Seadra (HS—Unleashed / HeartGold & SoulSilver—Unleashed) #40/95 — Reverse Holofoil Uncommon.
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Donphan (HeartGold & SoulSilver 40/123), Uncommon (appears to be the Reverse Holofoil or League Promo Crosshatch Holo variant).
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Steelix (Neo Genesis 15/111) – Rare Holo (Holo Rare), Metal-type Stage 1 Pokémon.
It is from the Neo Genesis set (released December 2000 by Wizards of the Coast). Key details matching the card:
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This is a Japanese Steelix (ハガネール) Holo Rare from the Neo Genesis set “Gold, Silver, to a New World...” (金、銀、新世界へ...), released February 4, 2000.
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ceder.net RarityIt is a Holo Rare. These are the pullable holographic cards from the set (not ultra-rares, secret rares, or promotional specials). Japanese Neo holos are popular with collectors for their print quality and classic Ken Sugimori art, but Steelix is a mid-tier holo in the set—not among the most sought-after (e.g., Lugia is significantly more valuable). |
Roserade (Diamond & Pearl 13/130), Holo Rare (Rare Holo)
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Rarity Yes — it is a Holo Rare (Rare Holo). These were the premium holographic rares from the Diamond & Pearl base set (pull rate roughly 1 in ~50–56 packs). |
This is a Steelix card from the Pokémon TCG set HS—Unleashed (HeartGold & SoulSilver series), card number 24/95 (Rare).
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Suicune (HGSS Black Star Promos HGSS21) — 2010 holographic Promo card.
It is a Water-type Basic Pokémon with 80 HP. The attack is Sheer Cold (cost: 2 Water + 1 Colorless) for 50 damage: Flip a coin; if heads, the Defending Pokémon can’t attack during your opponent’s next turn. Weakness is Lightning ×2, no Resistance, Retreat Cost 1. Pokédex data matches No. 245 (Aurora Pokémon, HT 6'07", WT 412.3 lbs.). Illustrator: Hideaki Hakozaki. Flavor text: “Said to be the embodiment of north winds, it can instantly purify filthy, murky water.” Copyright This is an official English HGSS Black Star Promo (also listed as HGSS Promos). It was released in the Fall 2010 Collector’s Tins (September 2010). The artwork depicts a Shiny Suicune and is based on the Japanese movie event Shiny Suicune. It is a holographic (holofoil) card with the characteristic sparkle pattern visible in the image. Rarity: Promo (not a standard set rarity like Rare Holo; Black Star Promos |
Suicune (LV.44) — Secret Wonders 19/132 (Diamond & Pearl series), Rare Holo / Holo Rare
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Luxray (Pokédex #405) — Arceus set (Platinum series) 5/99, Holo Rare.
This is the English Luxray LV.53 card from the Arceus expansion (released November 4, 2009). It is a Stage 2 Lightning-type Pokémon that evolves from Luxio, with 120 HP. Key details matching the card:
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Umbreon (Prime) — HeartGold & SoulSilver: Undaunted (UD) #86/90 (English), Rare Prime / Ultra Rare holofoil.
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Beautifly (Platinum 21/127) – Grass-type Stage 2 Pokémon card (evolves from Silcoon), LV.37, HP 120.
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Leafeon (17/90) from the HeartGold & SoulSilver — Undaunted set (2010), Reverse Holofoil Rare.
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It is a Rare card. The Reverse Holofoil is the foil version of the regular Rare from the set. It is not an ultra-rare, secret rare, or promo (no “Staff” or prerelease stamp is visible). |
Empoleon (Diamond & Pearl #4/130), Rare Holo (Holo Rare).
This is the English Empoleon Stage 2 Water-type Pokémon card (LV.42, 130 HP) from the 2007 Diamond & Pearl base set (DP1). It evolves from Prinplup. Attacks are Ice Blade (Water + Colorless: 40 damage to 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon, ignoring Weakness/Resistance for Benched) and Aqua Jet (Water + Water + Colorless: 70 damage; flip a coin—if heads, 20 more to 1 Benched Pokémon, ignoring Weakness/Resistance for Benched). Weakness: Lightning +30; no Resistance; Retreat: 2. Artist: Nakaoka. Pokédex entry matches the card text. The image matches the standard Holofoil print (sparkly holographic foil in the artwork area). Rare Holo (Holo Rare) |
Entei (HGSS Black Star Promos #HGSS20) — Holofoil Promo
This is the English version of the Entei card from the HGSS Black Star Promos set (HeartGold & SoulSilver era), card number HGSS20. Key details matching the image:
Rarity Promo (HGSS Black Star Promos / HGSS Promos). |
Slaking (Mysterious Treasures 34/123), Rare (non-holo rare; the pictured copy appears to be the Reverse Holofoil version based on the holographic/rainbow sheen on the text box and borders).
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Unown [A] (Holo Rare) from the Pokémon TCG Neo Discovery set (2001, Wizards of the Coast / Neo series).
Edition: This appears to be the Unlimited printing (no visible 1st Edition stamp in the image). 1st Edition versions are notably more valuable. |
Lugia (Neo Genesis #9/111) — Holo Rare (Unlimited edition, based on the photo)
This is the classic Lugia from the Neo Genesis set (released December 2000 in English; Japanese Gold, Silver, to a New World...). Key details matching your card:
1st Edition versions command significantly more. Actual sale prices depend heavily on exact condition—check recent sold listings. This is a popular vintage chase card from the Neo era due to Lugia’s popularity. For the most precise current price, search TCGPlayer “Lugia Neo Genesis 9/111 Unlimited Holo”. |
Togetic (Neo Genesis 16/111) – Rare Holo (holofoil), English, from the 2000 Neo Genesis set (Wizards of the Coast / WOTC era).
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Rare Holo (one of the 19 holofoil rares in the 111-card set). These were pulled at roughly 1 in ~3–4 packs on average for holos overall. |
Blaine’s Arcanine (Gym Challenge #1/132), Rare Holo (Holo Rare).
It is a Stage 1 Fire-type Pokémon card (90 HP) from the English Gym Challenge set (released October 2000 by Wizards of the Coast). It evolves from Blaine’s Growlithe. Key details match the image exactly:
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Entei Lv.43 (Secret Wonders 4/132) – Holofoil Rare (Holo Rare).
This is the English version of the Fire-type Basic Pokémon card from the Diamond & Pearl—Secret Wonders expansion (released November 2007; Japanese counterpart from Shining Darkness). It matches the image exactly:
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Energy Restore (Trainer card), from the Pokémon TCG Platinum: Arceus set (released November 2009), card number 86/99.
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Gardevoir LV.61 (Platinum #8/127) — Rare Holo / Holo Rare
This is the Stage 2 Psychic-type Gardevoir from the Platinum expansion (released February 2009). It evolves from Kirlia, has 120 HP, and features:
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Porygon-Z G (LV.56) — Platinum: Arceus set, #26/99, Rare (Colorless-type Basic / SP Pokémon, Team Galactic’s Pokémon).
Rare (standard rarity symbol ★). |
Heracross (Neo Genesis 6/111) – Rare Holo (Holo Rare) from the 2000 Neo Genesis set (English).
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Yanma (Neo Discovery 17/75) – Rare Holo (English, 2001).
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Edition The photo does not show a visible “1st Edition” stamp (the small black circular mark normally located below the art box on the left). This indicates it is the Unlimited Holofoil version. 1st Edition copies are noticeably scarcer and more valuable. |
Dark Weezing (Team Rocket 14/82) — Holo Rare.
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The card in your photo appears to be the Unlimited print (no “1st Edition” stamp visible on the lower-left of the artwork box). Team Rocket 1st Edition cards have a small black “Edition 1” stamp in that location. |
Japanese Dark Dragonite (わるいカイリュー / Warui Kairyū), from the Rocket Gang expansion (第4弾拡張パック「ロケット団」), No. 149, LV.33, HP 70, Holo Rare (★).
wiki.pokemonwiki.com It is the Japanese counterpart to the English Team Rocket Dark Dragonite (the holo version is #5/82 in English). Key details matching your card:
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Electivire LV.X (Mysterious Treasures 121/123)
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Japanese Typhlosion (バクフーン / Bakufūn) from Pokémon Card ★neo Premium File (プレミアムファイル / Premium File 1), No. 157, LV.57, HP 100, Fire-type Stage 2 (2進化).
It evolves from Quilava (マグマラシ). Key details matching the image:
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Brock’s Ninetales (Gym Challenge 3/132) — Rare Holo.
This is an English Gym Challenge set card (released October 2000 by Wizards of the Coast). Key details matching the image:
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Feraligatr (Neo Genesis 4/111) — Rare Holo (Holo Rare).
This is the Stage 2 Water-type Pokémon card from the Neo Genesis set (released December 2000 by Wizards of the Coast). Key details matching the image:
RarityRare Holo (Holo Rare). Pull rate was roughly 1 in ~57 packs in the original set. |
Jumpluff (Neo Genesis 7/111) – Holo Rare (Rare Holo).
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bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net RarityHolo Rare (also listed as Rare Holo). It is one of the holographic rare cards in the Neo Genesis set. |
Misty’s Seadra (9/132) from the Gym Heroes set (English, Wizards of the Coast, released August 2000).
It is a Stage 1 Water-type Pokémon (evolves from Misty’s Horsea), 70 HP, Level 30, #117 in the Pokédex. Attacks:
Resistance: None Retreat Cost: 1 Artist: Atsuko Nishida Copyright: 1995, 96, 98 Nintendo/Creatures/GAMEFREAK; 1999-2000 Wizards The card has a holographic foil pattern in the artwork area and the ★ rarity symbol, confirming it is the Rare Holo (Holo Rare) version. Variant This appears to be the Unlimited Holofoil printing (no “1st Edition” stamp visible on the left side of the card, which is the key identifier for 1st Edition prints in this set). There is also no obvious Prerelease stamp. Gym Heroes cards exist in 1st Edition Holofoil, Unlimited Holofoil, and a Prerelease promo version (with stamp). |
Azumarill (Neo Genesis 2/111) – Holo Rare (Unlimited edition).
This is the Stage 1 Water-type Pokémon card (70 HP) from the Neo Genesis expansion (Wizards of the Coast, released December 2000). It evolves from Marill. Key details matching the photo:
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Dark Golbat (Team Rocket #7/82), Holo Rare (Rare Holo).
This is the holographic version of Dark Golbat from the original Team Rocket expansion (Wizards of the Coast / WOTC, released April 2000). Key details matching the card:
RarityRare Holo (one of the 17 holographic rares in the 82-card Team Rocket set). These were the premium pulls from booster packs. There is also a parallel non-holo Rare print. Edition (1st Edition vs. Unlimited) No “1st Edition” stamp is visible on the card in the photo (1st Edition copies have a distinct stamp, typically on the left side). This appears to be the more common Unlimited Holofoil print. 1st Edition versions command a significant premium. |
Dark Arbok (Team Rocket 2/82) – Holo Rare (Unlimited edition).
It is a Grass-type Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Ekans) with 60 HP from the original Team Rocket set (released 2000, Wizards of the Coast era). Key details matching the card:
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Hitmontop (Neo Discovery 3/75) — Holo Rare (Unlimited edition).
This is the holographic version of Hitmontop from the English Neo Discovery set (released 2001, part of the Neo series / Generation 2 era). Key details matching the card:
The photo shows the holographic foil pattern with sparkles. No “1st Edition” stamp is visible (these typically appear on the left side of the illustration box on Neo-era cards), so this is the more common Unlimited print rather than the scarcer 1st Edition. |
Misdreavus (Platinum 83/127) – Common, Reverse Holofoil variant.
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Nosepass (Lv. 10) — Platinum set #84/127 (2009), Common, Reverse Holofoil.
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Probopass LV.55 (Metal-type Stage 1 Pokémon) from the Platinum—Arceus expansion (English set, released 2009), card #7/99.
It evolves from Nosepass. Key details matching the photo:
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Hitmontop (HeartGold & SoulSilver 5/123) — Holo Rare.
This is the English HeartGold & SoulSilver (HGSS / HS) expansion card, released in February 2010. It is a Basic Fighting-type Pokémon with 60 HP, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. Key details matching the photo:
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Sabrina’s Alakazam (Gym Challenge, 16/132) — Unlimited Holofoil Rare Holo.
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Espeon (1/75) from the Neo Discovery set (English, 2001 Wizards of the Coast / Neo series) — Unlimited Holo Rare.
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Rocket’s Sneak Attack (Team Rocket #16/82), Rare Holo (Unlimited English version most likely).
This is a Trainer card from the 2000 Team Rocket expansion (Wizards of the Coast / Pokémon TCG). Key details matching the photo:
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Dark Vileplume (Team Rocket set, 13/82) – Holo RareThis is the original English Dark Vileplume from the Team Rocket expansion (Wizards of the Coast, 2000).
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