This beautiful Charizard 4/102 Holo from the original Pokmon Base Set released in 1999 has been professionally CGC graded Mint 9, making it an outstanding high grade example of one of the most iconic and recognisable cards in the entire hobby
Sort Card Type Roaring Moon #109Rare $0.15 Roaring Moon #109Rare $0.19 Roaring Moon #65Rare $0.16 Roaring Moon #11Promo $0.61 Roaring Moon #100Common $0.16 Roaring Moon #51Rare $0.20 Roaring Moon - 2024 (Sakuya O.) #109Rare $1.89 Roaring Moon (Master Ball Pattern) #100Common $6.46 Roaring Moon (Mirror Foil) #100Common $0.78 Roaring Moon (Poke Ball Pattern) #65Rare $0.44 Roaring Moon ex #124Double Rare $1.38 Roaring Moon ex #124Double Rare $0.70 Roaring Moon ex #162Special Illustration Rare $181.26 Roaring Moon ex - 054/066 #54Double Rare $0.35 Roaring Moon ex - 067 #67Promo $2.32 Roaring Moon ex - 067 #67Promo $0.91 Roaring Moon ex - 084/066 #84Super Rare $3.08 Roaring Moon ex - 090/066 #90Special Art Rare $40.91 Roaring Moon ex - 093/066 #93Ultra Rare $7.84 Roaring Moon ex - 101/187 #101Double Rare $0.30 Roaring Moon ex - 218/187 #218Special Art Rare $38.14 Roaring Moon ex - 229/182 #229Ultra Rare $3.77 Roaring Moon ex - 251/182 #251Special Illustration Rare $40.42 Roaring Moon ex - 262/182 #262Hyper Rare $7.42 Roaring Moon ex #162Special Illustration Rare $181.26 Roaring Moon ex - 090/066 #90Special Art Rare $40.91 Roaring Moon ex - 251/182 #251Special Illustration Rare $40.42 Roaring Moon ex - 218/187 #218Special Art Rare $38.14 Roaring Moon ex - 093/066 #93Ultra Rare $7.84 Roaring Moon ex - 262/182 #262Hyper Rare $7.42 Roaring Moon (Master Ball Pattern) #100Common $6.46 Roaring Moon ex - 229/182 #229Ultra Rare $3.77 Roaring Moon ex - 084/066 #84Super Rare $3.08
That's largely because of resellers scooping up as many units as they can at every opportunity before flogging them back to fans at a huge mark-up (yep, it's gross)
It dies, and only dealt one damage back
The only downside this has is that you might not be able to activate it if you have most of the Fusion Strike energies copies on your hand, prizes, or discard pile, its effectiveness, therefore, being reduced every turn
I'm still not over-the-moon for this as you might sometimes 2-for-1 yourself if you need to trade a creature and this for an opponent's guy
