Latias ex (Temporal Forces 076/162)
This is a Pokémon Trading Card featuring the Legendary Pokémon Latias in its 'ex' form, originating from the Scarlet & Violet—Temporal Forces expansion released in 2024. The card is a standard 2.5 by 3.5 inch trading card featuring a holofoil finish. The artwork depicts Latias in a dynamic flying pose against a vibrant purple and pink background, with swirling energy effects. Notable text includes a Hit Point (HP) value of 210, the 'Skyliner' Ability, and the 'Eon Blade' attack, which deals 200 damage. The bottom-left corner displays the set symbol (a stylized clock/gear icon), the rarity (Double Rare denoted by two black stars), and the card number 076/162. Regarding condition, the card appears to be in raw, ungradable condition from this angle; there is visible surface wear, particularly along the bottom edge where several large white chips or 'silvering' marks are present. The centering appears slightly heavy toward the right border. The card is being handled with bare hands without a protective sleeve, which may impact its long-term mint-condition prospects.
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Estimated Value
$1.50 - $2.50
Basic Information
Category
Collectible Trading Cards
Appraised On
May 12, 2026
Estimated Value
$1.50 - $2.50
Item Description
This is a Pokémon Trading Card featuring the Legendary Pokémon Latias in its 'ex' form, originating from the Scarlet & Violet—Temporal Forces expansion released in 2024. The card is a standard 2.5 by 3.5 inch trading card featuring a holofoil finish. The artwork depicts Latias in a dynamic flying pose against a vibrant purple and pink background, with swirling energy effects. Notable text includes a Hit Point (HP) value of 210, the 'Skyliner' Ability, and the 'Eon Blade' attack, which deals 200 damage. The bottom-left corner displays the set symbol (a stylized clock/gear icon), the rarity (Double Rare denoted by two black stars), and the card number 076/162. Regarding condition, the card appears to be in raw, ungradable condition from this angle; there is visible surface wear, particularly along the bottom edge where several large white chips or 'silvering' marks are present. The centering appears slightly heavy toward the right border. The card is being handled with bare hands without a protective sleeve, which may impact its long-term mint-condition prospects.
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