Pokemon Card Price Checker
Find the exact printing by name, set or collector number. Compare available offers, or open a card for its price references and history.
Try: Charizard 4/102 · Umbreon VMAX 215/203 · Pikachu Promo · Gengar Fossil
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Charizard · Base Set
Card price reference (7 matching)
Every printing that matches the subject — filters above refine the live deals, not this reference list.
Charizard
Base Set · #004/102 · Holo Rare
$869.02market ref
Charizard
Celebrations: Classic Collection · #4/102 · Classic Collection
$165.42market ref
Charizard
ME: 30th Celebration Classic Collection · #4/102 · Classic Collection
Market price unavailable
Charizard (Celebrations Metal Card)
Miscellaneous Cards & Products · #004/102 · Promo
$328.77market ref
Charizard (Black Dot Error)
Base Set · #004/102 · Holo Rare
Market price unavailable
Charizard - 4/102 (CoroCoro Promo)
Jumbo Cards · #004/102 · Promo
$350.00market ref
Charizard
Base Set (Shadowless) · #004/102 · Holo Rare
$2,257.87market ref
Market-reference prices are a guide based on recent sold data, not a guaranteed sale value. What a card actually fetches depends on its exact printing, condition and grade, and marketplace prices move. Pokemon Deal Finder doesn't buy cards or guarantee any sale value. How we work prices out.
What is my Pokemon card worth?
This price checker looks up the market price of a single Pokemon card. Search for the card, pick the exact printing from the results, and its card page shows the current market reference, prices by condition, graded prices where there are real recorded sales, the price history we've recorded, and any live eBay listing we've found below market.
1. Identify the exact printing
The same Pokemon appears on many different cards, and they can be worth very different amounts. Two details pin down the exact card: the set it comes from and its collector number, printed near the bottom of the card (for example 4/102). A number higher than the set total, such as 108/106, marks a secret rare.
Look for printing differences too. Shadowless Base Set cards, promos, holo patterns and special versions like Full Art, Secret or Delta Species are separate printings with separate prices, so choose the result that matches your card.
2. Search the way it's printed
Type the card name, then add the collector number or set name to narrow it down: “Charizard 4/102”, “Umbreon VMAX 215/203” or “Pikachu Promo”. A Pokemon's name on its own lists every printing we have for it. The results show matching live deals first, then the full card reference list.
3. Read the market price correctly
The headline figure is a market reference for a raw (ungraded), Near Mint copy, taken from recent sold data via PokemonPriceTracker. It's a guide to what copies have been selling for, not an offer to buy your card. Live eBay prices we show are asking prices, which is why each card page keeps the two apart. How we work out prices
4. Adjust for condition and grading
Whitening, scratches, creases and off-centre printing all lower what a raw card sells for, so a played copy is worth less than the Near Mint figure. Professionally graded cards (PSA, CGC, BGS) sell by grade, and card pages list graded prices separately wherever real sales exist. Condition & grading explained · Raw vs graded
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