28	Hidden Fates Shiny Vault	2.50 €
Holon's Magneton 22/113	Delta Species	2.45 €
Magneton 16/108	Power Keepers	1.45 €
Magneton 38/108	Evolutions	1.24 €
Magneton 22/92	Legend Maker	1 €
Magneton 5/10	EX trainer Kit (Latios)	0.99 €
Magneton 17/97	Dragon	0.98 €
Magneton 35/97	Dragon	0.50 €
Magneton 48/113	Delta Species	0.25 €
Dark Magneton 39/109	Team Rocket Returns	—

Indicative prices from CardMarket listings (cheapest Near Mint listing), checked regularly for the cards we track (last update: November 8, 2026); each card page shows the date of its last check. Cardaly is not affiliated with CardMarket or the game publishers.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Magneton card?

Among the cards we track, it is Dark Magneton 11/82 (Team Rocket), priced at €99.95 on Cardmarket (checked on November 8, 2026). Each card page shows the date it was checked.

How many Magneton cards are there?

Cardaly tracks 21 Magneton cards with market value, across 16 sets. The most common cards, worth under one euro, are not listed.

Where do these prices come from?

From CardMarket listings (the European market reference): prices of the cards we track are checked regularly, and each card page shows the date of its last check. Real graded sales (PSA, PCA, CCC) complete them.