Team Rocket's Tyranitar trading card (not authenticated)

The item is a trading card featuring the character Team Rocket's Tyranitar, presented in a standard rectangular card format with a shiny foil finish. The top left corner displays the text STAGE 2 alongside a small thumbnail of a pre-evolution character. The top center features the name 'Team Rocket's Tyranitar' followed by 'HP 180' and a fighting-type energy symbol on the top right. The central artwork depicts a green, spiky monster standing in a dark, urban or industrial environment. Below the artwork, text reads 'NO. 0248 Armor Pokémon HT: 6'7" WT: 445.3 lbs.' alongside a circular portrait of a character with a 'R' logo. The card includes an 'Ability' section named 'Sand Stream' with descriptive text, followed by an attack named 'Demolition Tackle' requiring one fighting and three colorlessness energy symbols, dealing 180 damage. The bottom left corner shows weakness indicators and the illustrator credit 'Illus. Ryuta Fuse', along with set coding reading '096/182' and a star rarity symbol. The bottom border includes copyright text mentioning Pokémon, Nintendo, Creatures, and GAME FREAK. The card shows a glossy, holographic sheen across its surface. The identification rests on the clearly legible printed text and card design layout visible on the surface.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, the trading card displays visual characteristics and text layout consistent with a hypothetical Team Rocket's Tyranitar card, including the foil finish, set numbering 096/182, and artwork attributed in print to Ryuta Fuse. However, I cannot verify from a photo alone whether the card is a legitimate physical piece or a reproduction, as paper stock, texture, and edge quality require physical inspection to evaluate properly. My estimated value range of $10 to $30 assumes the identification is correct and that the card is in a condition typical of raw, unauthenticated modern foil cards. General market demand for modern trading cards of this type can fluctuate based on playability and collectibility, though raw versions generally trade within modest price brackets. If the item turns out to be a replica, proxy, or counterfeit, its value would drop significantly, likely to nominal or zero value for collection purposes. To confirm the piece's status and establish a more precise valuation, an in-person examination by a professional grader or authentication service would be necessary to inspect surface textures, light passing properties, and cardstock.