Pokémon TCG: Furret #110 PSA 9 - Japanese
Furret 110/100 AR SV9 Battle Partners PSA 9 Japanese – Professionally graded Art Rare card
For collectors focused on Japanese Pokémon cards and graded Art Rare designs, this Furret 110/100 AR from Scarlet & Violet SV9 Battle Partners is a strong choice. You get a single, professionally graded card in PSA 9 Mint – a condition that ensures both authenticity and high visual quality. The card is Japanese, Art Rare (AR), and encased in PSA's official slab, making it a sought-after piece for both Furret enthusiasts and dedicated Scarlet & Violet collectors.
About Furret 110/100 AR from Battle Partners
This card is the Japanese edition of Furret, number 110/100, from the SV9 Battle Partners set, released in 2025. It is classified as Art Rare (AR) and has a holo finish that highlights Tomomi Ozaki's detailed illustration. Furret is a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon that evolves from Sentret, and the card has 120 HP. Its attacks include Scratch (40 damage) and Jet Headbutt (70 damage), and it has a weakness to Fighting and a retreat cost of one Colorless.
PSA 9 grading and collector status
The card has been graded by PSA and received the 9 Mint grade. This means the card appears nearly flawless with only minimal signs of handling – sharp corners, a clean surface, and no major scratches. PSA 9 is a recognized standard among collectors who want documented condition and protection in a slab. For collectors of Graded cards, this Furret is a natural addition to the collection.
Details and collector appeal
- Japanese Art Rare card from SV9 Battle Partners (2025)
- Professionally graded: PSA 9 Mint
- Stage 1, Colorless-type, evolves from Sentret
- Illustrator: Tomomi Ozaki
- Holo finish and unique Art Rare aesthetic
- Encased in an official PSA slab
Furret 110/100 AR has particular appeal for collectors who value Japanese Pokémon cards and artwork from the Scarlet & Violet era. The card's Art Rare status and holo effect make it a visual highlight, while the PSA 9 grading ensures long-term condition and authenticity.
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