If you think you're holding a truly valuable Pokmon card, your first port of call is to get it protected by placing it in a thin, soft-plastic sleeve, then into a protective, hard-plastic 'toploader' case
The color contrast on some of these cards is just amazing
Here is a list of the official Pokemon games: Red and Green, Red and Blue, Yellow (1996-1999) Generation 1 Pokemon Gold and Silver, Crystal (1999-2002) Gen 2 Fire Red and Leaf Green, Ruby and Sapphire, Emerald (2002-2006) Gen 3 Diamond and Pearl, Platinum, Heart Gold and Soul Silver (2006-2010) Gen 4 Black and White, Black 2 and White 2 (2010-2013) Gen 5 X and Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire (2013-2016)- Gen 6 Sun and Moon, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon (2016-present) Gen 7 8
Charizard is Pokmon's most valuable icon, cards like the Base Set Charizard have sold for millions
It is distinguishable from a normal V because it retains the texture and is numbered after the trainers
Starfield of Nyx returned a ton of enchantments