This is where the Gold Star era reached its grand finale. The Pokémon EX Dragon Frontiers Booster Box, released on November 8, 2006, was the very last official expansion featuring Gold Star Pokémon—and it concluded with two of the most coveted names imaginable: Charizard Gold Star δ and Mew Gold Star δ. The artwork for Charizard, designed by Masakazu Fukuda in the black-and-red color scheme of a Shiny Charizard, ranks among the most iconic card illustrations ever created. With a pull rate of just one Gold Star per two booster boxes, the hunt for these cards is as rare as it is legendary.
As the fifteenth and final expansion of the Ruby, Sapphire & Emerald era, EX Dragon Frontiers takes the Delta Species concept to the extreme: virtually every card in the set bears the δ symbol, with only four regular Pokémon as exceptions. The set features 101 cards, including no fewer than ten Pokémon-EX, such as Rayquaza EX, Dragonite EX, Salamence EX, Latias EX, and Latios EX—an impressive collection of Dragon-type and pseudo-legendary Pokémon. Each booster box contains 36 packs of 9 cards. The combination of a low print run, the discontinuation of Gold Stars, and an exceptionally strong card list makes sealed Dragon Frontiers boxes the rarest and most sought-after in the entire EX series.
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