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Premium Pokemon TCG: Charizard UPC Premium Collection (USA).

Pokémon Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection USA – Sword & Shield

Celebrate the Sword & Shield era with the Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield Ultra-Premium Collection—Charizard. Designed for collectors and Charizard fans, this premium USA release includes three exclusive etched foil Charizard promo cards, a selection of Sword & Shield booster packs, and high-quality accessories featuring Gigantamax Charizard.

The collection includes Charizard V, Charizard VMAX, and Charizard VSTAR, each with unique alternate artwork and etched foil detailing. These promo cards are numbered SWSH260, SWSH261, and SWSH262, making them an important addition to Charizard collections and Sword & Shield promo card sets.

Product details:

• Product: Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection
• Series: Sword & Shield
• Region: USA / North America
• Language: English
• Launch date: October 28, 2022
• Promo cards: Charizard V, Charizard VMAX, and Charizard VSTAR
• Promo numbers: SWSH260, SWSH261, and SWSH262
• Finish: Etched foil
• Booster packs: 16 Pokémon TCG booster packs from the Sword & Shield series
• Playmat: Gigantamax Charizard design
• Card sleeves: 65 Gigantamax Charizard sleeves
• Accessories: Metal Charizard coin, six metal damage-counter dice, two metal condition markers, and one acrylic VSTAR marker
• Additional contents: Sword & Shield player’s guide and Pokémon TCG Live code card
• Condition: Factory sealed, unless otherwise stated

The Charizard UPC is an impressive premium Pokémon TCG product that combines exclusive promotional cards, sealed booster packs, and collectible gameplay accessories in one display-worthy package. It is ideal for collectors seeking Charizard cards, sealed Sword & Shield products, or a special gift for a Pokémon TCG enthusiast.

Whether kept sealed for display or opened to enjoy the full unboxing experience, this Charizard Ultra-Premium Collection USA remains one of the most recognizable premium products from the Pokémon V, VMAX, and VSTAR era