Only the cards that I feel are boring or badly placed/proportioned ended up in E tier (and yes, Expedition Gengar is there because he looks like a meth addict)
Grade Your Pokemon Cards to Add Value Say you snag a rare Special Illustration Charizard ex from the Pokemon Scarlet & Violet 151 set, which currently goes for more than $150 as of this writing
Other notable sales: $336,000 (Heritage Auctions, March 2022) $252,000 (Goldin Auctions, January 2022) $240,000 (Fanatics Collect, August 2023) $227,999 (Fanatics Collect, November 2024) $218,750 (Heritage Auctions, December 2023) $212,500 (Heritage Auctions, April 2023) $210,000 (Fanatics Collect, June 2022) $195,200 (Goldin Auctions, February 2024) $192,000 (Fanatics Collect, January 2024) $180,000 (Sotheby's Auction, September 2024) $172,026 (Goldin Auctions, May 2024) $168,000 (Fanatics Collect, February 2024) $162,000 (Heritage Auctions, September 2022) Other Base Set Charizards In addition to the 1st Edition variant, there are two other variants of Charizard in the Pokmon TCGs Base Set: Shadowless and Unlimited
This was the start of the Pokmon Trading Card Game, and the Base Set included legendary cards such as Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur
Again, resolving the Void against non-white versions is a gg most of the time
That means these cards with two types can either be used by paying the full ink cost in the top left or having a character sing it
