KEY EVIDENCE 1Japanese 'Silver Leaf' back design present, confirming mid-1998 promotional distribution 2Unplayable card text (red font) confirms this as the Fan Club identification variant 3Condition includes sharp corners and lack of surface oxidation on the silver foil 4Lack of rarity symbol or set numbering is correct for this specific promotion WHAT WOULD IMPROVE CERTAINTY Examine the silver back under a 10x jeweler's loupe for fine surface scratches Check for vertical or horizontal print lines common in early Japanese foil cards Submit to PSA or CGC for professional grading to capitalize on the high condition CONDITION & GRADE Grading breakdown Very clean surface and edges
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Shining Tyranitar Neo Destiny ($380) Another card that sold for a value we cant see, its listing price of $380 isnt actually much different from a normal Shining Tyranitars market value
Includes 4 Magnetic Card Holders (35PT): Comes with 4 high-clarity magnetic holders with UV protection, offering secure protection against bending, dust, and scratches
This particular prize card is printed in English, and it was a reward for hitting 2nd place in the 2006 World Championships, held at the Hilton Anaheim Hotel, California, from August 18 to 20
And all of them are fully playable versions of those monsters
