Scoop Up Net 207/192
Scoop Up Net 207/192
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This is Scoop Up Net, card 207 of 192 from the Sword and Shield era Rebel Clash set. Scoop Up Net is a Trainer card that saw plenty of use during its time, valued by players for the way it let them return Pokemon to hand.
Because the collector number 207 sits above the set total of 192, this is a Secret Rare, confirmed by both the numbering and the tags. Secret Rares are printed beyond the main numbered list and are generally scarcer than the regular cards in a set. This printing carries the Gold treatment, giving the card its signature metallic gold styling that stands out clearly among the standard rarities.
Gold Secret Rare Trainers like this one are collected for their scarcity and their refined look rather than their function in a deck. For anyone completing a Rebel Clash master set or focusing on the Gold Secret Rare subset, Scoop Up Net is a desirable card to chase and a satisfying one to finally secure.
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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