Charizard ex SIR has held $190+ for over a year, which almost never happens with modern cards
its so extreme in nature that the entire format enters a sort of convulsion where its impossible to pin down what to do properly, and everything is in chaos
The rarity table looks as follows: image949676 20.8 KB For the holos, the raw data looks as follows - the sample size is to small to say anything about individual card rarities: image454662 8.35 KB For the non-holo rares, it appears that Blastoise and Charzard, which appear as theme deck exclusive holos, are short-printed - pretty heavily, likely as R2 cards
*Cards are sorted randomly
To help summarize, here are the general pros and cons of each major Pokemon card grading company: PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) Pros: Widely recognized and trusted brand PSA graded cards have the broadest appeal among buyers
There are only a few copies left in perfect condition, and with every sale, another one disappears into a private collection