Charizard ★ δ #100/101 from Pokemon Dragon Frontiers (2006)

CHARIZARD ★ Δ #100/101 - DRAGON FRONTIERS

Set
Pokemon Dragon Frontiers (EX series)
Number
100/101
Rarity
Rare Holo Star
Card type
Pokémon - Basic, Star (Darkness)
Artist
Masakazu Fukuda
Released
(2006-11-01)
Raw card reference RAW / UNGRADED
$1000.00 USD (TCGplayer market, holofoil, as of 2026-09-11)Loose, ungraded copy. Not a graded slab - graded values are charted below.
Graded slab data GRADED SLAB
1 cited public sale - per grader and grade, see the chart.
In our machines
Not in the current snapshot

ABOUT THIS CARD

Charizard ★ δ is a rare holo star Pokemon card from Pokemon Dragon Frontiers, card 100 of 101, released November 1, 2006 in the EX series. The illustration is by Masakazu Fukuda.

Charizard ★ δ from Dragon Frontiers is the only Gold Star Charizard — drawn in shiny black coloring under the Delta Species mechanic that retyped Pokémon (this Charizard attacks as a Lightning type). Gold Stars were seeded at roughly one per two boxes, and the Charizard is the era's headline chase.

VALUE

What is Charizard ★ δ #100 from Dragon Frontiers worth?

Two different numbers answer this, and they are not interchangeable. Raw/ungraded: a loose, ungraded copy of Charizard ★ δ #100 (Dragon Frontiers) carries a market reference of $1000.00 USD for the holofoil printing (TCGplayer market price, as of 2026-09-11). Graded slabs: a graded example is priced per grading company and per grade and can sit far above that raw figure - one documented public sale is on file for this card, $60066.00 for a PSA 10 on 2020-10-01, listed with its source below. Both are references, not offers.

Graded slab values over time GRADED SLAB

Slab values, per grading company and grade. These are a different market from the raw/ungraded reference in the facts block above - do not read one as the other.

100Reported public sale — 2020-10-01: PSA 10 $60,066 (index 100.0)2020-10-012020-10-01
Graded slab values only. Indexed to 100 at each grade series' first observation - relative movement, not dollar levels; the tables below carry the dollars. Solid lines are Rip Station marks (first-party estimates). Diamonds are reported public sale results from the cited sources listed below, across every grade documented for this card; they are individual results, not a continuous series. Raw/ungraded reference (not plotted): $1000.00 USD (TCGplayer market price, holofoil, as of 2026-09-11).
Graded slab values - reported public sales (realized prices, USD). Individual documented results, each with its source; not Rip Station estimates and not raw/ungraded prices.
DateGraderGradePrintingSale price (USD)Source
2020-10-01PSA10-$60066.00Wargamer cites eBay Best Offer sale of Charizard Gold Star (Dragon Frontiers) GEM MT 10; month/year only

PULL RATE

What are the odds of pulling Charizard ★ δ #100?

No published per-card pack odds are documented for Dragon Frontiers, and this card is not in a Rip Station machine in the current snapshot - so we do not quote a number.

POP REPORT

Rip Station vault population - graded slabs GRADED SLAB

Counts of GRADED copies, by grading company and grade, that have passed through our machines. Raw/ungraded copies are counted separately in the Raw row.

No copies of this card have been recorded through Rip Station machines yet. This pop report counts only our own vault (first-party data); we do not republish PSA, BGS or CGC population reports - check the graders directly for industry-wide populations.

IN OUR MACHINES

Is Charizard ★ δ #100 in a Rip Station machine?

Not right now. Machine inventory changes as cards are pulled and restocked; the packs pages list what is loaded today.

SOURCES

  • Card metadata and image: the open pokemontcg.io dataset.
  • Raw/ungraded reference value: pokemontcg.io market snapshot (tcgplayer), as of 2026-09-11. An ungraded single, an estimate, not an offer - and not a graded slab value.
  • Reported graded-slab sales (1): documented public results, each linked to its source in the value section above - wargamer.com. Third-party realized prices, not Rip Station estimates.
  • Machine availability, composition odds, graded vault population and graded price marks: Rip Station first-party data.