Oh. Well I guess it’s time to update my spreadsheet then.
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From what i have found, there are 4 from furious fists (eevee, leafeon, glaceon and sylveon).
Im yet to see a reverse holo from that set, but i dont doubt that they could exist.
I also believe there are 2 espeon cards also from break point, but i am yet to see them also
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Start at 7:45 here to see a lot of reverse holos from the set.
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Oh i knew about ancient origins, i have a reverse flareon and vaporeon.
Im yet to see a furious fists reverse holo pop up tho
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yeah cool, need to find the 2 sylveon cards then if thats the case haha
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Im sorry, when did this drop this low?
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Why is it labeled as 40000 instead of 50000? Is there two variants?
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No, just an error or inconsistency of labeling how many points it actually takes.
But there are actually 2 different variants. The back of the card has different border thickness.
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Wow, ok. That’s really interesting. Was there a reason they did that or was it just a printing thing? Do they command different prices?
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I don’t think many know about it. Probably no price difference, unless some rich collector who wants both just goes crazy on the bid when the one they need comes up for auction.
From my understanding there were 2 seasons or 2 print runs for the PLAY promos. The 2nd year or 2nd print run had a slight change to the back.
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Thanks for the info, much appreciated. It’s insane how much knowledge exists on e4!
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For further info, here is an example. The backs are very different. Side by side from 2 Espeon PLAY cards that sold on PWCC. It’s possible different seasons had different points, thus the grading companies having 2 different point labels.
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Differently thicker and looks slightly darker. Thanks for sharing
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Got this in an eBay order. It was used for card protection and has the seller’s eBay store on it.
Anyways, this art needs to be the next Pokémon Center Special Delivery promo
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This is on par with those Japanese sellers that throw in a candy or drawing or note.
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