About the Writer Zach Lesage is a contributing writer for PoTownStore.com
Today, most counterfeit cards are designed to pass various tests like the bend test and the light test, and some look almost exactly like the real thing, even upon close inspection (unless you're going really deep and using a jeweler's loupe, which is a good way to weed out fakes but too much work for the average player)
Its the perfect starting point for pricing most of the cards in your binder
It features a sleek silver border and a high-contrast holo
Even the base version of Erode is already priced at nearly $6, but since its legal in standard and white has fewer removal options compared to other colors, its bound to become a staple across all formats moving forward
Its instantly recognizable reverse holo cards gave collectors something the Pokmon TCG has never truly replicated, making the set feel even more distinct nearly 25 years later