Best Phantasmal Flames Chase Cards and Current Values

Mega Charizard X ex 125 is the Phantasmal Flames chase card, and the gap to everything else is large. Raw copies have been selling for £405 to £506, around three times the gold Mega Charizard X ex 130 in second place. After those two, the next card in the table sells for about £15.

Phantasmal Flames at a glance

Set details and sealed products are on our Phantasmal Flames set page. You can browse every Phantasmal Flames card by number.

The top Phantasmal Flames cards ranked

Ranked by the middle of each card's recent raw sales.

All figures are English, single-card eBay completed sales on 15 to 17 October 2026, converted at £0.7499 to the dollar (16 October 2026). Last checked 18 October 2026.

Mega Charizard X ex 125

The card the set is chased for. danciao shows Mega Charizard X in dark blue flames, with Charmander and its evolutions in orange fire along the bottom of the card. It is the only card in the table that sells for hundreds of pounds raw.

Seven raw sales on 17 October were used, and the middle five ran from £405 to £506. More than 34,000 copies have a PSA 10, so a 10 is not scarce. The PSA 10 median is about £1,271, under three times a raw copy.

Mega Charizard X ex 130, the grading outlier

The gold card, and the one where raw and graded prices drift furthest apart. The Mega Hyper Rare is the same Mega Charizard X ex artwork printed in gold, credited to takuyoa. Six raw sales on 16 and 17 October put the middle four between £135 and £149.

A PSA 10 has a median of about £1,692, roughly twelve times a raw copy. That gap shows buyers pay a lot for a perfect gold copy. It does not mean grading one will pay. Fees, postage both ways and the chance of a 9 rather than a 10 all come off the top. Our UK grading guide walks through those costs.

Only 2,021 copies have a PSA 10, against more than 34,000 for the 125. That is part of why the graded price of the gold card sits above the special illustration rare.

Mega Charizard X ex 109

The affordable way to own the Charizard. The Ultra Rare is a full art with Mega Charizard X against a pink and green background, and it sells for £13 to £18 raw. Eight sales on 17 October were used.

It is the third most valuable card in the set, but the figure is a small fraction of the 125 or the 130. Over 22,000 copies have a PSA 10, so a graded copy is easy to find.

Mega Sharpedo ex 127

The best of the rest. nagimiso draws Mega Sharpedo leaping through bright blue and purple water. Raw sales sit between £13 and £14, a tight spread across six sales on 16 and 17 October.

Further down the list

• Meowth 106 by Uninori is a watercolour-style Meowth stretched along a tree branch, and sells for £10 to £15 raw. It has a PSA 10 population of 16,648.
• Dawn 129 by Atsushi Furusawa shows Dawn wheeling a red bicycle along a hillside path, and sells for £9 to £15 raw.
• Mega Lopunny ex 128 by Kinu Nishimura sells for £9 to £14 raw, and Rotom ex 126 by Yoshimi Miyoshi, a card full of Rotom, for £8 to £10.
• Piplup 98 by Jiro Sasumo, sitting in the snow among yellow flowers, has five recent raw sales around £8.
• Dawn 118, the Ultra Rare by Yuu Nishida, is the cheapest card in the table at about £4 to £7 raw.

How we priced these cards

We read the most recent raw eBay completed sales for each card, up to ten, from CardTrack's sold-sales ledger, which covers the UK, US and other eBay sites. With six or more sales we drop the single highest and lowest, then quote the range of the rest. With four or five sales we quote the middle value only, and with fewer than four we leave the card out. Dollars are converted at £0.7499 (16 October 2026).

PSA 10 figures are the median of PSA 10 completed sales, shown only where at least 500 copies hold that grade. The population figures are PSA's own counts as recorded in the ledger. The full method is in our guide on how to value Pokémon cards.

A note on pull rates

We do not publish pull rates for Phantasmal Flames. There are no official odds, and community estimates vary with sample size and product. Our guide to pull rates explains why.

Collector notes

• Three cards called Mega Charizard X ex. 125 is the special illustration rare, 130 the gold Mega Hyper Rare and 109 the Ultra Rare. The number is the only quick way to tell which one a listing means.
• Two Dawns. Dawn 129 is a special illustration rare by Atsushi Furusawa and Dawn 118 an Ultra Rare by Yuu Nishida. Check the number before you buy.
• takuyoa drew both the gold 130 and the Ultra Rare 109. The same illustrator, but one sells for about nine times the other.
• Compare grading populations. The 125 has a PSA 10 population above 34,000 and the 130 just over 2,000, which changes what a slab is worth over a raw card. Our guide to holo and reverse holo cards and the rarity symbols guide help you read a listing correctly.

Questions collectors ask

What is the most valuable Phantasmal Flames card?

Mega Charizard X ex 125, the special illustration rare by danciao. Recent raw sales run from £405 to £506, with PSA 10 copies around £1,271.

How many cards are in Phantasmal Flames?

130 in total.

Is a PSA 10 gold Mega Charizard X ex 130 rare?

More so than the 125. PSA has graded 2,021 copies of the 130 at 10, against 34,058 for the 125. A PSA 10 of the 130 sells for about £1,692, roughly twelve times a raw copy.

Related guides

• Phantasmal Flames set page, with set details and sealed products
• How to value Pokémon cards
• Surging Sparks chase cards
• Pitch Black chase cards
• Pokémon rarity symbols