Collection of collectible trading cards in the Pokémon style

A collection of seven character-based collectible trading cards, appearing to be from the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The cards are shown in protective plastic sleeves and feature various creature illustrations with associated text and numerical values. Visible names on the cards include 'Meowth V' (marked 170 HP), 'Squirtle' (marked 70 HP), 'Bulbasaur' (marked 70 HP), and 'Eternatus V' (marked 220 HP). The cards exhibit varied finishes consistent with modern printing techniques, including standard matte surfaces and holographic or 'foil' prismatic effects seen on the 'V' designated cards. The 'Squirtle' and 'Bulbasaur' cards bear a 'Pokémon GO' logo, consistent with the 2022 expansion set. The 'Eternatus V' card appears to have a full-art illustrative style. Without physical inspection, the presence of these markings is considered evidence that the cards are consistent with official Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK produced products, but they remain unverified. The cards appear to be in good visual condition, though edge wear or surface scratches cannot be fully assessed through the protective sleeves. The items are consistent with collectibles produced between 2020 and 2022.

I have evaluated the image showing seven character-based trading cards. Based on what I can see, the collection appears to include modern holographic cards and standard cards bearing marks consistent with the Pokémon Trading Card Game, specifically the 'Sword & Shield' era and the 2022 'Pokémon GO' expansion. I can't verify from a photo the specific material quality or the legitimacy of the holographic patterns, which are often replicated in counterfeit versions. The value estimate is based on the assumption that these are official Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK products in 'Near Mint' condition. The cards like 'Eternatus V' and 'Meowth V' represent typical ultra-rare cards that currently see consistent volume in the secondary collector market, though they are not considered 'high-chase' or investment-grade assets. The 'Squirtle' and 'Bulbasaur' cards appear to be common or uncommon variants which typically hold nominal value. Market demand for modern era cards is high but supply is abundant. A physical inspection would be required to evaluate centering, surface scratches, and edge silvering, which significantly impact pricing. To confirm the items' standing, an in-person examination by a specialist or submission to a third-party grading service would be necessary to check for ink patterns and card stock weight. If these were determined to be reproductions or unlicensed copies, the market value would be effectively zero. Conversely, if professionally graded and found to be in pristine condition, the value could exceed the current estimate.