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HIGH STAKES! Pokémon PSA 10 Mega CHARIZARD X EX! (AUTO DRAW)

Sales progress245 / 700 (35%)
Ticket price
£5.00
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This competition ran on our previous website and the winner was drawn live on Facebook. Imported competitions don't have an on-site results page - visit our Winners page or Facebook group to see who won.

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★GRAND PRIZE★

HIGH STAKES! Pokémon PSA 10 Mega CHARIZARD X EX! (AUTO DRAW)

1 winner guaranteed

🔥 MEGA CHARIZARD X EX – PSA 10 COMPETITION 🔥

This is the one collectors wait for.

Up for grabs is the legendary Mega Charizard X EX (PSA 10) – a perfectly graded gem mint copy of one of the most iconic Pokémon cards ever released.

Black wings. Blue flame inferno. Absolute Mega Evolution chaos in pristine condition.

A PSA 10 grade means this card is flawless – sharp corners, perfect centering, and elite collector status. This isn’t just a card, it’s museum-tier Pokémon history.

Whether you’re building a serious graded collection or chasing your dream Charizard, this is the top-shelf version.

⚡ Extremely limited entries 🔥 High demand – PSA 10 grails don’t sit around 🎟 Every entry gives you a shot at true collector royalty

Enter if you’re ready to own one of the cleanest Charizards in the game.

Draw details

Closes
Wed 10 Jun 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
700
Per ticket
£5.00
Odds / ticket
1 : 700

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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