Logan Paul recently made waves in the Pokemon card world by calling the first edition Charizard the most liquid card out there. He shared this take while talking about a high-stakes auction for one he pulled back in 2021.[1] Liquid means it sells fast and holds strong value, no matter the market ups and downs. Paul pointed out how prices for these top Charizards have almost doubled since he got his, with the latest one going for 550,000 dollars.[1]
For collectors chasing quick flips or steady investments, this claim lines up with what many see in the market. Base Set Charizard holographics, especially first editions, pop up in auctions often and draw big bids from serious buyers. They grade well, store easy in slabs, and fans worldwide know their worth. Unlike some niche cards that sit unsold, a solid Charizard moves without much hassle.[1]
Paul’s video dives into the auction drama too, warning folks to watch out for shady deals. He bid on this card but noted ties to other players that could skew things fair.[1] Still, his point stands: if you want a card that trades like hotcakes, Charizard tops the list for reliability. Prices stay hot around half a million for top copies, and even lower grades hold decent resale speed.[1]
New collectors on PokemonPricing.com should track these sales live. Check recent comps for first edition Charizards in PSA 9s or 10s, as they often hit over a quarter million quick.[1] Paul’s hype reminds us why this card rules liquidity, pulling eyes and cash every time it lists. Keep an eye on auctions to spot your next move.
