The uncommon reverse holo Team Galactic's Invention G-109 SP Radar from the 2009 Pokémon Rising Rivals set, featuring Kent Kanetsuna's design.
2009 • Pokémon • Rising Rivals
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Each point is the last stored observation that day for this printing, condition, grader, autograph status and source. Gaps mean no observation; guide estimates and asking prices are not completed sales.Within this era of the game, card number 96 represents a specific artifact from the villainous organization's technological arsenal. This card, identified as Team Galactic's Invention G-109 SP Radar, serves as a tangible piece of the storyline that defined the Sinnoh region's narrative arc. Collectors of the Rising Rivals set often seek out this uncommon card for its place in the sequential numbering and its distinct reverse holo finish. The visual presentation relies on the artistic direction of Kent Kanetsuna, whose work helped establish the aesthetic identity of this 2009 release. For those building comprehensive collections, securing card 96 completes a necessary segment of the base set, providing continuity for enthusiasts who track the progression of Team Galactic's technology throughout the series. The SP Radar card stands as a representative example of the merchandise produced during this pivotal year for Pokémon trading cards. Its uncommon rarity makes it accessible to a broad range of hobbyists, from casual players completing their first set to dedicated investors tracking the value of early 2000s expansions. The reverse holo treatment adds a layer of visual interest that appeals to those who prioritize aesthetic variety in their shelves. As the Pokémon TCG continues to evolve, the Rising Rivals set remains a significant chapter in the franchise's history, and cards like this one preserve that legacy for future generations of collectors. Whether you are focusing on Team Galactic themes or simply aiming to complete the Rising Rivals checklist, this card offers a solid foundation for your collection. The combination of the 2009 release date, the specific card number, and the distinctive reverse holo finish ensures that it holds a recognizable place in the broader context of Pokémon card collecting history.
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Kent Kanetsuna
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