Pokémon Card Deal Report

A clean, well-centered Spanish Umbreon VMAX alt art with sharp corners and no obvious surface damage in these photos. Flags: Spanish-language print (215/203)

A heavily played, creased Lugia V alt art with frayed corners and edge wear — damaged-condition card, not a candidate for a high grade. Flags: heavy creasing/wrinkling across front and back; frayed rounded corners; edge whitening all around

A presentable rainbow Charizard VMAX with a decent front but visible back-edge whitening and off-center back that will cap the grade. Flags: whitening on back left edge; off-center back; photographed on fabric limiting surface read

Condition looks clean (sharp corners, unscratched holo, ~60/40 centering), but the front bears a '©2022' copyright line that genuine 1999 Base Set Charizards do not — this is almost certainly a reproduction/proxy and would not receive an authentic PSA grade, so buy only as a novelty. Flags: AUTHENTICITY: front carries a '© 2022 Pokemon/Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK' copyright line in addition to the vintage '©1995,96,98' line — genuine 1999 Base Set Charizard 4/102 has only the 1995/96/98 line, so this is almost certainly a modern reproduction/proxy, not an authentic Base Set card; PSA would reject as not authentic ('N0'), so a numeric grade is moot; back close-ups not provided — back edge/corner condition unverified; slightly bottom-heavy front centering

A single dark, out-of-focus photo of a rainbow Charizard VMAX makes condition impossible to verify — buy only with more photos. Flags: single dark blurry photo; front only, no back shown; condition largely unverifiable

A clean-looking Lugia V alt art overall, but a diagonal line near the top-right in the close-up could be a crease — inspect that area before bidding. Flags: possible crease/scratch line near top-right of front (top-right corner close-up)

A single blurry photo of a rainbow Charizard VMAX with no back shown — condition cannot be judged, request clearer images. Flags: single blurry low-res photo; front only, no back shown; condition largely unverifiable

Listed as Champions Path but actually the Shining Fates shiny Charizard VMAX, and it's heavily scuffed and whitened on the back — a low-grade, played copy. Flags: heavy whitening and white scuff patches on back; corner wear; card is actually Shining Fates SV107/SV122 shiny Charizard VMAX (HP 550), not Champions Path 74/73 as titled

A genuine Base Set Unlimited Charizard but well-loved — heavy edge chipping, corner wear and holo scratches put it in the low-to-mid played range. Flags: heavy edge whitening/chipping all around; holo surface scratches; worn corners; off-center back

A Base Set Unlimited Charizard shown front-only through a sleeve with visible holo scratching — likely mid-grade, but no back and glare limit confidence. Flags: holo surface scratches visible; front only, no back shown; shot through sleeve with glare

This is a fake gold metal novelty card (blank embossed metal back), not a genuine Charizard VMAX — PSA would reject it as not authentic. Flags: COUNTERFEIT/novelty metal card — gold metallic face with a blank embossed metal back, not a real Pokemon TCG card; would not be authenticated or graded by PSA

A clean, sharp-cornered shiny Charizard VMAX (actually Shining Fates SV107, not the titled Champions Path 74/73) that photographs like a strong copy. Flags: card is actually Shining Fates SV107/SV122 shiny Charizard VMAX (HP 550), not Champions Path 74/73 as titled

A genuine Base Set Unlimited Charizard but heavily creased with edge chipping and surface scratches — a damaged, low-grade copy. Flags: multiple creases front and back; heavy edge whitening/chipping; surface scratching; worn corners

A genuine Base Set Charizard but heavily played with numerous creases, worn corners and a badly wrinkled back — a PSA 1 (Poor) at best, a filler/reader copy. Flags: multiple creases across front and back; heavy holo scratches; worn/frayed corners; edge chipping and whitening all around; back badly wrinkled

A Spanish Rayquaza VMAX alt art that looks structurally sound, but the photos are too blurry and glare-filled to grade confidently — request sharper images before buying. Flags: blurry/low-quality photos limit assessment; Spanish-language print (218/203); glare across holo

A crisp English Rayquaza VMAX alt art with sharp corners and clean surface that presents near-mint, though no back photo means the ceiling is uncertain. Flags: back never shown — cannot assess back centering, edges or corners

This is a mass-produced gold metal novelty 'Gengar VMAX' — not a real Pokémon card — and is not gradeable/authentic; avoid if you expected the genuine Fusion Strike alt art. Flags: this is a gold metal novelty/counterfeit card, NOT a genuine Pokémon TCG card; PSA would reject as inauthentic (does not grade metal/fake cards); no real card front or back to evaluate

A genuine Base Set Unlimited Charizard in solid mid-grade shape with the usual holo scratching and light corner wear — a realistic PSA 5–7 candidate. Flags: holo scratches on front foil; slightly off-center front; minor corner softening

A Brilliant Stars Charizard V alt art that presents near-mint in photos despite the 'lightly played' label — likely a 7–8 if the unseen back and edges hold up. Flags: listed as 'Lightly Played' but no defects clearly visible in photos; back never shown; shot through a sleeve/toploader

A genuine Base Set Unlimited Charizard with good eye appeal but the common holo scratching and a slightly high-cut vertical centering — a solid PSA 5–7. Flags: holo scratches/scan lines on front; off-center vertically (thin top border); minor corner wear; slight back corner whitening

A Champions Path rainbow Charizard VMAX that looks clean and well-centered, but with only a single front photo the grade range is wide — ask for back and corner shots. Flags: only one photo provided (front only); no back, no close-ups — corners/edges/back unverified