The latest Charizard to fetch an exorbitant amount of money was a first-edition Charizard #4 from the Pokmon TCGs Base Set, released in 1999 by the games English-language publisher Wizards of the Coast
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But that's kind of a win more thing, and on top of it you have to protect a bunch of 2/2s, and 2 toughness is notoriously easy to take out
Those subgrades are the features that every company evaluates (centering/corners/edges/surface), but having those individual grades displayed on a graded card is a nice touch some collectors/buyers might actually look for
Cranial Archive also provided a familiar means of mass hate, taking the Thran Foundry approach but also giving you a cantrip
Theres a total of 26 cards here that could find a home elsewhere, even if its someone elses collection to fund other decks