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Pokémon Charizard #9/12 – Box Topper – 2003 Skyridge – PSA 3

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Pokémon Charizard #9/12 – Box Topper – 2003 Skyridge – PSA 3 Selling a rare and sought-after Charizard Box Topper card from the Skyridge series (2003) This is a Box Topper card (#9/12) graded by PSA to Grade 3, making it a true collector’s item with verified authenticity. The grade is a very hard 3 in my opinion, as I personally think it deserves a higher grade. Charizard is one of the most iconic Pokémon ever, and Skyridge is one of the last and rarest Wizards of the Coast WoTc releases – known for low print runs and high collectibility. Even in lower grades, these jumbo cards are hard to find, and they are especially popular among collectors due to size and design. Details: • Card: Charizard #9/12 • Series: Skyridge (2003) • Type: Jumbo / Box Topper • Grading: PSA 3 • Authenticity: Verified by PSA Set before Skyridge 2003: Expedition Base Set (2002), Aquapolis (2003), Neo Destiny (2002), Neo Revelation (2001), Neo Discovery (2001), Neo Genesis (2000), Gym Challenge (2000), Gym Heroes (2000), Team Rocket (2000), Fossil (1999), Jungle (1999), Base Set 2 (2000), Base Set (1999) The card is out of print and very rare, and will only become harder to find over time. Perfect for collectors or as an investment. Can also be picked up in København K See my other listings and follow me. I have plenty of Blu-ray, DVDs, box sets, retro games, Nintendo, Switch, Wii, PlayStation 1-5, Pokemon, Xbox, TCG and much more for collectors. High activity, daily uploads and fast shipping.

CategoryToys & Hobbies
SubcategoryCollectible Card Games
ConditionUsed
BrandPokemon
GameTCG
Card TypeFire
Year Manufactured2003
CharacterCharizard
ManufacturerWizard Of The Coast
LanguageEnglish
Card Number9/12
SetSkyridge
GradePSA 3
Card NameCharizard Boxtopper
PokemonCharizardTcgPokemonkortPsaPsa 3Crystal Charizard

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