Trading card consistent with MetaZoo 'Omen Street Orb'

This item is a trading card that appears to be from the MetaZoo collectible card game, specifically identified by the printed text as an 'OMEN STREET ORB'. The card features a vibrant red border and a central illustration depicting a glowing, circular orb with ethereal, tentacle-like wisps emanating from it against a dark, cosmic background. Visible text includes 'ARTIFACT TERRA ORB' and '2 PER SPELLBOOK' at the top, along with various gameplay numerical indicators such as '1', '0', and '30'. The lower text box describes a gameplay ability: 'DESTROYED: Until the end of the active Caster’s next turn, [symbol] is active. Target Beastie or Caster loses 20 LP.' A copyright line at the bottom, though slightly blurred, appears consistent with 'MetaZoo Games LLC'. The card is shown in a stack with others of a similar red-bordered design. Condition appears good with sharp corners, though the identification as a legitimate production item is a hypothesis subject to physical inspection for printing patterns and cardstock quality. The attribution is based on the visible printed logos and graphic design consistent with this specific game franchise.

Based on the image provided, I am examining a trading card that appears to be the 'Omen Street Orb' artifact from the MetaZoo collectible card game. The design elements, including the red border, typeface, and cosmic orb illustration, are consistent with the graphic standards of this particular franchise. However, because I am reviewing a digital photograph, I cannot verify the physical cardstock quality, the presence of specific printing patterns, or the light-refractive properties of its surface. These factors are critical to determining if the item is a production piece or a modern reproduction. My appraisal assumes the hypothesis that this is a legitimate game card in good condition with the sharp corners and clean edges visible in the photo. The market for MetaZoo items is highly specialized and has shown volatility; currently, cards of this specific rarity and type generally trade in the $15.00 to $35.00 range for ungraded examples. If the card were found to be a replica or an unauthorized printing upon physical inspection, its commercial value would be negligible, likely under $1.00. To provide a more precise valuation or to establish its origin, an in-person examination by an expert is necessary to verify ink saturation and fiber composition. This estimate reflects the current general interest in this specific game's secondary market for items in similar visual condition. I cannot provide a definitive identification based solely on a photograph, as high-quality copies are known to exist in the trading card industry.