The 4th print Charizard, specifically the popular Charizard #4/102 from the Pokémon Celebrations 25th Anniversary set, has seen a range of sales prices in 2025, with recent completed sales on eBay hitting around $105 for a standard holo rare up…
Magic: The Gathering’s 4th Edition, released back in 1995, holds a special place in the hearts of collectors and players because it was one of the early sets that helped shape the game we know today. This set, often just…
In the world of trading card games like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering, a “4th print card” often points to cards from the fourth print run of a popular set, or sometimes folks mean the fourth rarity level in those…
What percentage of 4th print cards are in PSA 9 condition is not a single universally published figure; instead it depends on the specific card issue, the sport or trading-card game, the year and print run, the set population submitted…
Most PSA population reports show that only a small percentage of fourth-print cards (commonly called “4th print” or similar within specific card sets) achieve a PSA 10, but the exact percentage varies widely by game, set, card design, and the…
I will write a long, plain-text, easy-to-understand article about whether the population of fourth print cards has increased rapidly. First, a clarification: “4th print cards” can mean different things depending on context — in trading-card collecting it usually refers to…
The world of trading card collecting has exploded in popularity since 2020, especially for Pokémon cards, where special print runs like “4th print” versions have become hot items for collectors and investors alike. But pinning down the exact number of…
Professional Sports Authenticator, or PSA, began separately labeling 4th print cards on their slabs around mid-2023, marking a shift in how they handle print variations in modern trading card sets like Pokémon and sports cards to give collectors clearer info…
Are 4th print Pokémon cards recognized by modern collectors? Short answer: Yes — but recognition, demand, and value depend heavily on which specific card, the print variant’s rarity and differences, condition (especially graded status), and the collector community or market…
Japan never developed a true equivalent to a fourth-generation printing technology in the same revolutionary way that Europe did with Johannes Gutenberg’s movable type printing press around 1450, but the country has a rich and fascinating history of adapting, innovating,…