Flareon [Sparkle] #136 Value Guide 2026

About Flareon [Sparkle] #136 (Pokémon 2000 Topps Chrome)

Flareon [Sparkle] #136 is a highly sought-after card from the 2000 Topps Chrome line of Pokémon trading cards [3]. Released by Topps in 2000, this card represents a key piece of the Chrome series from that era. Players and collectors value this card for its status as a Sparkle parallel within the original Topps Chrome set, making it a significant collectible item from the early days of the franchise [1].

What it's worth right now

Based on recent sales data, the real sold-comp value for this card is $200 used. In contrast, the new/sealed value is significantly higher at $3177.14. When looking at current market activity, the median asking price across 18 live listings on eBay is $299.99. The sold median has been steady month-over-month, indicating a stable market for this specific card. It is worth noting that new/sealed trades are currently valued at approximately 15.9x the used value.

What drives the price

As with most collectible cards, the condition and completeness of the Flareon [Sparkle] #136 are primary drivers of its market value. Graded copies show significant price variation; for example, a PSA 9 graded copy is listed at $279.99, while a PSA 10 Gem Mint copy commands a higher asking price of $749.99. Ungraded examples, such as a Mint/Near Mint copy, are listed around $190. The presence of a high grade from services like PSA or CGC substantially increases the value compared to ungraded or lower-grade examples. Completeness, in this case, refers to the card being present and in the specified condition, as there are no known variants detailed here that affect base pricing.

Buying and selling it

When considering a purchase, it is important to compare the current asking median against the established sold median. If the current asks are significantly higher than recent sold comps, waiting might be a prudent strategy. For sellers, listing tips should focus heavily on accurately representing the card's condition, especially if it is graded, as this directly impacts buyer perception and final sale price. Always cross-reference the listed price against the established sold-comp history to ensure competitive and realistic pricing. To review the full sold-comp history for this card, visit full sold-comp history.

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