Pokémon TCG: Aerodactyl V #180 PSA 10 - Lost Origin

Aerodactyl V #180/196 PSA 10 – Alternate Full Art from Lost Origin

For collectors seeking one of the most iconic chase cards from Sword & Shield—Lost Origin, Aerodactyl V #180/196 PSA 10 is a prime choice. This single, English Pokémon TCG card was submitted to and graded by PSA, where it achieved the sought-after PSA 10 Gem Mint grade. The card is registered as an Alternate Full Art variant and is noted for Nurikabe’s distinctive illustration as well as its Ultra Rare status.

PSA 10: Top quality for collectors

A PSA 10 grade means the card has been evaluated as Gem Mint — the highest possible condition according to PSA standards. It indicates the card appears flawless with sharp centering, no visible scratches, and no manufacturing defects visible to the naked eye. For collectors and enthusiasts, this grade is a mark of quality that underlines the card’s authenticity and preservation. Note that the PSA certificate number is not included in the available data; this should always be verified on the physical card and via PSA’s certificate page.

Unique artwork and technical details

• Card number: 180/196
• Set: Sword & Shield—Lost Origin
• Variant: Alternate Full Art
• Rarity: Ultra Rare
• Type: Fighting
• HP: 210
• Attacks: Bite (40), Rock Crush (120, requires discarding Energy from the opponent’s Active Pokémon)
• Illustrator: Nurikabe
• V rule: Knock Out gives the opponent 2 Prize cards
• Retreat Cost: 1 Energy
• Regulation Mark: F

The artwork on this Alternate Full Art version is one of the most striking from Lost Origin, making the card especially appealing to dedicated collectors and Aerodactyl fans alike.

Collector status and relevance

Aerodactyl V #180/196 is widely recognized as one of the most sought-after chase cards from Lost Origin. The combination of Ultra Rare status, Alternate Art, and a PSA 10 grade makes it a natural centerpiece for any Graded cards. The card particularly appeals to collectors who value authenticity, rarity, and visual quality.

To protect and display a PSA-graded card like this, consider appropriate Accessories for storage and presentation.

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Note: The PSA certificate number is not provided in the product data and should always be verified on the physical card and via PSA’s official certificate page. Contact us for further information or images if you would like to confirm these details.