One of the most sought-after and recognizable Pokémon cards ever created is the 1999 Pokémon Base Set Charizard Holofoil card #4. This iconic card was produced in three variations: Base Unlimited, ...

The card, a first-edition 1999 Pokémon Charizard No. 4 card, was from the game's first print run in English and had been given a perfect grading, CNN reported. There have only been 121 cards given ...

Want to jump straight to how to invest in a first edition Charizard Pokémon Card for less than $1? You can use Public.com to buy fractional shares of the card. Investing in a First Edition Charizard ...

Heritage Auctions, an auction house based in Dallas, Texas that deals primarily with auctions pertaining to comics, video games, trading cards, and other such collectible items, has put a rare, 1st ...

Like most collectibles, Pokémon cards are hard to explain to people who are not familiar with the ecosystem, but some are worth a lot of money. But just like baseball trading cards or any host of ...

A rare, first-edition 1999 Pokémon Charizard No. 4 card sold for $336,000 at auction, CNN reported. According to the report, the Charizard card is from the game’s first English print run and is one of ...

Only somebody who’s gone completely Mimikyu would think about destroying an ultra-rare, $200,000 first edition holographic Charizard Pokémon card for the sake of making a small statue. Thankfully, ...

March 9 (UPI) --A rare, first-edition Pokemon card that had been expected to sell for $200,000 ended up fetching a high bid of $336,000 in an auction. Heritage Auctions said the Pokemon Trading Card ...

When Twitter user Vidya Research was a kid, he did what you’re supposed to do with collectibles: wrap them up so they’re kept safe. His dad traveled with the Air Force, and every so often he’d send ...

Logan Paul rolled into Hard Rock Stadium in Miami with a special piece of jewelry around his neck. Though it wasn’t what fighters are usually seen rocking, it was worth as much as the best of them — ...

card for the sake of making a small statue. Thankfully, YouTuber and maker of “tiny nerdy things” North of the Border has not gone completely Mimikyu. That’s why he used a faux first edition Charizard ...