Pokemon Obsidian Flames Chase Cards: Top 15 Most Valuable Cards (October 2026)

By Double Holo Research Desk. Published October 21, 2026 · Updated October 27, 2026. Prices updated October 27, 2026.

As of October 27, 2026, the most valuable card in Pokemon Obsidian Flames is Charizard ex #223 at $89.40, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo, and $647.53 in PSA 10.

Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies.

Obsidian Flames is a Scarlet and Violet era set headlined by Charizard ex, one of the most requested chase cards of the modern era. A staff-exclusive Geeta promo currently sits above it on the price list, though Charizard ex remains the card most collectors mean when they talk about this set. Umbreon follows across a run of retailer-exclusive variants, alongside a cosmos holo Rowlet and a tournament prize print of Pidgeot ex. Cleffa and Ninetales round out the set's scenic Illustration Rare lineup. As with most modern sets, a short list of cards carries the value while the rest stays inexpensive. The ranked list and table below pull live prices from Double Holo market data, refreshed daily, so the numbers track what these cards actually trade for.

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The top 10 Pokemon Obsidian Flames chase cards

  1. Charizard ex #223
    Market: $89.40PSA 10: $647.5330-day: -9.1% (30d)

    Charizard ex gives the most requested Pokemon in the hobby a Special Illustration Rare treatment, with hyper rare and ultra rare prints of the same card for collectors chasing a different finish. Any Charizard print draws heavy collector demand on its own. Whichever version you pull, this is the card people associate with Obsidian Flames.

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  2. Rowlet [Cosmos Holo] #13
    Market: $57.4830-day: +1.6% (30d)

    Rowlet [Cosmos Holo] gives the grass starter owl a special cosmos holo finish, a starry foil pattern collectors seek out beyond the standard print. Starter Pokemon tend to keep loyal followings regardless of when they debuted. The cosmos holo pattern adds its own chase appeal.

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  3. Charizard Ex [Jumbo] #125
    Market: $41.99PSA 10: $600.0030-day: Flat (30d)

    Charizard Ex [Jumbo] is an oversized promotional print of the set's signature Pokemon. Jumbo cards are prized for their scarcity and their size compared to the standard release. Any Charizard print carries heavy demand on its own, and the jumbo format adds to that.

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  4. Charizard ex #228
    Market: $35.47PSA 10: $247.3130-day: +4.7% (30d)
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  5. Cleffa #202
    Market: $34.20PSA 10: $409.3730-day: -4% (30d)

    Cleffa brings the baby fairy Pokemon to a scenic Illustration Rare print. Its small, charming design rewards collectors who buy on artwork alone. It is one of the set's more accessible chases.

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  6. Ninetales #199
    Market: $31.53PSA 10: $313.4830-day: -3.9% (30d)

    Ninetales offers a striking scenic Illustration Rare print of the nine-tailed fox Pokemon. Its elegant, flowing design keeps steady collector demand. Kanto favorites like this hold lasting nostalgia.

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  7. Charizard ex #215
    Market: $21.25PSA 10: $182.3030-day: -0.9% (30d)
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  8. Gloom #198
    Market: $17.94PSA 10: $279.7130-day: -16.8% (30d)
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  9. Pidgeot ex #225
    Market: $15.58PSA 10: $127.2430-day: -18.3% (30d)

    Pidgeot ex gives the evolved Kanto bird a Special Illustration Rare treatment, separate from its tournament prize print. Pidgeot has held a steady following since the earliest Kanto sets. Its full-wing art is the version most collectors chase.

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  10. Decidueye ex [Jumbo] #15
    Market: $14.99PSA 10: $69.5530-day: Flat (30d)

    Decidueye ex [Jumbo] is an oversized promotional print of the grass-and-ghost starter evolution. Jumbo cards are prized for their scarcity and their size compared to the standard release. Starter evolutions like this reward collectors chasing nostalgia.

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Pokemon Obsidian Flames chase card prices

CardRawPSA 9PSA 1030-day change
Charizard ex #223$89.40$123.87$647.53-9.1% (30d)
Rowlet [Cosmos Holo] #13$57.48--+1.6% (30d)
Charizard Ex [Jumbo] #125$41.99$129.00$600.00Flat (30d)
Charizard ex #228$35.47$51.00$247.31+4.7% (30d)
Cleffa #202$34.20$72.31$409.37-4% (30d)
Ninetales #199$31.53$41.29$313.48-3.9% (30d)
Charizard ex #215$21.25$42.22$182.30-0.9% (30d)
Gloom #198$17.94$33.21$279.71-16.8% (30d)
Pidgeot ex #225$15.58$28.61$127.24-18.3% (30d)
Decidueye ex [Jumbo] #15$14.99$24.76$69.55Flat (30d)
Scizor #205$13.19$33.33$348.02-10.1% (30d)
Lechonk #209$11.47$26.67$263.58-12.4% (30d)
Houndour #204$11.18$22.25$138.90+4% (30d)
Pidgey #207$11.07$24.55$199.74-21.2% (30d)
Scizor [Cosmos Holo] #141$10.55$49.99$232.29+3.9% (30d)

Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies. A dash means no price is available for that grade right now. Updated October 27, 2026.

Is Pokemon Obsidian Flames worth buying?

Is Obsidian Flames worth buying? Charizard ex decides most of the math here, even though a staff-exclusive Geeta promo currently sits above it on price. Any Charizard print draws demand on its own, which makes singles the obvious call if that specific card is what you want. The odds of pulling a top Charizard print from sealed are slim, so sealed product suits collectors who enjoy the rip or want a long-term hold. Below Charizard, a run of retailer-exclusive Umbreon variants and scenic Illustration Rares gives the set real depth without costing much to collect. Jumbo promos of Charizard and Decidueye add a further layer of chase appeal for collectors who want something scarcer. Check the live prices above before you commit, since a blue-chip Charizard set like this tends to move with the wider market.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Pokemon Obsidian Flames?

The most valuable card in Pokemon Obsidian Flames is Charizard ex #223, at $89.40 based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

How much is Charizard ex #223 worth?

Charizard ex #223 is worth about $89.40 raw, and around $647.53 in PSA 10, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

When was Pokemon Obsidian Flames released?

Pokemon Obsidian Flames was released on August 11, 2023.

Is Pokemon Obsidian Flames worth buying?

Most of Pokemon Obsidian Flames's value sits in a few top cards, led by Charizard ex #223 at $89.40. Prices on a newer set can still move, so the live values below are the ones to compare.

How many cards are in Pokemon Obsidian Flames?

Pokemon Obsidian Flames has 439 cards. The chase cards that carry most of the value are ranked above, led by Charizard ex #223 at $89.40.

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