Charizard-Holo — PSA 9 graded slab

Triumph · Pokémon Diamond Pack

Charizard-HoloPokémon Base Set (1st Edition) · #4 · 1999

App valuation $67,598.96 27.0× the $2,500 pack price
Odds of a pull in this value band 3.7% $5,500–$95,502 band · 3.7% Normal / 8.4% High
Set
Pokémon Base Set (1st Edition)
Card number
#4
Year
1999
Grade
PSA 9
PSA cert
20825761
App valuation
$67,598.96

How to read this

Triumph values this slab at $67,598.96. That's 27.0× the $2,500 it costs to open the pack — which is exactly why it's showcased. But a pull landing anywhere in its $5,500–$95,502 value band carries a 3.7% chance, so this is the ceiling, not the expectation. The slab is graded PSA 9 — one step below a perfect grade, which materially affects value.

The grader's certification number (20825761) is legible on the slab label in our source screenshot, so this specific card is independently checkable against PSA's own records.

What this card sells for, independently

From PriceCharting, which does not sell packs. The app's own valuation sits above.

Ungraded market price

$6,472

Matched to Charizard [1st Edition] #4, Pokemon Base Set.

This is the price of an ungraded copy. The card on this page is graded PSA 9, and graded copies sell for more — often far more — so treat this as a floor rather than as what this slab is worth. The app values this slab at $67,599. The two are not like for like and we do not divide one by the other.

What it has done since we started watching

22 readings from PriceCharting, Oct 2 to Nov 2. Ungraded, as everywhere else on this page.

$6,472-19.3% from $8,023low $6,472 · high $12,706

Also captured in the Pokémon Diamond Pack

Captured from the Triumph app on 2026-09-03. The valuation is the app's own live fair-market-value figure at that moment and will drift over time. We are not affiliated with Triumph; card names and images belong to their respective owners.