Charizard Cards

Which Charizard cards you'll find here

Charizard listings here span the Japanese game from its early years to the current sets. The oldest is an Old Back Charizard from Team Rocket (PMCG4), followed by e-series cards including a 1st Edition Charizard from the Base Expansion Pack (e1) and the Triple Get Campaign promo (e-P 014/P). From the XY era come Charizard EX and M Charizard EX from Wild Blaze (XY2) and the 20th Anniversary concept pack (CP6), plus XY-P promos such as the Art Collection Charizard EX. Sun & Moon adds Charizard GX from To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow (SM3H), the Charizard GX SSR from GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b) and TAG TEAM GX cards from Double Blaze (SM10) and Remix Bout (SM11a).

Sword & Shield listings include the Charizard V and Charizard VMAX promos (S-P 103 and S-P 104), Star Birth (S9) prints and Radiant Charizard from VSTAR Universe (s12a). Scarlet & Violet brings Charizard ex from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) and Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3). The Mega Evolution era, which began in 2025, is represented by MEGA Charizard X ex from Inferno X (M2) and MEGA Charizard Y ex from the Battle Collection start deck (MC), including MUR prints. Pikachu promos wearing Mega Charizard X and Y ponchos are filed under Pikachu cards, and Charmander has its own Charmander cards page.

The range runs from high-end cards, such as early promos, Old Back and 1st Edition prints and XY-era SR and UR cards, to entry-level modern prints such as RR and Radiant cards. Prices are shown on each product page.

How to read a listing

Most titles follow one pattern: PSA10, the card name, the rarity, then the set code and card number in brackets and the set name in parentheses, as in PSA10 Charizard GX HR [SM3H 058/051] (Expansion Pack "To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow"). Rarities you will see here include RR (Double Rare), SR (Super Rare), HR (Hyper Rare), UR (Ultra Rare), SSR (Shiny Super Rare), MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) and K (Radiant Rare); P or PROMO marks a promo and 1ED a 1st Edition print. Old Back titles show No. and the Pokedex number, No.006 for Charizard, in place of a card number. PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade from PSA, and each slab label carries a certification number. Sold-out cards stay visible at the end of the grid.

Ordering and shipping from Tokyo

Single cards go through the normal cart. Quick Order is for ordering several items at once, and it also lists PSA 10 back orders sourced to order. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, as set out in our shipping policy; any delivery date FedEx shows is an estimate, not a promise. Import duties and taxes are charged by the destination country and are the buyer's responsibility for most destinations; US orders ship DDP with duties collected at checkout. See customs duties and import taxes for details.

Related guides

• Charizard card ranking: Japanese Charizard cards ranked by current selling price.
• PSA 10 Charizard Japanese cards: a buying guide to selected Japanese Charizard prints.
• Charizard ex SAR 134/108: the Special Art Rare from Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3).
• M Charizard EX SR 091/087: the XY-era print from the 20th Anniversary concept pack (CP6).
• Charizard in Pokemon Card 151: the three Charizard ex prints in SV2a.
• All PSA 10 cards: PSA 10 graded cards across every character and set in the shop.