Okidogi Pokemon Card from Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle 2024

This is a standard-sized trading card featuring the Pokemon Okidogi, numbered 111/167 from the Shrouded Fable set expansion, but specifically released as part of the 2024 Trick or Trade Halloween promotion. The card is a Fighting-type Basic Pokemon with 130 HP. It features the 'Adrena-Power' ability and the 'Good Punch' attack. The physical hallmark of this specific edition is the orange Pikachu-shaped pumpkin (Jack-o'-lantern) stamp located on the right side of the character illustration, signifying its origin from the Halloween booster packs. The card construction consists of layered cardstock with a matte finish on the text areas and a glossy finish on the artwork. The illustration depicts Okidogi in a dynamic pose with characteristic green, black, and pink color schemes against a forest backdrop. Regarding condition, the card appears to be in 'Near Mint' to 'Lightly Played' state based on the photograph; the edges seem relatively crisp, though there is a slight curve to the cardstock (warping) commonly caused by humidity, and the centering appears slightly biased toward the top-right border. No major creases or surface scratches are immediately visible in the current lighting. The card was manufactured by The Pokemon Company International in 2024.

I have virtually examined this 2024 Trick or Trade Okidogi (111/167). The card displays an authentic Pikachu-pumpkin holofoil stamp and correct color saturation consistent with the Shrouded Fable set printing standards. The condition is aesthetically pleasing, though I noted a minor top-right centering bias and slight hygroscopic warping. These factors categorize the card as 'Near Mint' (NM), though the warping reflects common issues with modern cardstock rather than heavy play. Market conditions for the Trick or Trade series are influenced by high supply; these cards are printed in massive quantities for wide accessibility during the Halloween season. Unlike rare 'Chase' cards, this common promo is readily available, which limits its ceiling. Current secondary market comparables consistently place this card under a dollar. Its value is driven more by thematic demand for Halloween-stamped collections than by gameplay scarcity. While photographic evidence suggests authenticity (correct fonts, borders, and stamp placement), a digital inspection cannot verify surface texture gradients, weight, or the specific light-refraction properties of the foil layer. To definitively authenticate this item, I would require an in-person loupe examination to observe the rosette print pattern and a 'light test' to confirm the internal black-ink layer of the cardstock. No provenance documentation is required for a modern mass-market release of this nature.