Flashfire Pokemon Card Expansion

The Flashfire expansion is the second main from the XY series for Pokemon which was released on May 7th 2013. This expansion features more of the mega evolution and cards from generation VI. It contains five Pokemon-EX and three Mega Pokemon-EX: Mega Charizard Y, Mega Charizard X, and Mega Kangaskhan.

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Flashfire Pokemon Card Prices

Symbol Map:
St- Stadium cards
Su- Support cards
I-item Card
- Common
- Uncommon
- Rare
- Rare Holographic
- Ex Holographic
- Ultra Rare Holographic
- Ultra Rare

Flashfire Card List:

No.	Card name	Type	Rarity
1/106	Caterpie
2/106	Metapod
3/106	Butterfree
4/106	Pineco
5/106	Seedot
6/106	Nuzleaf
7/106	Shiftry
8/106	Roselia
9/106	Roserade
10/106	Maractus
11/106	Charizard-EX
12/106	Charizard-EX
13/106	Mega Charizard-EX
14/106	Ponyta
15/106	Rapidash
16/106	Torkoal
17/106	Fletchinder
18/106	Litleo
19/106	Litleo
20/106	Pyroar
21/106	Qwilfish
22/106	Feebas
23/106	Milotic
24/106	Spheal
25/106	Sealeo
26/106	Walrein
27/106	Luvdisc
28/106	Buizel
29/106	Floatzel
30/106	Bergmite
31/106	Avalugg
32/106	Shinx
33/106	Luxio
34/106	Luxray
35/106	Magnezone-EX
36/106	Helioptile
37/106	Heliolisk
38/106	Duskull
39/106	Dusclops
40/106	Dusknoir
41/106	Toxicroak-EX
42/106	Espurr
43/106	Meowstic
44/106	Skrelp
45/106	Geodude
46/106	Graveler
47/106	Golem
48/106	Binacle
49/106	Barbaracle
50/106	Sneasel
51/106	Sneasel
52/106	Weavile
53/106	Stunky
54/106	Stunky
55/106	Skuntank
56/106	Sandile
57/106	Krokorok
58/106	Scraggy
59/106	Scrafty
60/106	Forretress
61/106	Rhydon
62/106	Flabebe
63/106	Flabebe
64/106	Floette
65/106	Floette
66/106	Florges
67/106	Spritzee
68/106	Carbink
69/106	Mega Charizard-EX
70/106	Druddigon
71/106	Dragalge
72/106	Goomy
73/106	Sliggoo
74/106	Goodra
75/106	Pidgey
76/106	Pidgeotto
77/106	Pidgeot
78/106	Kangaskhan-EX
79/106	Mega Kangaskhan-EX
80/106	Snorlax
81/106	Sentret
82/106	Furret
83/106	Miltank
84/106	Buneary
85/106	Lopunny
86/106	Fletchling
87/106	Furfrou
88/106	Blacksmith	Su
89/106	Fiery Torch	I
90/106	Lysandre	Su
91/106	Magnetic Storm	St
92/106	Pal Pad	I
93/106	Pokémon Center Lady	Su
94/106	Pokémon Fan Club	Su
95/106	Protection Cube	I
96/106	Sacred Ash	I
97/106	Startling Megaphone	I
98/106	Trick Shovel	I
99/106	Ultra Ball	I
100/106	Charizard-EX
101/106	Magnezone-EX
102/106	Toxicroak-EX
103/106	Kangaskhan-EX
104/106	Lysandre	Su
105/106	Pokémon Center Lady	Su
106/106	Pokémon Fan Club	Su
107/106	Mega Charizard-EX
108/106	Mega Charizard-EX
109/106	Mega Kangaskhan-EX

Unmasking Counterfeit Pokémon Cards: A Comprehensive Guide

Have you ever wondered "How you can tell if a Pokemon Card is a fake?" As avid collectors and players, we understand the importance of authenticity in preserving the integrity of our cherished collections. In this guide, we delve into the intricacies of spotting counterfeit Pokémon cards, ensuring that every addition to your deck is a genuine piece of Pokémon history.

Unveiling the Holofoil Stamp: A Telltale Sign of Authenticity

Overview:

When authenticating Pokémon cards, the Holofoil stamp is a pivotal element that sets genuine cards apart from their counterfeit counterparts. This distinctive feature, carefully integrated into the card design, serves as an immediate indicator of legitimacy.

How to Identify a Genuine Holofoil Stamp:

Check the Placement: Authentic Pokémon cards maintain a precise placement of the Holofoil stamp. Deviations or irregularities in its positioning are red flags for potential counterfeits.

Texture Matters: Run your fingers over the card's surface. Legitimate Holofoil stamps exhibit a unique texture that is challenging to replicate, providing a tactile cue to distinguish real cards from fakes.

Color Consistency: Genuine Holofoil stamps boast consistent coloration throughout the card. Any discrepancies or variations suggest a potential counterfeit.

The Importance of Accurate Card Dimensions

Overview:

Counterfeiters often struggle to replicate the exact dimensions of authentic Pokémon cards. Understanding the correct measurements is crucial in identifying potential fakes.

Verification Steps:

Use a Precision Ruler: Measure the dimensions of the card precisely. Genuine Pokémon cards adhere to standardized measurements, and any deviation signals a potential counterfeit.

Thickness Matters: Authentic cards have a specific thickness that counterfeits often fail to replicate. Utilize a micrometer to gauge the thickness of the card for an additional layer of verification.

Color Loss: Some fake Pokemon cards have noticeable printing issues. If you look at the card provided below you can see that there's issues with how it was printed even though the holographic part of it was well done. 

Example:

Can you spot the fake Pokémon card from the image? There are 2 real ones and 1 fake. The middle on is fake you can first see that it has the jungle symbol on it which is very faded the overall color of the card is off and the lettering isn't clear to read the color of the HP and name of it is lighter color. Also if you click the image and look at it closely you can see the card's surface isn't smooth either. 

In this one the fake Pokémon card  is still on the left and the discoloration is even easier to see. Also the holographic portion is only the card portion but normal Pokémon cards are a complete holographic all the way to the edge of the card. 

The back of the cards you can really see the difference in the color of the fake Pokémon card it has a purple looking tint to it instead of the natural blue color. And the card thickness and size are off. 

Holding the card you can tell it feels like a fake Pokémon card but when I ended up trading for this I was young and didn't know any better so make sure you don't make the same mistake!

Scrutinizing Print Quality for Authenticity

Overview:

Authentic Pokémon cards boast high-quality printing, a factor that counterfeiters frequently struggle to reproduce accurately. Examining the print quality is integral to ensuring card legitimacy.

Examination Process:

Crisp Imagery: Genuine Pokémon cards exhibit sharp, clear imagery. Blurred images, fuzzy text, or color bleeding are indicative of counterfeit prints.

Color Saturation: Authentic cards maintain vibrant and consistent color saturation. Any noticeable variations in color intensity are potential signs of counterfeit production.

Conclusion

In the pursuit of authentic Pokémon cards, vigilance is our greatest ally. By honing our ability to recognize the distinctive features of genuine cards, we fortify our collections against the infiltration of counterfeits. The Holofoil stamp, accurate dimensions, and superior print quality serve as our guides in this ongoing quest for authenticity.

By adhering to these meticulous authentication steps, we fortify our Pokémon card collections, ensuring that every card we possess is a genuine testament to the captivating world of Pokémon.