Pokemon-style trading card featuring Clawitzer TURBO (Spanish edition)

This item appears to be a trading card consistent with the Pokemon TCG 'BREAKthrough' expansion or similar series, featuring the character 'Clawitzer TURBO' (printed as 'Clawitzer TURBO' and 'Fijar Blanco'). The card is oriented horizontally with a golden, metallic-style graphic of a crustacean-like character set against a white background with blue and yellow radial bursts and reddish electricity effects. The text is in Spanish, including a 'Regla sobre la Evoluci#n TURBO' and specific move descriptions. Notable markings include a set number appearing to read '35/114' and a copyright date of '2016'. The card bears an illustrator credit reading 'illus. 5ban Graphics'. It features a blue 'HP 130' marker in the corner. Visually, the card shows minor edge wear and surface scuffs consistent with handling. Without physical inspection, it is impossible to verify the card's composition or print quality. While the markings are stylistically consistent with official 2016 English/Spanish releases, authentication of such cards requires in-person examination of the card's weight, texture, and light-transparency layers. The identification is based on visible graphics and textual marks which are subject to verification.

Based on my visual examination of the provided image, this item appears to be a Clawitzer TURBO (35/114) from the 2016 Steam Siege (Asedio de Vapor) series in Spanish. I can observe graphical elements, text, and HP values that are consistent with official Pokemon TCG releases of that era. However, from a photo alone, I cannot verify the physical composition, the holographic pattern, or the light-transparency of the card stock. A physical inspection would be required to analyze the surface texture and internal paper layers to confirm it is not a high-quality reproduction. The estimated value of $5.00 to $12.00 is based on the assumption that the card is a standard production piece in lightly played to near-mint condition, as I can see some minor edge wear. The market for non-English/non-Japanese cards of this specific 'BREAK' rarity generally remains accessible, with demand driven by set collectors and niche regional enthusiasts. If this card were to be found a counterfeit or a non-licensed replica, the value would be negligible, likely under $1.00. Use of the Spanish language typically limits the liquidity of the item in the broader US and Japanese markets. To establish a firmer valuation, an in-person examination by a professional to verify the ink spray patterns under magnification and the card's thickness is necessary. Furthermore, third-party grading by a recognized service would be required to finalize a condition grade, which significantly influences market desirability. Until such steps are taken, this appraisal remains a hypothesis based on visible markings and general market behavior for similar gaming cards of this type and era.