Brandon 188/195
Brandon 188/195
Flat rate shipping: $10.50
Free shipping on orders over $150
Out of stock
Couldn't load pickup availability
Brandon 188/195 is a Full Art Ultra Rare Trainer card from Silver Tempest, the final main set of the Sword and Shield era. Brandon is a Supporter card, which means it helps shape your turn rather than dealing damage, and Supporters can only be played once each turn, so the useful ones stay relevant well beyond a single set.
The Full Art treatment is the main appeal for collectors. Instead of the standard Supporter frame with a small portrait, the artwork extends edge to edge across the card, paired with a textured foil finish that catches the light across the whole illustration. Full Art Supporters have been a staple of the Trainer chase line up for years.
Collectors look for the Brandon 188/195 to complete a Silver Tempest master set or to add a character driven piece to a Trainer focused binder. As an Ultra Rare it sits among the harder cards to pull from the set.
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.
Share

Blog posts
View all-
How to Sell Pokemon Cards in Australia: Options...
Whether you are thinning out a childhood collection, moving on from the hobby, or just freeing up funds for cards you actually want, selling Pokemon cards in Australia is straightforward...
How to Sell Pokemon Cards in Australia: Options...
Whether you are thinning out a childhood collection, moving on from the hobby, or just freeing up funds for cards you actually want, selling Pokemon cards in Australia is straightforward...
-
Pokemon Card Grading in Australia: How It Works...
What grading actually is Grading is the process of sending a card to a third party company that authenticates it, assesses its condition, assigns it a numeric grade and seals...
Pokemon Card Grading in Australia: How It Works...
What grading actually is Grading is the process of sending a card to a third party company that authenticates it, assesses its condition, assigns it a numeric grade and seals...
-
How to Store Pokemon Cards: A Practical Guide f...
If you collect raw Pokemon card singles, the condition of each card is where the value lives. A card that grades a 9 or 10 can be worth several times...
How to Store Pokemon Cards: A Practical Guide f...
If you collect raw Pokemon card singles, the condition of each card is where the value lives. A card that grades a 9 or 10 can be worth several times...