Misty's Psyduck Pokémon Trading Card (not authenticated)

This trading card appears to be a Pokémon card featuring Misty's Psyduck, designed as a standard-sized collectible card with a blue water-type background. Physical characteristics include full-color illustrated artwork showing the yellow duck-like Pokémon Psyduck sitting poolside, with a small portrait of the character Misty in the bottom right corner of the illustration frame. Visible text on the card includes the title 'Misty's Psyduck' at the top left, a hit points value of '70', and an Ability titled 'Flustered Leap' with descriptive game text. Below the ability, an attack named 'Sprinkle Water' is listed with a damage value of '30'. Additional markings at the bottom left include the illustrator credit 'Illus. Yuka Nishida', set numbering reading '045/182', and copyright information at the bottom edge reading '2023 Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK'. The card shows standard printed borders and a glossy finish consistent with modern mass-produced trading cards. The condition appears generally clean based on visible inspection, though handling wear cannot be fully ruled out without closer examination. The attribution in the name rests directly on the legible printed text, character names, and set symbols visible on the face of the card.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, the item appears to be a Pokémon trading card bearing text and imagery consistent with a modern 'Misty's Psyduck' card from a recent 2023 release. The card displays standard printed borders, a glossy finish, set numbering of 045/182, and an illustrator credit to Yuka Nishida. However, I can't verify from a photo whether the paper stock, gloss, and print quality are truly correct, as high-quality replicas and proxy cards exist in the modern trading card hobby. Assuming the printed text and imagery correspond to a real mass-produced card of this type, standard market demand for common modern non-foil or low-rarity bulk cards typically commands a very modest price, usually in the $2 to $5 range. If physical inspection were to reveal that this piece is a counterfeit, replica, or proxy rather than a licensed factory-printed card, the market value would drop to essentially zero. I would need physical inspection under magnification and side-by-side comparison with a known reference copy to evaluate the cardstock, micro-printing, and light pass-through properties. Furthermore, because this card is currently unauthenticated, buyers in the open market would factor in the risk of handling wear or alteration. An in-person examination by a professional card grader and potential submission to a grading service would be necessary to establish condition and raw market viability more reliably.