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Charizard-GX SM195/248
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More: Charizard in the Pokédex · Pokémon-GX
Card facts
- First Charizard-GX card ever printed: SM Black Star Promos (2017). Every later Charizard-GX card is a reprint or a new card.
- Printed once: the Attack Raging Destruction exists on this card and no other.
- One of a kind: this exact Attack Steam Artillery (its damage and text) was printed on this card only; other cards share the name, not the move.
- Printed once: the Attack Dreadful Flames-GX exists on this card and no other.
Where the price comes from
| Source | Price | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Market Price* (TCGplayer, ungraded Near Mint) | $31.23 | catalog price |
| Amazon | — | price feed not open yet; use the link |
* Market Price is TCGplayer's market figure for an ungraded Near Mint copy. eBay figures are asking prices and bids with shipping to the US, as our scans saw them. Graded copies are priced apart.
Prices by finish
TCGplayer's low, market and high for each finish this print was sold in.
| Finish | Low | Market* | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holofoil | $18.10 | $31.23 | $299.95 |
Attacks
| Attack | Cost | Damage | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raging Destruction | Fire | Discard the top 8 cards of your deck. If any of those cards are Fire Energy cards, attach them to this Pokémon. | |
| Steam Artillery | Fire Fire Colorless Colorless Colorless | 200 | |
| Dreadful Flames-GX | Fire Fire Colorless Colorless Colorless | 250 | Discard an Energy from each of your opponent's Pokémon. (You can't use more than 1 GX attack in a game.) |
In play
Charizard-GX is a Pokémon (Fire type) card with 250 HP, weak to Water×2. It evolves from Charmeleon.
Collector notes
This print is number SM195/248 in the SM Black Star Promos expansion, with Promo rarity, illustrated by Framestore.
