Aquapolis and Skyridge: the H holos have no reverse holo

H1–H32 are separate holo cards. Reverse holos only exist for cards in the regular numbering.

Aquapolis and Skyridge have two numbering runs. The regular cards (for example Umbreon 41/147) exist as a regular card and as a reverse holo. Alongside them are 32 holo cards with their own numbers H1 to H32 (for example Umbreon H29/H32).

The H cards are holo only. A “reverse holo H29” does not exist. If you see one listed, it is either the reverse holo of the regular number or a typo in the title.

The same holds for other sub-series with letters in front of the number: the SH shinies of the Platinum sets, Trainer Gallery (TG), Galarian Gallery (GG), Shiny Vault (SV) and Radiant Collection (RC). Last Sold lists no reverse variant for any of these cards.

Sources

• Bulbapedia: Aquapolis (TCG)
• Bulbapedia: Skyridge (TCG)

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