Charizard ex PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Cards: SV2a and SV3 SAR Prints

Every Japanese Charizard ex and Charizard-EX Row in the Database

The table lists all 23 rows the official database returns for the names リザードンex and リザードンEX, as printed on October 7, 2026, with the Scarlet & Violet era first and the XY era after it. Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Charizard Y ex, Charizard V, VSTAR, VMAX and GX are separate card names and are not in it. Set release dates are given where Bulbapedia lists them; the rest read “not verified”.

The last column compares only the illustrator credit, which is the one artwork fact the database prints. Two prints with the same credit are not necessarily the same artwork; the database does not say, so look at the official images before treating two of them as one design. The Charizard guides we already publish cover the vintage and Mega prints: see Mega Charizard X ex: Every Printing & Price and PSA 10 Charizard Japanese Cards: Selected Prints and Prices.

Charizard ex Against Charizard-EX: Two Different Cards

The database spells the 2023 cards リザードンex (lowercase) and the XY-era cards リザードンEX (capitals). They are different cards, not reprints, and a search that ignores the case mixes them.

The database prints the product line of 030/XY-P as the March 2014 issue supplement of CoroCoro Comic; the issue’s release date is not given.

Charizard-EX 030/XY-P

Nothing else in the 23 rows shares that product line. The same credit, 5ban Graphics, appears on several Scarlet & Violet prints, but the database does not state whether any of them reuses the 2014 artwork.

What PSA 10 Means for These Cards

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. The standard is explained in What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card?, and our own condition wording is in Pokemon Card Estado Guide: Raw vs PSA 10 (Japanese Cards).

The label wording PSA prints for a Japanese card, meaning the set line and the language line, is not quoted. The slab photo on each product page shows the label as it is, and PSA Japan: Label, Service and What “Graded in Japan” Means explains the Japan label.

No population figures are quoted.

XY-Era Charizard-EX Prints Offered as Back Orders

These Charizard-EX prints from the XY era are offered as PSA 10 back orders, each sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The back-order process is in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan.

Charizard-EX SR 081/080 (XY2)

The database lists the SR in the expansion pack ワイルドブレイズ, credited to Ryo Ueda. The RR in the same set, 011/080, is credited to Eske Yoshinob.

Charizard-EX SR 090/087 (CP6)

The CP6 SR is credited to Kouki Saitou, and the CP6 RR 012/087 to PLANETA. The SR 090/087 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥530,704 (~$3,446) and the RR 012/087 at ¥39,100 (~$254).

Where to Buy Charizard ex PSA 10 from Japan

The Charizard ex SAR SV3 134/108 slab is currently listed at ¥67,097 (~$436). The XY-era back orders include the SR 081/080 at ¥1,932,000 (~$12,545) and the Art Collection 276/XY-P at ¥1,475,764 (~$9,583). The SV2a 201/165 is a PSA 10 back order at ¥102,611 (~$666) and the SV3 134/108 at ¥70,532 (~$458). Two more Scarlet & Violet Charizard ex prints shown above are offered as PSA 10 back orders: the SV4a 349/190 SAR at ¥71,606 (~$465) and the SV3 139/108 UR at ¥26,871 (~$174). Back orders are also open for the SV2a 185/165 SR at ¥17,449 (~$113), the SV3 125/108 SR at ¥11,709 (~$76), the SV4a 331/190 SSR at ¥11,789 (~$77) and the SV2a 006/165 RR at ¥8,475 (~$55). The Pokemon 151 booster box is currently listed at ¥44,961 (~$292) for the Sealed option, and the cards of that set are on the SV2a card list.

Other graded Japanese singles are in the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list. For a print we do not list, sourcing requests for a specific card go through Pedido rápido. The buying process is in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan.