Counter Catcher 264/182
Counter Catcher 264/182
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This is Counter Catcher from Paradox Rift, a Scarlet and Violet era set. The card is numbered 264/182, and because the first number sits well past the set total of 182, it falls into the secret rare range beyond the main set. Counter Catcher is a Trainer card rather than a Pokemon, a popular item that has seen plenty of competitive play across recent formats.
This copy carries the gold treatment and is listed as a hyper rare, the finish that crowns the top of the Paradox Rift rarity ladder. Hyper rare Trainers are printed in the gold style, giving a familiar deck staple a premium look that collectors and players both appreciate.
If you are completing the Paradox Rift gold cards or want a standout copy of a Trainer you already run in your deck, this raw single is a tidy addition.
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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