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Skyridge (2003)Crystal Holo (Secret-tier)2003Fire

Crystal Charizard (Skyridge)

How much is Crystal Charizard worth? — live price & value guide

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

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$3,590.17

▲ 600.7% over 18d

Jul 8Aug 15

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Pokédex

Year: 2003
Card no.: 146/144
National Dex: #6
Type: Fire
Language: English

A Skyridge Crystal secret rare from a lightly-printed English set, one of the scarcest modern-vintage Charizards in high grade.

Why Crystal Charizard holds value

Crystal Charizard is a secret-tier chase from Skyridge, a set famous for low print numbers at the very end of the e-Card era, making its Crystal cards among the toughest vintage pulls. The combination of the Charizard name, the special Crystal treatment, and Skyridge's limited distribution keeps demand high and supply low. Gem-grade examples are considered elite vintage grails.

+A 'Crystal' Pokémon, a special holo treatment featuring a distinctive crystalline design.
+Printed in Skyridge, the last set of the e-Card era.
+Skyridge had limited distribution, making its secret-tier Crystal cards especially scarce.

Grades to watch

PSA 10PSA 9BGS 9.5CGC 9

PSA 10 vs PSA 9 vs raw for Crystal Charizard

Treat PSA 10, PSA 9, and raw near-mint as separate markets. Match grade in sold comps before you compare live asks. Canadians should add shipping before calling a US listing a deal.

Graded vs raw guide · PSA 10 vs raw for Canadians · How much is my card worth?

Frequently asked

What is a Crystal Pokémon card?

Crystal Pokémon were a special e-Card era subset with a unique crystalline holographic treatment and a dual-type theme, sitting above the normal rarity slots.

Why is Skyridge considered a hard set to collect?

Skyridge saw limited print and distribution as the e-Card era wound down, so its rarest cards, including Crystal Charizard, are difficult to find in any grade.