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The card is a cornerstone of any serious vintage Pokemon collection, a benchmark for the broader market, and one of the most liquid and consistently traded high-end cards in the hobby
personally a lot of the time its for PC purchases so im not too worried about resale value, but sometimes you can get pretty lucky and ive successfully crossed plenty of not pristine CGC 10s over to PSA 10s

Here are the top valued cards of Pokmon TCG: Scarlet & Violet 151, with market values observed on TCGPlayer as of this writing: Charizard ex Special Illustration Rare 199/165: $246.76 Venusaur ex Special Illustration Rare 198/165: $81.98 Blastoise ex Special Illustration Rare 200/165: $77.03 Zapdos ex Special Illustration Rare 202/165: $72.51 Charmander Illustration Rare 168/165: $57.28 Alakazam ex Special Illustration Rare 201/165: $45.17 Squirtle Illustration Rare 170/165: $45.09 Bulbasaur Illustration Rare 166/165: $40.32 Charmeleon Illustration Rare 169/165: $35.52 Pikachu Illustration Rare 173/165: $35.52 Wartortle Illustration Rare 171/165: $31.20 Charizard ex Full Art 183/165: $30.59 Ivysaur Illustration Rare 167/165: $30.08 Psyduck Illustration Rare 175/165: $27.98 Dragonair Illustration Rare 181/165: $26.19 We last checked in on this set in September, and cards were up, up, up