Category Holographic Cards

Holo, reverse holo, and special foil cards

HOLO Quantum Technology Optimizes Computation Through Advanced Gate Reduction

Reducing quantum gate operations directly cuts decoherence time, error accumulation, and execution cost on real quantum hardware.

500-piece bulk sleeves from major suppliers offer consistent protection for card collections without the premium pricing of smaller premium packs.

Two cards share the name Vibrava in EX Dragon, and one sells for roughly six times the other. Here is what each is actually worth.

There's no true holo Vibrava in 2003 EX Dragon — just three Reverse Holo commons, each selling raw for roughly $8 to $12.

The 2003 EX Dragon Magneton 17/97 is a reverse-foil common worth a few dollars raw and barely more graded — here's the real data.

A grade-by-grade look at EX Dragon Magcargo ex (95/97), from $2 played copies to $220 PSA 10 sales.

A 2003 EX Dragon Latios ex Holo runs about $78 raw but can top $3,000 in PSA 10 — here's how the grade-by-grade pricing breaks down.

Grade decides everything for Latias ex #93/97 — see why a PSA 10 fetches about $3,300 while raw copies sell near $130.

What the EX Dragon Kingdra ex 92/97 Holo really sells for, from raw copies near $50 to graded premiums, and how to read the data.

The "EX Sandstorm Swellow Holo" was never printed — here's the real card, the right set, and how to price it.