Iron Crown Pokémon Trading Card (unauthenticated)

The item is a trading card featuring the subject Iron Crown, presented in a standard collector card size with a glossy finish and a holographic foil treatment that reflects a prismatic rainbow sheen across the surface, particularly visible over the artwork window and background elements. The card is held in a person's hand, displaying the front face only. The upper left corner indicates the card type with the text 'BASIC', adjacent to the name 'Iron Crown', and the upper right shows a hit points value of '130' next to a metal type symbol. Below the main artwork, a grey text box includes the Pokédex information 'NO. 1023 Paradox Pokémon HT: 5'3" WT: 343.9 lbs.' and details two attacks: 'Deleting Slash' requiring two metal energy symbols for 40 damage plus an additional effect regarding Benched Pokémon, and 'Slicing Blade' requiring three energy symbols for 100 damage. The lower left corner bears the illustrator credit reading 'illus. akagi' alongside a set symbol reading 'SSP EN' and the collector number '132/191 ★'. The lower right contains descriptive flavor text and copyright notices. The card exhibits a pixelated holo pattern characteristic of modern trading card game print runs. The overall condition appears clean with sharp corners visible in the photograph, though the item is entirely unauthenticated and physical inspection would be required to determine its exact production origin and grade. The identification rests strictly on the printed text, layout, and iconography visible on the face of the card.

Based on what I can see in the photograph, the item appears to be a modern trading card featuring Iron Crown, displaying text and iconography consistent with mainstream collectible card game print runs. The card exhibits a holographic foil treatment and standard layout elements such as hit points, attacks, and collector numbering. However, I can't verify from a photo whether the materials, cardstock, and foil patterns are physically correct, and I would need physical inspection to confirm the item's true nature. The basis for the value estimate assumes the card is a standard-issue playing piece in clean condition with sharp corners as visible. General market conditions and demand for modern holographic trading cards of this rarity tier generally reflect low individual card values for unranked, raw copies, as the vast majority of value in this category is driven by professionally graded specimens. To confirm authenticity and exact production origin, in-person examination by a professional trading card grader utilizing specialized magnification and light testing would be required. Because this piece is entirely unauthenticated, this valuation applies strictly to an item of this type if the assumed identification is correct. If physical inspection were to reveal that the item is a reproduction, replica, or unauthorized copy, the value would drop to negligible novelty worth.