Garbodor Holographic Pokémon Card (Guardians Rising)

This is a Garbodor Pokémon trading card from the Sun & Moon - Guardians Rising expansion, specifically card number 51/145. The card is a Stage 1 Psychic-type Pokémon with 120 HP. The illustration by sowsow features the character Garbodor in a pile of refuse with a distinctive holographic foil finish within the artwork window, characterized by a cracked-ice or crystalline pattern. Key moves listed on the card are 'Trashalanche' and 'Acid Spray.' The card features a standard yellow border and purple background consistent with its Psychic typing. Regarding condition, the card appears to be in played condition; there is noticeable whitening and wear along the top yellow edge and corners, and several scratches or scuffs are visible on the surface of the card body. The centering of the image within the yellow borders appears slightly shifted toward the bottom-left. The copyright information at the bottom indicates a 2017 Pokémon/Nintendo production. Below the Garbodor card, portions of two other cards are visible, 'Drapion V' and 'Kyurem V,' suggesting a modern era collection context.

I have examined the digital representation of the Garbodor 51/145 Holo from the 2017 Guardians Rising expansion. The card displays authentic design characteristics, including correct font weights, energy symbols, and the specific 'Trashalanche' ability text. However, the condition is definitively 'Played' to 'Lightly Played.' I observed significant edge wear and silvering along the top border, coupled with surface scuffing that disrupts the holographic finish. The centering is biased toward the bottom-left, which would negatively impact a professional grading score. Market demand for this specific card is driven primarily by its historical competitive utility in the 'Trashalanche' archetype rather than scarcity; it was a common-rare print with high distribution. Current market comparables for non-graded, played copies consistently fall under three dollars. Values for this specific expansion favor the 'Secret Rare' gold versions or Rainbow Rares, making this standard holo a low-value collectible. Limitations: This appraisal is based on image analysis and cannot verify the tactile surface texture or the 'light test' for card stock density, which are essential for confirming it is not a high-quality proxy. A full authentication would require a physical inspection under 10x magnification to examine the rosette printing pattern and cross-reference the core layer of the card stock to definitively rule out counterfeit production.