Meowth- Rev Foil

Analysis: The four visible front corners retain their factory-rounded shape. No definite whitening, compression, or lift is discernible through the holder. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.

Analysis: The visible front perimeter appears continuous, without a confirmed exposed-stock fleck or chip. Holder reflections limit fine assessment in places. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.

Analysis: No definite handling mark or disruption of the holographic finish is discernible in the visible areas. Strong reflections limit certainty, so the surface score reflects only confirmed evidence. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.

Analysis: The four back corners retain an even factory-rounded profile in the available image. No definite fiber exposure, bend, or lift is visible. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.

Analysis: The back edges appear generally clean, with no confirmed chipping or exposed cardstock. A small pale point at the left edge is indeterminate in the reflected photograph and was not scored as a defect. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.

Analysis: No confirmed surface defect is visible on the back. The printed swirl lines follow the card design, and glare reduces confidence in fine surface assessment. This face shows 9/10 because the overall grade is held at 9: it was photographed inside a holder, which limits how closely the surface and edges can be inspected.