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Pokémon: Sentrett Series: E-Series Set: Aquapolis Card Number: 109/147 Rarity: C Condition:  Raw Grade: N/A Year: 2003 Illustrator: Hizuki Misono Complete your vintage Pokémon TCG collection with the Sentret (107/147) Reverse Holo from the E-Series Aquapolis expansion, a unique Common rarity card illustrated by Hizuki Misono. Released in January 2003, this Colorless-type Basic Pokémon features 50 HP and showcases the Scout Pokémon against the set's distinctive water-themed reverse holographic pattern. As a key component of the rare e-Reader compatible era, this raw single is highly sought after by master set collectors and enthusiasts of the Wizards of the Coast English print run for its intricate foil patterns and nostalgic value. Strategically, Sentret offers niche utility with its Spy attack, which allows players to look at the top 3 cards of the opponent's deck and return them in the same order, providing vital information for planning future turns. Its secondary attack, Double Scratch, deals 10 damage times the number of heads from two coin flips, offering a chance for early-game pressure. While not a competitive staple in modern formats, its status as an Aquapolis reverse holo makes it a desirable target for themed Colorless decks and collectors seeking high-grade specimens from this iconic series. Whether you are investing in E-Series assets, completing a Sentret evolution binder, or seeking a specific e-Reader compatible card, this English version represents a tangible piece of Pokémon history with enduring collector appeal. Product Details Card Number / Rarity:107/147 / Common Card Type / HP / Stage:Colorless / 50 / Basic Attack 1:[1] Spy Look at the top 3 cards of your opponent's deck. Put them back in the same order. Attack 2:[1] Double Scratch (10x) Flip 2 coins. This attack does 10 damage times the number of heads. Weakness / Resistance / Retreat Cost:F / / 1 Stock Image Shown. All cards are professionally rated for quality assurance. For in hand images please reach out via contact form.