Charmander #98 Pokemon Expedition Base Set

Charmander #98 — Expedition Base Set
Market Value
€48Near Mint+99.6%90d
Add to collection
Copies sold · 90d69all conditions
Median sold · NM€37€23 – €55 · 8 sales
DemandMedium18 of 30 days
SupplyHigh71 listed
SellabilityMedium6 of 10

Graded prices

Charmander 98/165 price – sold and for sale

Sold

Source:
ConditionMedian
Excellent€19
DateLangSourcePrice
YesterdayENTradera€18
Good€16
DateLangSourcePrice
YesterdayENTradera€105
Played€11
DateLangSourcePrice
2d agoENTradera€13

Current listings

Source:
ConditionFrom
Mint€9992
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€9992
Near Mint€44
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€44
Excellent€20
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€20
Good€8
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€8
Light Played€20
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€20
Played€4
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€4
Poor€4
DateLangSourcePrice
ActiveENCardMarket€4

Card Information

Pokemon
Charmander
Number
#98 / 165
Set
Expedition Base Set
Rarity
Rare
HP
50
Type
Fire
Stage
Basic
Retreat
1
Illustrator
Mitsuhiro Arita
Weakness
Water x2
Flare
10
Rage
10+

Does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on Charmander.

Market price overview for Charmander #98 from Expedition Base Set

Current pricing

Charmander — part of the Expedition Base Set set — currently fetches €8 for a Good condition copy, with 71 copies currently available across Europe. Collectors seeking Near Mint quality will pay closer to €48.

Demand & supply

Charmander saw sales on 18 out of the last 30 days, suggesting moderate activity, and a total of 71 copies are currently listed for sale.

Price history (90 days)

The price corridor for Charmander over the last quarter spans €8 to €22 — and the current price is in the middle ground.

Prices by condition

MT costs €9992 versus €4 for PO. Budget-conscious buyers can save significantly by choosing the right condition.

Buy or sell?

The market price for Charmander is relatively stable right now. There's no strong buy or sell pressure either way.

Frequently Asked Questions