This catalog page features the 2020 Pokémon TCG Sword & Shield Ferroseed card, number 130/202. A Basic Metal-type Pokémon with 70 HP.
2020 • Pokémon • Sword & Shield
Near Mint (NM)
130
Common
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Ferroseed (130/202) is a Basic Metal-type Pokémon from the 2020 Sword & Shield expansion, designed by artist Yuka Morii. With 70 hit points, this Pokémon serves as a foundational unit in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, appealing to collectors who appreciate the diverse roster of the Generation V region. The card features a Colorless Rollout attack that deals 10 damage, reflecting the Pokémon's defensive nature and rolling mechanics described in its Pokédex entry. Collectors of the Sword & Shield base set often seek out complete runs of the 202-card series, making this number a key component for those building a full collection. As a Common rarity card, it represents the accessible entry point into the expansion's ecosystem, allowing players and hobbyists to assemble their sets without excessive cost. The regulation mark 'D' confirms its validity for play in standard formats during its release period, adding to its relevance for competitive enthusiasts. Whether you are trading with other hobbyists or looking to round out your Sword & Shield binder, this card offers a tangible piece of the 2020 Pokémon TCG landscape. Beyond its gameplay utility, Ferroseed holds a place in the hearts of trainers who enjoy the strategic depth of type matchups. Its Metal typing provides specific advantages and disadvantages that shape deck construction, making it a frequent discussion topic in the community. For those interested in the lore, the card's flavor text hints at the Pokémon's developmental journey, adding a layer of narrative to the physical collectible. This combination of mechanical function, artistic representation, and set completeness makes the 130/202 release a worthwhile addition to any dedicated Pokémon TCG inventory.
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The core identity of the card within the set.
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Featured
Ferroseed
Game
Pokémon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Common
Yuka Morii
Card Stock
English
70
Metal
Basic
Ferrothorn
Fire ×2
Grass -30
2
597
D
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Attack: Rollout (10)
It defends itself by launching spikes, but its aim isn't very good at first. Only after a lot of practice will it improve.
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As a Common card from the Sword & Shield era, Ferroseed lacks the scarcity or competitive prominence required to command significant collector interest or market premiums. Its value remains grounded in its status as a basic entry-level card, with no special attributes or foil treatments to drive speculative demand above its baseline utility for new players.
The card holds a Common rarity tier, indicating it was distributed in high volumes within standard booster packs during its initial release. This high supply density means that unless a specific variant or first-edition stamp is present, the card faces minimal scarcity constraints from a set mechanics perspective.
With the Sword & Shield series having rotated out of the standard format, playable-only common cards typically see reduced demand as players no longer need to build decks using this specific pool. Investment potential is limited to completionists seeking to fill gaps in their base set collections, as nostalgia factors for this specific recent era have not yet generated significant crossover appeal.
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