This 2019 Pokémon Unified Minds release featuring Finneon, card number 39. A foundational Water-type Basic Pokémon for dedicated TCG collectors.
Finneon
2019 • Pokémon • Unified Minds
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This Finneon card, numbered 39 in the Unified Minds set, represents a specific entry from the 2019 Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion. As a Basic Water-type Pokémon, it serves as a fundamental component for many deck-building strategies and collection themes. Collectors often seek out cards from the Unified Minds set to complete their base sets or to build specialized collections around specific types or generations. Finneon's inclusion in this release offers a tangible connection to the broader Pokémon universe for enthusiasts of the franchise. Whether you are looking to complete a personal album, gift a piece of Pokémon history, or add to an investment portfolio, this card provides a clear and distinct identity within the 2019 catalog. By focusing on catalog-accurate details, we help collectors identify and acquire the specific cards they need to complete their collections. The Unified Minds set remains a significant part of Pokémon TCG history, and cards like Finneon continue to be relevant for both casual and serious collectors alike.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Finneon
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
sui
Card Stock
English
50
Water
Basic
Grass ×2
1
456
Card Text
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Attack: Gust (10)
When night falls, their pink patterns begin to shine. They're popular with divers, so there are resorts that feed them to keep them close.
