Charmander — the Fire-type Kanto starter and the most beloved first stage in the hobby, riding Charizard's fame. Its cards span EX-era holos, scarce Delta Species prints, and the modern Scarlet & Violet illustration chases.
Charmander is the starter that launched a thousand collections — the one you picked, the one that becomes Charizard. None of its own cards are five-figure grails, but every era keeps reprinting the little lizard, and the early holos and Delta Species oddities quietly climb. Priciest first.
EX Dragon (2003) gave Charmander an unusually sharp holo, and it's stayed the scarcest standard print of the line — the rare case where the pre-evolution outruns the crowd. The top Charmander on the board.
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When 151 landed in 2023 it rebuilt the original Kanto roster card-for-card, and nostalgia did the rest. This Charmander became an instant modern favourite on the back of the set's runaway popularity.
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A 2008 Diamond & Pearl-era holo beloved for its cozy artwork — Charmander curled by a campfire is exactly the kind of art that outlives the format it was printed in.
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A 2023 Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promo, handed out at events and in special products. Promo Charmanders always find an audience, and this one is no exception.
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FireRed & LeafGreen (2004) was the EX era's Kanto homecoming, and its Charmander carries that throwback warmth in a clean, affordable holo.
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Paldean Fates (2024) is the modern shiny set, and a shiny Charmander is about as chase-able as bulk gets — collectors snap these up by the boxful.
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The e-Card era opened with Expedition in 2002, dot-code borders and all. This Charmander is a tidy, low-cost piece of that strange transitional moment in the hobby.
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The 2019 Shiny Vault turned shiny hunting into its own subset, and its Charmander is one of the friendlier entry points into that beloved mini-collection.
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A Delta Species Charmander from POP Series 5, the scarce 2007 organized-play set you could only earn by competing. Limited distribution makes it punch above its modest price.
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A Sword & Shield-era promo (2021) — the most attainable Charmander here, and a perfectly nice place to start the collection.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Charmander — Dragon #98 | ~$192 raw |
| 02 | Charmander — 151 #168 | ~$100 raw |
| 03 | Charmander — Stormfront #101 | ~$89 raw |
| 04 | Charmander — Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos #44 | ~$67 raw |
| 05 | Charmander — FireRed & LeafGreen #113 | ~$50 raw |
| 06 | Charmander — Paldean Fates #109 | ~$44 raw |
| 07 | Charmander — Expedition Base Set #98 | ~$34 raw |
| 08 | Charmander — Hidden Fates Shiny Vault #SV6 | ~$28 raw |
| 09 | Charmander δ — POP Series 5 #10 | ~$18 raw |
| 10 | Charmander — SWSH Black Star Promos #SWSH232 | ~$15 |
| 11 | Charmander — Generations #RC3 | ~$14 raw |
| 12 | Charmander — Expedition Base Set #97 | ~$13 |
| 13 | Charmander — Team Rocket #50 | ~$13 |
| 14 | Blaine's Charmander — Gym Heroes #61 | ~$11 |
| 15 | Charmander — SWSH Black Star Promos #SWSH092 | ~$9.06 |
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