Charizard Card Price Ladder: 10 Prints From ¥215,000 to ¥17,000

Charizard (リザードン) has always been hard currency in Japan’s card market. This time we picked 10 cards with “リザードン” in the name that recorded real, ungraded sales in Japan’s market over the past 30 days, and lined them up from the priciest at ¥215,000 down to the cheapest at ¥17,000 — a full price ladder. It runs from a Mega Charizard X ex MUR that only entered circulation in 2025 down to a Charizard V SSR from 2020, spanning ten different prints, print years and distribution routes.

TL;DR

What does each rung of this price ladder actually represent?

What makes this ladder interesting isn’t which card is priciest or cheapest — it’s what each rung actually represents. Is it a top rarity from a brand-new set, or a 1st Edition reprint of a classic? A random pull from a booster pack, or a promo distributed only for an anniversary? That context, more than a rarity-tier abbreviation on its own, is usually what actually sets the price.

This list is built from actual sale records in Japan’s market, tracked over a 30-day window (as of 2026-09-06, HKT). To qualify, a card’s name must include “リザードン” (Charizard) and it must have recorded at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales in the past 90 days. Ranking is by the 30-day raw median sale price, high to low. The raw price covers Raw/Ungraded grades, with any single outlier sale excluded, and self-trades by B4U/BSO excluded. These figures reflect actual sales over the past 30 days only — not a price forecast.

The 10 Charizard prints, ranked by price

1. #1

   

   メガリザードンXex MUR

   Mega Charizard X ex

   MUR · M2 116/080

   Inferno X (2025)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥215,000

   Print Notes

   M2-116 is the Mega Charizard X ex MUR print from the 2025 “Inferno X” expansion — the highest median in this list at ¥215,000. It’s the most recently released print among the ten, and the only MUR-rarity print in this set on this list.

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2. #2

   

   メガリザードンXex SAR

   Mega Charizard X ex

   SAR · M2 110/080

   Inferno X (2025)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥115,000

   Print Notes

   M2-110 is also from the “Inferno X” expansion, the SAR print of the same Mega Charizard X ex, with a ¥115,000 median. For the same character in the same set, the SAR print sits below the MUR print in price — showing how much the rarity tier itself can move the price.

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3. #3

   

   リザードン R :1ED

   Charizard

   R · CP6 011/087

   20th Anniversary Concept Pack (2016)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥105,000

   Print Notes

   CP6-011 is the Charizard R-rarity 1st Edition print from the 2016 “20th Anniversary” concept pack — the only 1st Edition print in this list and the oldest print year among all ten. Its ¥105,000 median sits above several 2023 SAR-rarity prints further down this list, showing that a classic reprint can matter for price just as much as the rarity-tier abbreviation.

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4. #4

   

   リザードン: プロモ

   Charizard

   Promo · S8A_P 001/025

   25th Anniversary Promo Card Pack (2021)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥83,000

   Print Notes

   S8A_P-001 is the Charizard print distributed through the 2021 “25th Anniversary” promo card pack — not pulled from a booster pack but an officially limited commemorative promo, which is why it carries no standard rarity-tier abbreviation. Its ¥83,000 median is the only print in this list priced on its anniversary-promo status rather than a print rarity tier.

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5. #5

   

   リザードンex SAR

   Charizard ex

   SAR · SV2A 201/165

   Pokemon Card 151 (2023)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥75,000

   Print Notes

   SV2A-201 is the Charizard ex SAR print from the 2023 “Pokemon Card 151” enhanced expansion, with a ¥75,000 median. This set, which revisits the original 151 Pokemon, is one of the most popular expansions in recent years.

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6. #6

   

   リザードンex SAR

   Charizard ex

   SAR · SV3 134/108

   Ruler of the Black Flame (2023)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥50,000

   Print Notes

   SV3-134 is the Charizard ex SAR print from the 2023 “Ruler of the Black Flame” expansion, with a ¥50,000 median. It’s also a 2023 Charizard ex SAR, yet priced below SV2A-201 — showing that even with the same rarity and character, print run and popularity still vary noticeably by set.

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7. #7

   

   リザードンex SAR

   Charizard ex

   SAR · SV4A 349/190

   Shiny Treasure ex (2023)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥43,000

   Print Notes

   SV4A-349 is the Charizard ex SAR print from the 2023 “Shiny Treasure ex” high-class expansion, with a ¥43,000 median — the third Charizard ex SAR from 2023 on this list. The three SAR prints (SV2A-201, SV3-134, SV4A-349) run from ¥75,000 to ¥43,000, showing how wide a price range can sit under a single rarity-tier abbreviation.

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8. #8

   

   リザードンV SR: SA

   Charizard V

   SR · S9 103/100

   Star Birth (2022)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥42,500

   Print Notes

   S9-103 is the Charizard V SR special-art print from the 2022 “Star Birth” expansion, with a ¥42,500 median. This print and #9 on this list, the Charizard VSTAR HR, both come from “Star Birth” — yet the SR print here is priced above the HR one, showing SR doesn’t always sit below HR even within the same set.

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9. #9

   

   リザードンVSTAR HR

   Charizard VSTAR

   HR · S9 118/100

   Star Birth (2022)

   30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

   ¥17,800

   Print Notes

   S9-118 is also from the 2022 “Star Birth” expansion, the Charizard VSTAR HR print, with a ¥17,800 median. HR is usually considered a tier above SR, but on this list it’s priced below the same set’s Charizard V SR (#8, ¥42,500) — an example of the rarity-tier abbreviation not always tracking price order.

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10. #10

    

    リザードンV SSR

    Charizard V

    SSR · S4A 307/190

    Shiny Star V (2020)

    30-Day Median (Raw/Ungraded)

    ¥17,000

    Print Notes

    S4A-307 is the Charizard V SSR print from the 2020 “Shiny Star V” high-class expansion, with a ¥17,000 median — the lowest of the ten prints here and the earliest-released SSR on this list. Even though SSR is usually considered a top rarity tier, this result shows a rarity-tier abbreviation is not an absolute price guarantee across different sets and years.

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At a glance: what qualifies

What time window does this cover?

Actual Japanese-market sale records over the past 30 days, as of 2026-09-06 (HKT).

What’s the eligibility bar?

A card’s name must include “リザードン” (Charizard), with at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales recorded in the past 90 days.

How is the ranking calculated?

By the 30-day raw median sale price, high to low.

Does “raw” include ungraded cards?

Yes — raw price covers Raw/Ungraded grades, with any single outlier sale and B4U/BSO self-trades excluded.

FAQ

Why does a 2016 print (CP6-011, R, 1st Edition) cost more than several newer SAR prints?

Because price doesn’t follow the rarity-tier abbreviation alone. CP6-011 is a 1st Edition reprint from the 2016 20th Anniversary expansion — one of the most iconic Charizard prints — with a ¥105,000 median, higher than SV2A (¥75,000), SV3 (¥50,000) and SV4A (¥43,000), three SAR-rarity prints released in 2023. Print year, print scarcity and nostalgia value often matter as much as the rarity tier, or more.

Are these 10 every Charizard print ever released?

No. These are prints whose name includes “リザードン” (Charizard) and that recorded at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales in the past 90 days — not Charizard’s full print history. Some prints may simply have fewer than 3 sales in that window and so don’t appear here.

Why does the SR print from Star Birth (¥42,500) cost more than the HR print from the same set (¥17,800)?

Because a rarity-tier abbreviation isn’t an absolute price ladder across every set — each rarity’s actual price still depends on that print’s own run size and how popular its artwork is. In this list, the Charizard V SR (special-art) from Star Birth has a ¥42,500 median, higher than the Charizard VSTAR HR’s ¥17,800 — even though HR is usually considered a tier above SR.

Source: actual Japanese-market sale records, 30-day window as of 2026-09-06 (HKT). This reflects past sales only, not a price forecast — check Collect2Day for live listing prices.