Which Charizard card is most liquid?

If you arn't spending your money on one thing, its another......
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Actually, the more I think about this, the most liquid charizard is the charizard card that you own that you like the least.

For collectors, the biggest hurdle is that you don’t want to part with the cards that you own, not the price (unless you have financial hardship).

It doesn’t matter how easy you can sell a 1st base charizard when you don’t want to part with your card. On the other hand, if it’s any charizard you don’t feel like it’ll compliment your collection, cutting the price and selling it cheaper to quickly get rid of it guarantees to be the most liquid strategy.

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Base charizard is the answer. All 3 of them have more consistency and volume in sales than any other card.

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So this piece of shit?

Glad we got to the bottom of this.

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Hey be nice, old 2000 CG is beautifully horrible and needs to be loved

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Unlimited base Zards are easier to move than shadowless in my experience. They’re just at a more palatable price point for the average collector.

Let’s do some reaching and draw analogies to cars.

Unlimited Zard is a Ford F150. Old faithful, a staple of the road.

Shadowless Zard is a Aston Martin Zagato Vanquish. It’s exclusive, expensive but you need to be an invested collector to care about it.

1st Base is a Ferrari 458, everyone wants it and everyone knows what it is.

Japanese is a Toyota Corolla, criminally underappreciated and cheap.

No rarity Japanese is a Maclaren F1, you should have bought it 10 years ago.

…4th print is just putting an M badge on a base model BMW.

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I agree with Scott. Definitely base Charizards IMO