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Cards in this collection #12 - Phantump #13 - Trevenant #12 - Sprigatito #21 - Poltchageist #22 - Sinistcha #24 - Teal Mask Ogerpon #36 - Litwick #37 - Lampent #38 - Chandelure #23 - Fuecoco #50 - Quaxly #18 - Pikachu #111 - Okidogi #77 - Pumpkaboo #78 - Gourgeist #37 - Mimikyu #42 - Greavard #43 - Houndstone #77 - Scream Tail #78 - Flutter Mane #95 - Munkidori #96 - Fezandipiti #102 - Gastly #103 - Haunter #57 - Gengar #130 - Umbreon #131 - Houndour #133 - Houndoom #136 - Darkrai #139 - Iron Jugulis Pokellector Mobile Apps

even slight discrepancies indicate counterfeits Step 6: Light & Blacklight Test Real cards allow very little light through Fake cards often let light shine through easily UV/blacklight can highlight non-standard patterns Step 7: Font, Symbols & Set Info Check font, energy symbols, set icon, and card numbering Red flags: typos, missing symbols, incorrect numbers Compare rare Pokemon cards to verified database examples ([fake Pokemon card database checker]) Step 8: Check Sealed Packs & Booster Authenticity Verify pack crimp, barcodes, and included code cards Look for loose wrapping, misprints, or incorrect packaging UK buyers should cross-check with official Pokemon UK packaging Step 9: Evaluate Seller & Price Too cheap = red flag Avoid sellers with vague photos or poor reviews Prefer trusted UK marketplaces: eBay UK, verified local stores, Pixel Hub Step 10: Authentication & Grading For high-value cards, use PSA, BGS, or CGC grading services Verify slab serial numbers online Remember: fake slabs exist