Charizard (No-Rarity)
リザードン（マークなし）
Value ranges
Editorial estimate based on recent public eBay sold listings. The live price the app shows is always more accurate — these are a snapshot.
Identification notes
Identified by the absence of the rarity-symbol circle in the lower-right of the card text box.
About Japanese Base Set (1996)
The original 1996 Japanese release — three years before English Base Set. 'No-Rarity' first prints (no circle/diamond/star mark) are the holy grail.
Frequently asked
How much is Charizard (No-Rarity) from Japanese Base Set (1996) worth?
Value depends on print run (1st Edition vs Shadowless vs Unlimited, or Japanese No-Rarity vs symboled) and condition. Scan the card with Card Snap to pull the live eBay median raw, PSA 9, and PSA 10 sold prices for the exact print run you hold.
Is Charizard (No-Rarity) worth grading?
If the raw eBay sold price is above ~$50 and the card has strong centering, sharp corners, clean edges, and a clean surface, grading is usually positive expected value. Card Snap's worth-grading calculator runs the break-even math automatically using current PSA fees and live eBay sold prices.
How do I know if Charizard (No-Rarity) is real?
The most reliable check is the light test (real cards are opaque; fakes glow). Also check holo pattern, back-design color, font kerning, and edge cross-section. Card Snap flags suspected counterfeits when any of these signals diverge from the legitimate print run.
Got a Charizard (No-Rarity)? See its real eBay sold price.
Card Snap reads the set symbol, rarity, edition, and language. The PSA sub-grade and sold prices appear on one screen.
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