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The four Charmander cards with the highest raw near-mint price right now.
Charmander cards list
Every Charmander card in English sets. Filter by series, set or rarity, or sort by price, number or release date.
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Charmander
Base Set
046/102
US$3.24
Up 31.9% in 7 days
Charmander
Evolutions
009/108
US$2.73
Down 28.6% in 7 days
Charmander
Hidden Fates
007/068US$1.46
Up 16.7% in 7 days
Charmander
Burning Shadows
018/147US$1.13
Charmander
151
004/165US$0.39
Down 18.2% in 7 days
Charmander
Obsidian Flames
026/197US$0.34
Up 14.3% in 7 days
Charmander
Phantasmal Flames
011/094US$0.31
Down 14.3% in 7 days
Charmander
Paldean Fates
007/091US$0.30
Down 28.6% in 7 days
Charmander
Ascended Heroes
020/217US$0.17
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About Charmander
Charmander is the first stage of the Charizard line, and its cards sell on that connection. The Base Set Common, 46/102, is the original, and Evolutions reprinted it with the same artwork in 2016.
Charmander has had a card in almost every Kanto-themed set. The Charmander Illustration Rare from 151 is one of the most collected cards in that set after the Special Illustration Rares, and Obsidian Flames, Burning Shadows and Hidden Fates each have their own Charmander as well.
Most Charmander Commons stay cheap, but collectors building a Charizard collection usually buy the whole line, so demand is steadier than for most Commons. Vintage 1st Edition copies and illustration cards are worth the most.
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