Switch 102/080 (JP)
Switch 102/080 (JP)
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Switch is a Japanese language Trainer card numbered 102/080 from the Inferno X set. As a Trainer, Switch offers a repositioning effect during play, a familiar and dependable utility card seen across many decks rather than a Pokemon in its own right.
This printing carries the Super Rare rarity, as shown in its tags, which in the Japanese sets is a premium foil treatment reserved for cards that stand apart from the base run. The number tells the rest of the story: at 102/080, the first number exceeds the set total of 080, marking it as a card printed beyond the numbered base set. These above the total printings are the secret rare style cards that collectors seek out, since they sit outside the standard checklist. A Super Rare version of a staple Trainer like Switch makes this a tidy pickup for collectors of the Inferno X release.
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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