Mightyena 114/167 - Pokémon Twilight Masquerade - Reverse Holo

Condition tells you how much wear a card has. Start with the condition stated in the listing, then use the guide below to understand it.

These descriptions apply to raw cards, which means cards that have not been professionally graded and sealed in a grading holder.

Near Mint (NM)

Very little visible wear. Tiny white marks on an edge or corner, light surface marks or minor printing imperfections may still be present. Near Mint does not mean a perfect card.

Lightly Played (LP)

Minor visible wear, such as small white marks along the edges, small scratches or light corner wear.

Moderately Played (MP)

Noticeable wear across the edges or surface. The card may have more pronounced scratches, scuffing or small creases.

Heavily Played (HP)

Significant wear, which may include heavy whitening, deeper scratches, creases or bends.

Damaged

Major defects such as tears, water damage, peeling or severe creases. Check the individual listing and photos carefully.

Holo or reverse holo is the finish

These terms describe which parts of the card are shiny. They do not describe wear: a holo or reverse holo card still has its own condition.

Condition is not a grading prediction

A condition description is not a promise of a particular grading score. An off-centre print, print lines or other manufacturing variations may be present even on a card with very little wear.

Is the image the exact card?

Unless a listing explicitly says it shows the exact card, treat the image as a reference for the card and artwork. Finish, centring and small imperfections can vary between copies.

If your card arrives and you believe its condition differs from the listing, contact support@pokaratcg.co.uk with your order number and clear photos so we can help. Contact support