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The 10 most expensive Pokémon cards of Darkness Ablaze (Chase Cards)

Eternatus takes the top of the third main Sword & Shield expansion, printed as a V and as a VMAX, with its Eternamax form on one of the four English wrappers. Charizard rejoins the game here too, a Gigantamax VMAX at number 20, after two expansions in which the Pokémon had no card at all. Gigantamax forms also cover Butterfree, Centiskorch and Grimmsnarl, while the Scizor and Salamence VMAX cards keep their ordinary shapes. The English list, out on 14 August 2020, is the Japanese Infinity Zone set with the Explosive Walker subset added to it.

#1 - Charizard VMAX 20/189 (Holo Rare VMAX)

Market price: $32.85

Charizard VMAX #20 — Darkness Ablaze

#2 - Butterfree VMAX 190/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $15.39

Butterfree VMAX #190 — Darkness Ablaze

#3 - Salamence VMAX 194/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $13.93

Salamence VMAX #194 — Darkness Ablaze

#4 - Eternatus VMAX 192/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $12.00

Eternatus VMAX #192 — Darkness Ablaze

#5 - Scizor VMAX 193/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $11.43

Scizor VMAX #193 — Darkness Ablaze

#6 - Charizard V 19/189 (Holo Rare V)

Market price: $8.96

Charizard V #19 — Darkness Ablaze

#7 - Houndoom V 178/189 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $7.31

Houndoom V #178 — Darkness Ablaze

#8 - Rillaboom 197/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $6.96

Rillaboom #197 — Darkness Ablaze

#9 - Butterfree VMAX 2/189 (Holo Rare VMAX)

Market price: $5.86

Butterfree VMAX #2 — Darkness Ablaze

#10 - Centiskorch VMAX 191/189 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $5.85

Centiskorch VMAX #191 — Darkness Ablaze

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