Description
Cinderace ex enters the battlefield as a flawless, top-tier collectible to anchor your collection with premium Fire-type championship power from the exclusive Scarlet and Violet Promos series!
This listing is for a professionally authenticated and graded Cinderace ex Gold Full Art Promo single card, awarded a perfect PSA 10 Gem Mint designation.
This elite collector piece features the official Black Star Promo registration checklist number SVP 163 and boasts the magnificent, factory-issued glittering Gold Full Art textured card borders paired with a pristine, mirror-like holofoil background matrix. Encased in a secure, tamper-evident protective grading slab, this card showcases the final Fire-type starter evolution in its absolute rarest aesthetic form.
An absolute crown-jewel addition for serious high-end Pokémon card investors, dedicated Cinderace character collectors, or premium master set portfolios.
Card Specifications
- Name: Cinderace ex
- Card Number: Scarlet and Violet Promo number SVP 163
- Expansion: Pokémon Black Star Promos
- Rarity: Gold Full Art Promo
- Grading Company: Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA)
- Certified Grade: PSA 10 Gem Mint
- Card Type / HP / Stage: Fire / 320 HP / Stage 2 (Evolves from Raboot)
- Attack 1: Two Fire Energy – Garnet Volley (180 Damage)
- Attack 2: Two Fire Energy and One Colorless Energy – Flaring Strike (280 Damage) – During your next turn, this Pokémon cannot use Flaring Strike.
- Weakness: Water (x2)
- Resistance: None
- Retreat Cost: 2
What booster packs contain the gold Snorlax secret rare card?
This gold secret rare single card can only be pulled from official Sword and Shield Chilling Reign booster packs. It is listed as checklist number 224 out of 198, meaning it sits in the secret rare slot at the very back of the pack.
How does Snorlax Gormandize ability work in the trading card game?
The Gormandize ability allows you to draw cards until you have 7 cards in your hand, but it completely ends your turn immediately when used. This powerful setup mechanic makes Snorlax a premier choice for competitive player decks during the first few turns of a match.
Why is Snorlax number 224 out of 198 considered a secret rare chase card?
This card features a unique gold textured finish that is much harder to pull than standard holographs or Ultra Rares. Collectors hunt for this specific gold matrix version because it features the iconic character in its highest possible rarity tier for the Sword and Shield era.
What is the best way to protect a gold textured secret rare card from damage?
To preserve the textured finish and prevent edge wear, you should immediately slide the card into a tight-fitting penny sleeve and then snap it into a rigid plastic top loader. Storing your singles this way keeps them safe from surface scratches and bends.
