Quaxly Trading Card (not authenticated)

This trading card features the character Quaxly from the Pokémon franchise, presented as a standard rectangular collectible card with rounded corners and printed cardboard construction. The top left corner displays the word 'BASIC', followed by the name 'Quaxly', and the top right corner indicates 60 hit points along with a blue Water-type symbol. The central illustration depicts the blue-and-white duck-like character standing in an outdoor coastal landscape with grass, cliffs, and a blue sea. Below the artwork, text reads 'NO. 0912 Duckling Pokémon HT: 1'8\' WT: 13.4 lbs.' The card features an attack titled 'Aerial Ace' costing one Water energy symbol, which reads 'Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 20 more damage.' with a base damage of 10+. The bottom left corner shows the weakness, resistance, and retreat cost symbols, along with a collector number reading '050/191' and an illustrator credit reading 'Illus. Saboteri'. The overall coloration is predominantly blue, white, and teal, with standard glossy card stock finish. The identification is based on the legible character name, attack text, and numbering visible on the face of the card, though physical inspection is required to assess its true material condition and unverified status.

Based on the provided image and description, I have evaluated this trading card, which bears markings consistent with a Quaxly card from the Pokémon franchise, numbered 050/191 and attributed to illustrator Saboteri. I must emphasize that this assessment relies entirely on a visual review of photographs and does not constitute a physical examination. Based on what I can see, the card displays standard features such as a blue Water-type symbol, 60 hit points, and the 'Aerial Ace' attack text, but I cannot verify from a photo the true material condition, paper stock integrity, or surface wear. Market demand for modern, common Pokémon cards of this type is generally steady among casual collectors, though individual value is heavily dependent on mint condition and professional grading. If the attribution is correct and the card is in pristine condition, comparable raw modern cards of this type typically sell in the low single-digit range. However, this estimate assumes the item is as it appears; an in-person examination, professional grading, and authentication would be needed to confirm authenticity and ruling out potential modern reproductions, counterfeits, or unauthorized replicas. If this item turns out to be a reproduction, copy, or counterfeit rather than a legitimate trading card, its market value would drop to essentially negligible or novelty value. Therefore, the stated value range is conditional upon physical verification.