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Brandon  112/98 — Paradigm Trigger

Brandon 112 Paradigm Trigger · S12

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  • Brandon (112/98) from Paradigm Trigger — S12
  • Original Japanese card
  • NM/MINT condition — freshly pulled
  • Illustrated by Hideki Ishikawa
  • Shipped within 2 business days in a top loader + protective cardboard
  • Shipped from Italy: no duties and no customs fees

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About this card

Brandon (112/98) is an original Japanese Pokémon card from the Paradigm Trigger set (S12). It is a Supporter Trainer card. Number 112 is above the 98 cards of the base set: it is a secret card, outside the standard numbering. The illustration is by Hideki Ishikawa: our catalogue has 19 more cards by this artist. We have 2 Japanese Brandon cards in our catalogue. Every card is checked by hand, in NM/MINT condition, and shipped from Italy in a top loader and rigid cardboard: no EU duties or customs.

Card details

Category
Trainer · Supporter
Number
112/98
Set
Paradigm Trigger (S12)
Regulation mark
F
Illustrator
Hideki Ishikawa
Language
Japanese

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