What happened.
On September 9, 2026, a PSA 10 First Edition Shadowless Charizard — the grail of the Pokémon hobby — sold on eBay for $1,000,952.84.
Twenty days later, on September 29, another PSA 10 first-edition Charizard sold for exactly $1,000,000 through Beezie, settled on-chain — the largest on-chain card sale ever recorded.
Two trophy Charizards. Same month. Seven figures, twice.
Why it matters.
One $1M sale is a headline; two in 20 days, on two completely different rails — eBay and the blockchain — is a signal about market depth. The Pokémon grail tier is repricing in real time, and demand is deep enough to clear seven figures twice in three weeks.
The Beezie sale matters beyond the price: the largest on-chain card sale ever is a proof point that blockchain-settled transactions can handle trophy-tier assets. New rails, same grail.
Methodology
How this price was verified.
Both prices are completed sales. The eBay figure ($1,000,952.84) is the recorded sale price; the Beezie figure ($1,000,000) is the reported on-chain settlement, described as the largest on-chain card sale ever.
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- ComicBook.com — eBay sale coverage
- Beezie — on-chain sale
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