
SHINING GYARADOS #65/64 - NEO REVELATION
- Set
- Pokemon Neo Revelation (Neo series)
- Number
- 65/64
- Rarity
- Rare Shining
- Card type
- Pokémon - Basic (Water)
- Artist
- Ken Sugimori
- Released
- (2001-09-21)
- Raw card reference RAW / UNGRADED
- $718.66 USD (TCGplayer market, unlimitedHolofoil, as of 2026-09-11)Loose, ungraded copy. Not a graded slab - graded values are charted below.
- Graded slab data GRADED SLAB
- 2 Rip Station marks, 2 cited public sales - per grader and grade, see the chart.
- In our machines
- 1 in the $500.00 machine
Once it appears, it goes on a rampage. It remains enraged until it demolishes everything around it.
RIP IT
Shining Gyarados is in the $500.00 machine right now - PSA 7 loaded. A pack reveals one random card from that machine.
Rip the $500.00 machineABOUT THIS CARD
Shining Gyarados is a rare shining Pokemon card from Pokemon Neo Revelation, card 65 of 64, released September 21, 2001 in the Neo series. The illustration is by Ken Sugimori.
Shining Gyarados from Neo Revelation is one of the first two 'Shining' cards in the English game — the first cards to depict shiny-colored Pokémon, printed as secret rares above the set number. With Shining Magikarp it created the template for every alternate-color chase card since.
VALUE
What is Shining Gyarados #65 from Neo Revelation worth?
Two different numbers answer this, and they are not interchangeable. Raw/ungraded: a loose, ungraded copy of Shining Gyarados #65 (Neo Revelation) carries a market reference of $718.66 USD for the unlimitedHolofoil printing (TCGplayer market price, as of 2026-09-11). Graded slabs: a graded example is priced per grading company and per grade and can sit far above that raw figure - documented public sales on file for this card run from $26400.00 (PSA 10, 2026-07-26) to $90000.00 (PSA 10, 2026-07-26), each listed with its source below. Both are references, not offers. The graded copy in our machine carries a Rip Station estimated slab value of $4440.00 (PSA 7).
Graded slab values over time GRADED SLAB
Slab values, per grading company and grade. These are a different market from the raw/ungraded reference in the facts block above - do not read one as the other.
| Date | Grader | Grade | Estimated slab value (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-10 | PSA | 7 | $2562.38 |
| 2026-08-19 | PSA | 1 | $470.00 |
| Date | Grader | Grade | Printing | Sale price (USD) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-26 | PSA | 10 | Unlimited | $26400.00 | Fanatics Collect Sold Items - Weekly Auction realized price (w/ buyer's premium) |
| 2026-07-26 | PSA | 10 | 1st Edition | $90000.00 | Fanatics Collect Sold Items - Weekly Auction realized price (w/ buyer's premium) |
PULL RATE
What are the odds of pulling Shining Gyarados #65?
No published per-card pack odds are documented for Neo Revelation. Rip Station's machine composition is measurable, though: 1 of 504 cards loaded in the $500.00 machine is this card - about 0.20% per rip.
POP REPORT
Rip Station vault population - graded slabs GRADED SLAB
Counts of GRADED copies, by grading company and grade, that have passed through our machines. Raw/ungraded copies are counted separately in the Raw row.
| Grader | Grade | Copies |
|---|---|---|
| PSA | 7 | 1 |
| PSA | 1 | 1 |
| Total | 2 | |
IN OUR MACHINES
Is Shining Gyarados #65 in a Rip Station machine?
Yes. 1 graded copy of Shining Gyarados is loaded in the $500.00 machine. A pack from that machine reveals one random card from everything loaded in it.
- $500.00 machine: 1 of 504 loaded cards (0.20% per rip). Rip this machine
SOURCES
- Card metadata and image: the open pokemontcg.io dataset.
- Raw/ungraded reference value: pokemontcg.io market snapshot (tcgplayer), as of 2026-09-11. An ungraded single, an estimate, not an offer - and not a graded slab value.
- Reported graded-slab sales (2): documented public results, each linked to its source in the value section above - fanaticscollect.com. Third-party realized prices, not Rip Station estimates.
- Machine availability, composition odds, graded vault population and graded price marks: Rip Station first-party data.