Top 10 Most Expensive Charizard Cards
- Stew @ PokéPortal
- Mar 10
- 2 min read
Updated: 7 days ago
Charizard is one of the most iconic Pokémon, and its cards have become some of the most sought-after collectibles in the Pokémon TCG. Over the years, certain Charizard cards have fetched staggering prices, making them prized possessions for collectors. Here’s a countdown of the top 10 most expensive Charizard cards based on current market trends.
10. Charizard GX (Burning Shadows Secret Rare #150)
Value: £340-£380
This card from the Burning Shadows set features a striking rainbow design and was a hot favorite upon release. As a Secret Rare, it's harder to pull, which makes it more valuable over time.
9. Charizard Gold Star (EX Dragon Frontiers #100)
Value: £450-£490
Part of the EX Dragon Frontiers set, the Charizard Gold Star is a fan favorite. The unique Gold Star mechanic and the card’s rarity drive its value.
8. Charizard (Legendary Collection Reverse Holo #3)
Value: £550-£600
The Legendary Collection is known for its explosive reverse holofoil pattern, and Charizard is one of the crown jewels of this set. The card’s shimmering look makes it highly desirable.
7. Charizard EX (FireRed & LeafGreen #105)
Value: £620-£670
This EX card is from the FireRed & LeafGreen series, celebrating the remakes of the original Pokémon games. The artwork and rarity have made it one of the most expensive Charizard cards in circulation.
6. Charizard (Base Set 2 #4)
Value: £650-£700
While not as revered as the original Base Set Charizard, the Base Set 2 version is still highly sought after, especially in mint condition. The card's value has steadily increased over the years.
5. Shining Charizard (Neo Destiny #107)
Value: £700-£750
The Neo Destiny Shining Charizard is a unique card, featuring Charizard in a rarely seen black shiny variant. Its distinctiveness and rarity make it a must-have for collectors.
4. Charizard VMAX (Champion’s Path Secret Rare #74)
Value: £800-£850
The Secret Rare Charizard VMAX from Champion’s Path took the Pokémon world by storm. Its vibrant colors and immense popularity have kept its price high.
3. Charizard (Base Set Shadowless #4)
Value: £1,200-£1,300
This card is nearly identical to the original Base Set Charizard but lacks the shadow on the border, a minor detail that makes a major difference in price.
2. Charizard (Base Set 1st Edition #4)
Value: £7,000-£9,000
The Holy Grail of Pokémon cards for many collectors, the 1st Edition Charizard from the Base Set is iconic. Its value has only risen with time, especially in pristine condition.
1. Charizard (1999 Pokémon Japanese Promo Card)
Value: £10,000+
This rare Japanese promo card was released in 1999 and is considered the rarest Charizard card. Its unique artwork and the fact that it was a limited release make it the most expensive Charizard card to date.
Final Thoughts
Owning any of these Charizard cards is a badge of honor for any Pokémon card collector. Whether you’re in it for the nostalgia or the investment potential, these cards are sure to be valuable assets in any collection.
This information was compiled using data from PriceCharting and various Pokémon card price tracking resources(Pokemon Wizard) (PriceCharting).
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