Charizard Pokemon Card

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Charizard Pokémon Card

Looking for a Charizard Pokémon card? Charizard is the Fire- and Flying-type Pokémon from the Kanto region and the final form in the Charmander – Charmeleon – Charizard line. His first card appeared in the Base Set of 1999, and that card is still the best known in the whole game.

What sets Charizard apart is that he draws two groups at once. For anyone into vintage, the Base Set Charizard is the benchmark of the entire market. For anyone collecting modern, he gets a new top version in just about every generation: V, VSTAR, ex, and on top of that the alternate arts and shiny variants. Few Pokémon hold a position in both corners, and that is exactly why demand never drops off.

Above you will find all our Charizard cards, from vintage releases to modern rarities. Everything is 100% original and the condition is listed with every card.

Charizard Card Value

Charizard cards are among the most expensive in the whole Pokémon TCG, and the range is enormous: from a card you buy for pocket change to copies that fetch serious money. Four things decide where a card falls within that range.

  • Which version it is. The Charizard from the Base Set of 1999 is a category of its own. Modern versions such as VMAX, VSTAR and ex are popular, but printed in far larger numbers.
  • First edition or not. With the vintage cards the stamp on the card makes a world of difference: the same card, a completely different market.
  • The condition. On a card from 1999 this is the biggest factor of all. Centring, corners, edges and surface each carry weight.
  • Graded or not. With Charizard this is almost a requirement: above a certain level, hardly anything trades without a slab any more, because a buyer wants certainty about what he is getting.

The current price of every Charizard we have is listed with the product itself above. We keep those up to date, so that is always the figure to go by.