Pokemon Trading Card Anihilape (not authenticated)

This trading card features the character Anihilape as depicted in the Pokemon franchise. The physical card is constructed of standard printed cardstock with a glossy holographic foil finish across the surface, which displays a rainbow sheen when tilted under light. The card has a standard rectangular shape with rounded corners. The top left corner displays the text STAGE 2 next to the name Anihilape, followed by 150 HP and a fighting type symbol. The artwork features a stylized illustration of the gray-furred, spectral-looking creature surrounded by swirling purple energy against a rocky backdrop. Text on the middle section reads Ability Lose Cool, detailing game mechanics, followed by an attack named Impact Blow with a cost of two fighting energy symbols and a damage value of 160. The bottom left corner shows an illustrator credit reading illus. Shiburinguru, alongside a set symbol reading 092/182 and a rarity star symbol. The bottom border displays copyright text reading 2023 Pokemon/Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK. The card shows minor handling wear around the edges consistent with being held, but the surface gloss remains intact. The identification rests on the clearly visible printed text, character name, and set numbers on the card face. This item is unauthenticated.

Based on what I can see in the photograph, the item appears to be a trading card bearing text and imagery consistent with a Pokémon card featuring the character Annihilape, marked with set number 092/182 and an illustrator credit for Shiburinguru. The card displays standard features such as a holographic foil finish, stage 2 designation, and listed game mechanics. However, I cannot verify from a photo whether the materials, printing techniques, and foil properties match those of the designated manufacturer, as high-quality replicas and proxy cards are common in the secondary market. I would need physical inspection to confirm the cardstock texture, weight, and printing dot patterns. The estimated value range assumes the working hypothesis that the item is a standard English-language trading card corresponding to the visible identifiers. In current general market conditions, modern holographic cards of this rarity level in unauthenticated condition typically trade within a very modest range for raw, ungraded copies. This valuation depends entirely on physical evaluation; if the item were determined to be a reproduction, replica, or proxy, the value would be negligible, likely limited to a fraction of a dollar. To establish higher value or market confidence, the piece would require in-person examination by a professional trading card grading and authentication service to assess its condition and lack of alteration.