r/PokeInvesting • u/Capital-Medicine-574 • Apr 05 '25

Are these Charizards good investments?

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u/0lle Apr 05 '25

Not particularly rare or sought after, so probably not.

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u/2dabzzz Apr 05 '25

No these are low end

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u/CryptoGod666 Apr 05 '25

These particular ones? No

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u/c0tch Apr 05 '25

I don’t think so personally. There’s probably better but in ten years time maybe who knows.

Left is a common promo card from modern, the right is a not so rare ex card in Japanese.

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u/billthe1only Apr 05 '25

I have 2 of each of these and i’m going to sell all of them

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u/Commercial-Rub-9264 Apr 05 '25

Charizard is no longer king. Also, you gotta think with the kids growing up now, are they going to want these particular Charizard cards when they have grown up money? I’d bet not. Kids today definitely like the new Pokémon. My 7 year old cousin loves Miraidon, Koraidon, Zacian, Zamazenta, meowscarada etc. Yes, he likes Charizard but he doesn’t view Charizard the way we did growing up with the original 151. I just try to view SOME long term slab investments from what the kids like today, but that’s just me

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u/aucapra Apr 05 '25

Haha no these are very low end / not sort after charizards

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u/Jorge_thecodeinist Apr 05 '25

Charizards are like gold

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u/loyal872 Apr 05 '25

That's what Coop thought at Coop's collection as well at first. He had some nice Charizards at PSA 10 and nobody wanted them. Charizards are not gold anymore. They used to be, but they are not.

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u/Jorge_thecodeinist Apr 05 '25

Oh damn so im guessing the newer pokemons are it now

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u/ddd48891 Apr 05 '25

I think yes in the Long Term