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$15 - 30
AI estimate as of September 1, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting
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I have examined the provided image and description of this Pokémon TCG Base Set 2 Vileplume (31/64) card. Based on the visual information, the card appears to be authentic; the layout, fonts, and art style are consistent with genuine Base Set 2 cards from the given copyright years. The '31/64' card number is indeed from Base Set 2, not Jungle, correcting the owner's description. Its condition is moderately good, showing typical edge and corner wear for a vintage card that has been handled but without major damage like creasing or tears. This places it likely in the 'Excellent' to 'Near Mint' range.
Market conditions for Base Set 2 cards, while popular, are not as robust as their 1st Edition or Shadowless Base Set counterparts. Vileplume is not a highly sought-after or rare 'Chase' card in this set, which impacts its demand. Comparable sales for Vileplume 31/64 in similar condition typically range from $15 to $30. Higher grades (PSA 9 or 10) can command more, but this card's observed wear indicates it wouldn't achieve those grades.
Factors significantly impacting value here are the card’s commonality within the set and the slight but visible wear. For full authentication, an in-person examination is crucial to verify card stock, print quality under magnification, and detect any potential alterations or counterfeiting with absolute certainty. Without physical inspection, I cannot definitively rule out highly sophisticated fakes, though nothing in the provided image suggests it.