Charizard
Japanese Base Set · 006
Charizard 006 (No Rarity Symbol holo, PSA 10): last verified sale $300,000 on Dec 17, 2023 (Heritage Auctions). Not enough verified sales in the last 90 days for a market price. Source: CardVolume, cardvolume.com/pokemon/japanese-base-set/charizard-no-rarity-006-japanese/, as of Sep 27, 2026.
Charizard 006 (No Rarity Symbol holo, CGC 9.5): last verified sale $93,750 on Jul 7, 2023 (Heritage Auctions). Not enough verified sales in the last 90 days for a market price. Source: CardVolume, cardvolume.com/pokemon/japanese-base-set/charizard-no-rarity-006-japanese/, as of Sep 27, 2026.
Values as of Sep 27, 2026 in USD. Market price = median of at least 5 qualifying sales of this exact version and grade in the last 90 days. Methodology
Key facts
- CardVolume lists 2 verified sales of the Charizard 006 (Japanese Base Set) as of September 27, 2026.
- No grade has the 5 verified sales in 90 days needed for a market price; the most recent verified sale was $300,000 for a No Rarity Symbol holo PSA 10 on December 17, 2023 at Heritage Auctions.
- The highest verified sale on record is $300,000 for a No Rarity Symbol holo PSA 10 on December 17, 2023 at Heritage Auctions.
Updated · Only verified or cross-checked sales count · How we verify · Data: Markdown, JSON
Sales history
| Date | Version | Grade | Price | Venue | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 17, 2023 | No Rarity Symbol holo | PSA 10 | $300,000 incl. buyer's premium | Heritage Auctions auction Heritage archive search shows Auction 7337 Lot 37089 sold for $300,000; relate… | Cross-checked | Open |
| Jul 7, 2023 | No Rarity Symbol holo | CGC 9.5 | $93,750 incl. buyer's premium | Heritage Auctions auction CGC 9.5 result kept separate from PSA 10 sales. | Cross-checked | Open |
| Sep 23, 2022 | No Rarity Symbol holo | PSA 10 | $264,000 incl. buyer's premium | Heritage Auctions auction Heritage lot states 20% buyer's premium per lot. | Reported | Open |
Verified: an editor or automated check confirmed the figure on the source page. Cross-checked: an independent second research pass reopened the source and confirmed it. Reported: cited by research but not re-checked; never used in metrics. Asking prices are never listed here.
Price chart
No Rarity Symbol holo · PSA 10
Fewer than two qualifying sales for PSA 10; no chart.
No Rarity Symbol holo · CGC 9.5
Fewer than two qualifying sales for CGC 9.5; no chart.
Graded population
No sourced population figure yet.
Population counts copies graded by one company in one grade. It is not a print run and it grows with every submission. Why population is not print run
Grading math for this card
Prefilled with the latest qualifying sale for each grade where one exists. Replace any value with your own. We never suggest what grade your copy will get.
Formula from Grading: condition, uncertainty, and economics: grading pays only if your honest chance of the high grade exceeds (raw net + cost − other-outcome net) ÷ (high-grade net − other-outcome net). The 13% fee is an editable assumption, not a quoted tariff.
About Charizard
This is the Japanese Base Set Charizard #006 holo from the early no-rarity-symbol printing. Collectors search for it because the missing rarity symbol separates it from later Japanese Base Set copies and gives it a distinct sale history.
Why this card matters
Verified factThe no-rarity-symbol Charizard is searched because it represents an early Japanese Base Set printing of the best-known Base Set artwork. Heritage describes the missing rarity symbol in the lower-right area as the indicator for the first print run, and its 2022 lot page records a PSA 10 sale at $264,000. The evidence supports a distinct variant, not a general statement that every Japanese Base Set Charizard is the same card. [1][2]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factThe exact card is Japanese Charizard #006 from Base Set with holofoil and no rarity symbol. The practical check is visual: compare the lower-right area where Japanese Base Set cards normally carry rarity information, then confirm the PSA or auction title uses No Rarity Symbol. A regular Japanese Base Set Charizard, an English Base Set Charizard, and a signed/sketched slab are separate objects. The collector number, language, holo treatment, and no-rarity feature all need to match before a sale is used as a comp. [1][2][3]
What moves the price between versions and grades
Verified factThe biggest split is between no-rarity-symbol copies and later Japanese Base Set copies with rarity symbols, followed by grader and grade. Heritage's opened search results show a PSA 10 no-rarity Charizard at $300,000 on December 17, 2023 and a PSA 10 at $264,000 on September 23, 2022; the same results also show lower-grade and signed/sketched records that should not be merged with unsigned PSA 10 sales. A CGC or BGS grade is a separate comp pool. [2][3]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisAuthenticity work should compare against official references; multiple checks; no destructive tests; copied cert numbers exist. For this card, confirm the Japanese card back and front, #006 numbering, holo pattern, Arita artwork, missing rarity symbol, and slab label. Because the premium depends heavily on a small printed detail, blurry front photos are not enough. A valid cert lookup supports the record, but the physical slab, label, and card in the seller's photos still need to match. [1][2]
What people get wrong about this card
Based on the claims our guides decline to adopt: Risk and strategy · Case studies and corrections
Frequently asked questions
How do I tell a no-rarity Japanese Charizard from a regular Japanese Base Set Charizard?
How much did a PSA 10 no-rarity Charizard sell for at Heritage in 2022?
Was there a later $300,000 Heritage result?
Is Japanese no-rarity Charizard the same as English 1st Edition Charizard?
Sources
- Pokemon Charizard 006 Japanese Base Set PSA GEM MT 10 No Rarity Symbol Lot #36118 — Heritage Auctions (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
- GEM MT 10 Charizard Leads Heritage Trading Card Games Auction Above $2.2 Million — Heritage Auctions (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
- Heritage archive search for no-rarity Charizard results — Heritage Auctions (accessed Sep 26, 2026)
Not yet established
- A claimed 2026 Goldin high-water sale was not entered because the primary page was not opened with full sale details.
- No official manufacturer statement establishing the exact no-rarity print quantity was found.
- No population rows were entered because opened sources did not provide a current as-of date.
Research: Codex research pass (live web) · automated source checks · independent cross-check · generated Sep 26, 2026 · reviewed by CardVolume editorial (owner-approved) on Sep 27, 2026 · updated Sep 27, 2026. Found an error? Report it.
