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$8,585.00

Ungraded · or $8,585.00 store credit

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Pokémon · Card Value

What's Charizard (Base Set) Worth? Pokémon Card Value

Base Set · ##4 · 1st Edition

Charizard (Base Set) in Ungraded comps at $10,100.00. We pay $8,585.00 cash or $8,585.00 store credit. That’s 85% and 85% of comp, every time.

High-Value Item

This item comps high enough that we double-check it in hand before locking in your offer. Here's today's market-based estimate:

Charizard value by grade

7 grades
UngradedCAT. #PKM-01

Raw card, near-mint equivalent

Market Comp
$10,100.00
Cash (85%)
$8,585.00
Credit (85%)
$8,585.00
Grade 7CAT. #PKM-02

PSA / BGS / CGC 7

Market Comp
$18,605.00
Cash (85%)
$15,814.25
Credit (85%)
$15,814.25
Grade 8CAT. #PKM-03

PSA / BGS / CGC 8

Market Comp
$29,012.90
Cash (85%)
$24,660.97
Credit (85%)
$24,660.97
Grade 9CAT. #PKM-04

PSA / BGS / CGC 9

Market Comp
$46,693.05
Cash (85%)
$39,689.09
Credit (85%)
$39,689.09
Grade 9.5CAT. #PKM-05

BGS 9.5

Market Comp
$75,434.08
Cash (85%)
$64,118.97
Credit (85%)
$64,118.97
PSA 10CAT. #PKM-06

Gem Mint (PSA)

Market Comp
$343,098.00
Cash (85%)
$291,633.30
Credit (85%)
$291,633.30
BGS 10CAT. #PKM-07

Black Label (BGS)

Market Comp
$446,027.00
Cash (85%)
$379,122.95
Credit (85%)
$379,122.95

Charizard condition breakdown

Applying our locked condition multipliers to this card’s own Ungraded comp — the same standard every trade-in prices off.

ConditionCashCredit
Near MintNo visible wear.$8,585.00$8,585.00
Lightly PlayedVery minor edge or surface wear, still displays clean.$7,297.25$7,297.25
Moderately PlayedClearly visible scratches or whitening.$6,009.50$6,009.50
Heavily PlayedSignificant wear, but still intact.$4,292.50$4,292.50
DamagedStructural damage: creases, tears, water damage.Priced in handPriced in hand

Authentication Notes

Every Pokémon card is checked against known-genuine references: card stock and light-blocking layer, holo foil texture and pattern for that specific era, font and color accuracy on HP/energy symbols, and card-back print quality. First edition WOTC holos and modern alt-art chase cards get extra magnifier-level scrutiny before pricing.

Base Set Set Notes

Base Set was printed across three distinct runs — 1st Edition, Shadowless, and Unlimited — with 1st Edition commanding a steep premium over Unlimited for the same card. It's also the single most counterfeited Pokémon set in existence, so for anything valuable, a professional grading opinion (rather than a raw self-assessment) is the standard move before a sale.

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Pricing data via PriceCharting

Charizard — Common Questions

How we get to your offer

We pull the live market comp for Charizard on Pokémon, then apply the same locked rates we use on every trade-in: 85% of comp in cash, or 85% in store credit. No lowball guesswork, no per-item haggling. The comp is the only input, and the math is the same for a common card and a grail.

Comp last checked September 5, 2026