Battle Colosseum 108/080 (JP)
Battle Colosseum 108/080 (JP)
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Battle Colosseum 108/080 is a Japanese Trainer card from the Inferno X set. As a Trainer it supports a deck through its effect rather than dealing damage directly, which makes cards of this style a familiar sight in competitive lists as well as in collections.
This is the Super Rare version, numbered 108/080. Because the first number is higher than the set total of 080, it falls beyond the standard numbered run and is printed in a smaller quantity. Super Rare Trainer cards from Japanese sets carry a holographic finish that distinguishes them from the regular printing of the same card.
Collectors look for the higher numbered Super Rare slots because they are among the harder cards to track down when completing a set. The Japanese print is also favoured by those who like to collect cards in their original release ahead of any English version.
Condition and authenticity
This card meets Monster Mart's Mint condition standard:
- Corners: No visible fraying or whitening
- Edges: Smooth and clean, no silvering
- Surface: Free of scratches, dents, creases or smudges
- Centering: Within 60/40 front limit
Every card is authenticated and thoroughly inspected by Monster Mart, and ships tracked from Brisbane in protective sleeves and rigid holders.
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