Card Sensitivity Database/PKM-ALL-REVHOLO
Any card where the foil covers the card face and the artwork window is left un-foiled — the reverse of the standard holo arrangement. From Legendary Collection (2002) through current sets, in every rarity from common to rare.
Not in scope: full-art and textured ultra rares, where the artwork itself is foiled (PKM-MOD-TEXTURED) · standard window holos (PKM-WOTC-HOLO, PKM-MID-HOLO, PKM-MOD-HOLO).
A standard holo has foil over a fraction of its face. A reverse holo has foil over nearly all of it. That single change produces four consequences that no window holo shares:
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