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Card identification
How to identify this printing
Compare these characteristics with the physical card to confirm the exact edition, finish, variant, or error printing.
Set
Base
Card number
70/102
Rarity
Rare
Finish
Non-Holo
Print edition
Unlimited ©1999–2000
Variant type
Edition
Stamp
No stamp
Distribution
Standard Set Distribution
Distinguishing details
Unlimited ©1999–2000
Collector interpretation
What this Clefairy Doll 70/102 record represents
This record identifies Clefairy Doll 70/102 from Base. Its recorded collectible characteristics are rarity: Rare, finish: Non-Holo, edition: Unlimited ©1999–2000, variant: Unlimited ©1999–2000, product source: Base, and distribution: Standard Set Distribution.
CardInfo.Net currently tracks 9 other records with the same set, card name, and collector number. The tracked comparison includes tracked editions: Unlimited ©1999–2000, 1st Edition, 1st Edition Shadowless, Shadowless, Unlimited ©1999 and variant or error labels: Unlimited ©1999–2000, Non-Holo, Edition, Gray / Low-Ink Stamp, 1st Edition Shadowless, Crimped / Pack Cut, Shadowless, Border / Frame Error, Unlimited ©1999.
This record is not marked with a documented error. Centering, wear, scratches, fading, grading results, and isolated factory anomalies do not by themselves change the printing identity shown here.
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Card information
Card Name
Clefairy Doll
Set
Base
Card Number
70/102
Category
Trainer
Subcategory
—
Type
Trainer
HP
10
Level
—
Rarity
Rare
Illustrator
Keiji Kinebuchi
Printing & identification
Finish
Non-Holo
Print Edition
Unlimited ©1999–2000
Variant Type
Edition
Variant Subtype
Unlimited ©1999–2000
Variant Attribute
Non-Holo
Stamp
No stamp
Distribution
Standard Set Distribution
Product Source
Base
Gameplay
Weakness
Resistance
Retreat Cost
Flavor Text
Play Clefairy Doll as if it were a Basic Pokémon. While in play, it counts as a Pokémon instead of a Trainer card. It has no attacks, cannot retreat, and cannot be Asleep, Confused, Paralyzed, or Poisoned. If Knocked Out, it does not count as a Knocked Out Pokémon. At any time during your turn before your attack, you may discard it.