Pokémon TCG: Mightyena #072 PSA 10 - Japanese

About Mightyena #072 PSA 10 from Battle Region

This is a Japanese, professionally graded Mightyena #072 PSA 10 Japanese Pokémon card from the Battle Region set in the Sword & Shield era. The card is a Character Rare (CHR) and Full Art edition, released in 2022, and is securely encapsulated in a PSA slab. For collectors who value authenticity, condition, and Japanese releases, this card is a striking example of how modern Pokémon TCG collectible cards can combine aesthetics and collector appeal.

Why choose a PSA 10 graded Japanese Pokémon card?

PSA 10, also called Gem Mint, is the highest grade from Professional Sports Authenticator. That means the card appears flawless with sharp corners, perfectly centered printing, and no visible manufacturing defects. For collectors of Gradede kort, this condition is sought after because it documents the card’s quality and authenticity. Japanese Pokémon cards like this Mightyena from Battle Region are often known for their print quality and level of detail, making them especially interesting in PSA 10 condition.

Details about the card and the release

• Card name: Mightyena
• Card number: 072/067 (often referred to as #072)
• Set: S9a Battle Region (Japanese, 2022)
• Rarity: Character Rare (CHR), Full Art, Holo
• Language: Japanese
• Grading: PSA 10 (Gem Mint)
• Format: Single card, delivered in a PSA slab

The Battle Region set marks an important point in the Sword & Shield era, where CHR cards celebrate the relationship between Pokémon and their trainers through colorful, fully illustrated layouts. Mightyena CHR 072/067 S9a is no exception and features a detailed, atmospheric design often credited to illustrator Otumami (third-party information).

Collector potential and niche status

The Mightyena Character Rare from Battle Region has earned a special place among collectors of Japanese Pokémon cards and graded editions. CHR cards from this era are popular for their visual impact and unique collector appeal. The PSA 10 grading underlines the card’s quality and makes it a strong choice for those looking to add a Japanese graded Pokémon card from the Sword & Shield period to their holdings.

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