The 2011 Pokémon Noble Victories Uncommon card number 92 features the character N. This release offers a distinctive piece for dedicated TCG collectors.
N
2011 • Pokémon • Noble Victories
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For collectors focused on the TCG, this card represents a key component for those looking to complete the base set without seeking rarer parallels. Crafted by renowned artist Ken Sugimori, the card maintains the visual consistency expected from the franchise's primary illustrator. The Uncommon rarity designation makes it a more accessible item for builders who want to acquire the full roster of cards rather than just the high-end chase cards. As a standard member of the Noble Victories print run, it holds a steady place in the catalog of Pokémon TCG history. Collectors often track this card due to the popularity of the character N within the broader Pokémon media landscape. While it does not carry special foil treatments or serial numbering, its value lies in its completeness for the set. Whether you are assembling a personal collection or preparing for casual play, having the Uncommon 92 card ensures your Noble Victories binder is fully populated. It stands as a fundamental piece of the 2011 expansion, bridging the gap between the earlier Black & White era and the subsequent Black & White expansions. The card remains a recognizable staple for fans of the franchise's lore and design evolution.
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Card Details
The catalog profile below summarizes the card identity, featured subject, and notable collectible traits.
Catalog Profile
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TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
Ken Sugimori
Card Stock
English
Trainer
Card Text
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What rarity is Pokémon card N in Noble Victories?
Card N from the Noble Victories set is classified as Uncommon. This rarity level typically indicates a more frequent print run compared to Rare or Holo Rare cards, making it easier to find for set completion.
Who illustrated the Noble Victories N card?
Ken Sugimori is credited as the artist for this card. Sugimori is the primary illustrator for the Pokémon franchise, and his work defines the visual style of the Trading Card Game.
What is the card number for N in this set?
In the Noble Victories expansion, the card featuring N is numbered 92. This number helps collectors identify its position within the set's checklist.
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