What's your grail worth?

The most iconic Pokémon card ever printed, and the vintage grail most collectors chase first.

The true holy grail — the 1st Edition Base Set Charizard sits at the top of nearly every want list.

The rarest Pokémon card in the world — a promo awarded through 1990s illustration contests.

A vintage grail infamous for centering issues that make true gem-mint copies genuinely rare.

One-third of the Base Set starter trio and a blue-chip vintage holo in its own right.

The third Base Set starter holo — the quiet blue-chip of the original trio.

The crown jewel of the Gold Star era — one of the most coveted mid-2000s chase cards.

The genetically engineered psychic legend from the set that launched the Pokémon TCG in English.

Card number one of the original Base Set and a classic psychic holo.

The fearsome Atrocious Pokémon holo from the original Base Set.

The 1st Edition holo included in every Base Set two-player starter deck.

The villainous Team Rocket twist on the most famous Pokémon of all.

The dazzling alternate-coloration Charizard that closed out the vintage Neo era.

The crystal-type chase card from Skyridge, the final e-Card era set.

A promotional Gold Star Eeveelution distributed through the limited POP Series 5 set.

Nicknamed 'Moonbreon', the most sought-after modern chase card and the face of the Evolving Skies boom.

A moody, fan-loved alt art from Fusion Strike and a staple of modern chase lists.

A dramatic Lost Origin alt art widely rated one of the best-looking modern cards.

Moonbreon's Evolving Skies sibling — a soft, fan-favorite Eeveelution alt art.

The face of the nostalgia-fueled 151 set and a standout modern special illustration rare.

The full-art alternate Charizard V that became a defining modern chase card.

The Special Illustration Rare Charizard ex from a set built around the character.

The soaring alt-art Rayquaza VMAX from the highly collected Evolving Skies set.

The rainbow rare 'Chonkachu' that became one of Pikachu's most beloved modern cards.