charizard
Answered from real closed-sale prices · updated August 4, 2026
620 priced items match — typical resale value $44.4 (range $0.3–$11,250)
The Charizard cards on your screen vary widely in value depending on their edition, rarity, and condition. The most valuable listed is Charizard #146 from the Skyridge set, which has a used value of $3,604.54 [4], while the base Charizard is valued at $800.43 [7]. Foil or promo versions, like the Japanese Meiji Promo Foil [3], are significantly less valuable at $50.55.
Factors that drive value up include: - Rarity (e.g., promo, unnumbered, or limited-edition cards), - Condition (graded or sealed cards typically command higher prices), - Set context (cards from rare or iconic sets like Skyridge or Mysterious Mountains).
If you're considering selling or buying, compare the live eBay listings shown for current asking prices. For example, the Charizard #146 is not only the highest sold value but also likely commands a premium in the market.
Live on eBay right now — Charizard [No Number]
1995 POKEMON JAPANESE TOPSUN CHARIZARD - BLUE BACK - NO NUMBER ERROR - PSA 4$2,850Buy ↗
TopSun Charizard No Number Error Blue Back Japanese Vintage Pokemon Card$1,220Buy ↗
VG Pokemon Charizard Japanese Topsun Blue Back 1995 No Number Error #368$1,500Buy ↗
Pokemon Card Charizard Pikachu Topsun No Number Error 2 Set Japanese$3,000Buy ↗
Charizard No.006 HP120 Holo Japanese Pokémon TCG Expansion Pack (No Rarity)$620Buy ↗
Charizard No.006 Holo Rare Japanese Pokemon card Free Shipping From Japan$299Buy ↗People also ask
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