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Reshiram (BLW 113) This is getting outrageous Reshiram BLW 113 was one of the first full-art Pokmon cards to be printed in the TCG, paired with Zekrom BLW 114 from Black & Whites Base Set

The Parasects are at home in the forest with a Ginkgo Guild merchant gathering in the background

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Pokemon Card Overview: Today's Pokemon Card Review is of Aron from the Dragons Exalted Pokemon Card Set

Look for pixelation or fuzzy borders Check text alignment and spelling Compare with official Pokemon scans Step 2: Examine the Card Back Checks to Perform Centre alignment of the Pok Ball Blue border shade (should be deep, rich blue) Clear, unblurred yellow logo outline Red Flags for Fakes: Wrong blue shade or washed-out borders Off-centre logo or printing mistakes Incorrect copyright or missing accents Step 3: Feel & Texture Test Real Pokemon cards have consistent thickness (0.300.32 mm) and slight texture Fake cards may feel waxy, flimsy, or plastic-like Edges may be uneven or overly glossy Pro Tip : Handle multiple legit cards to train your sense of authentic card feel