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Wartortle 151 (#171/165) – Illustration Rare

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Product Description

The Wartortle 171/165 from Scarlet & Violet–151 – illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita – the artist behind the 1996 Base Set Charizard.

Card details:

  • Card: Wartortle (HP 100)
  • Set: Scarlet & Violet–151 (MEW)
  • Card number: 171/165
  • Rarity: Illustration Rare
  • Type: Water · Stage 1
  • Illustrator: Mitsuhiro Arita
  • Year: 2023 · English print
  • Condition: Mint – pack-fresh, sleeved straight out of the pack

Arita's involvement is the real draw here. Having the artist responsible for the most famous Pokémon card ever printed return for a Kanto Illustration Rare gives this one genuine nostalgia weight beyond the artwork itself.

Mint condition, pulled fresh and sleeved immediately. The exact card pictured is the card you receive – shipped in a sleeve and toploader, securely packed and fully tracked from Australia.

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