Charizard ex price — every version of the card and which is worth the most
Charizard ex has been printed more than a dozen times — from a pack card worth a few euros to illustrations worth hundreds. All versions with live prices and how to identify yours.
“Charizard ex” covers many different cards from different sets and years, and their prices differ up to a hundredfold. Here are all versions in our database, most valuable first.
Every Charizard ex with prices
Why are there so many versions?
Charizard is the best-selling Pokémon, so it returns in almost every era. In one set the same card can appear as a Double Rare, an Ultra Rare full art, a Special Illustration Rare (usually the set’s chase card) and a gold Hyper Rare, plus promos from boxes and events.
How to identify your Charizard ex
- Card number “123/165” — a first number higher than the second means a secret rare.
- Set symbol and regulation mark (a letter in a box, e.g. G, H, I).
- Rarity symbol — stars: two black stars for Double Rare, gold stars for the top rarities.
Search “Charizard ex” and the number in our search to land on the right page.
Charizard ex vs classic Charizard
The 1999 Base Set holo and the e-Card Charizards are in a different price league:
Will Charizard ex go up?
Nobody can predict it. Historically the rarest illustrations of popular Pokémon dip right after release and often recover once a set goes out of print, while Double Rares, printed in huge numbers, rarely gain. Each card page compares today’s price with the 30-day average, and you can set a price alert.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Charizard ex 199/165?
It is the Special Illustration Rare from the 151 set. Its current price is in the table above and on the card page, updated daily from Cardmarket.
Is a Charizard ex from a booster worth anything?
The regular Double Rare usually costs a few euros. Value rises with full-art and gold versions.
What is the difference between Charizard ex and Charizard EX?
Upper-case EX cards are from the XY era (2013–2016); lower-case ex cards are from the 2003–2007 ex era and today’s Scarlet & Violet. They are different cards with different prices.
Is the Japanese Charizard ex cheaper?
Usually, but not always — Japanese versions have different numbers and their own prices.
Sources
Prices in this article come from the Cardometer database (Cardmarket trend) and refresh automatically. Informational only, not investment advice.
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