Charizard 4/102 Value by Print Run: 133 Real Sales

Charizard 4/102 sold between $345 and $3,600 depending on the grade, across 133 verified eBay sales. Here is the whole curve, and the one step on it that actually costs money.

Three cards, one number

Charizard 4/102 exists as 1st Edition, Shadowless, Unlimited. Same artwork, same number, wildly different money. Below: 133 verified eBay sales, 2026-02-17 to 2026-09-12, split by print run and cleaned with the same filter our app uses.

Where the grade does pay

Inside Unlimited, the version most people actually own, the one step worth paying for is PSA 8 to PSA 9: $1,328 to $3,600, +171%. Every other step on that scale is smaller.

At the bottom the scale flattens out: the lowest grades sell within a few tens of dollars of each other, because down there you are buying the card, not the condition.

One more thing that will skew your search

The Celebrations Classic Collection reprint carries the exact same 4/102 on its face. It is a 2021 card wearing a 1999 card’s number, and it sits in the same search results all day long. If a price sits far off every chart above, check that before you believe it.

So: solid investment?

The card trades constantly. 133 sales in this window alone, so liquidity is not the question. The question is which of the three you are buying, and whether the seller knew. Shadowless copies are 3 times the money at the same grade, which is exactly why the title of a listing deserves more of your attention than the photo.

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