Though the most expensive Charizard cards are typically the oldest - such as the Pokmon TCG 's current most valuable Charizard card, a holographic edition from the 1999 base set - plenty of the more recently-released Charizards still manage to garner a hefty price tag
PSA, for example, rates their cards from PSA 1 to 10, with PSA 10 being the highest rating, implying that a card is in perfect condition or Gem Mint
During the early years, the first print run of each set was printed with the 1st Edition symbol and these are generally considered to be very rare and usually much more valuable than other print runs
For instance, Base Set Pokemon cards had four different print runs, and the UK 4th Print Base Set is distinguished by its 1999-2000 date[^1^]
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