BREAKthrough #143/162
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TCGdex identifies this printing as Uncommon. The score follows Diamond Finder's published V1 rarity ladder; it does not measure price or scarcity.
This character does not receive an enhanced editorial weighting in the current V1 list. That does not mean the card lacks fans or value.
BREAKthrough currently uses the neutral V1 set baseline because Diamond Finder has not added a special editorial flag for it.
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The catalog records 1 known printing option: normal. This is a same-card variant signal only; future reprints are unknown.
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TCGplayer currently provides a market price for Reverse Holofoil of about $1.35. Treat it as a live reference, not a guaranteed sale price or appraisal.
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