Professor Elm’s Lecture SR 102/095: Japanese Pokemon Card PSA 10 Guide

Professor Elm’s Lecture SR 102/095: What the Official Database Lists

The Pokémon Card official database lists ウツギ博士のレクチャー as entry 35750, number 102 / 095, with the SR rarity icon and the illustrator credit Hideki Ishikawa. The entry page prints the set-logo alt SM8 and shows no regulation mark.

The card text, rendered from the entry: search your deck for up to three Pokémon that have 60 HP or less, show them to your opponent, and put them into your hand; then shuffle your deck. The entry adds the standard Supporter line that only one Supporter can be played each turn.

The printed set total is 095, so the number 102 sits above the main set. The database still files it under SM8 with the SR icon. Limitless TCG lists the same card as Super Burst Impact (SM8) #102, Secret Rare, and labels it with the B regulation mark; the official entry prints no mark.

Every Japanese Print of Professor Elm’s Lecture

The official database returns six rows with the exact card name ウツギ博士のレクチャー. Rarity names follow the database icons: U is Uncommon, SR is Super Rare and TR is the icon printed on the SM12 row. Three rows carry no rarity icon at all.

SM8 088 / 095 U — Hideki Ishikawa

The Uncommon of the same set is entry 35380. It shares the card name, the set code and the illustrator credit with the SR, and differs in number and rarity icon.

SM12 095 / 095 TR — nagimiso

Entry 37159 is the only row credited to a different illustrator, nagimiso, and the only one that carries the TR icon. Its number, 095 / 095, sits at the end of its set’s printed total, unlike the SR here, which sits above the total.

SM12a 145 / 173, SMN 019 / 029 and SMP 250 / SM-P

Three more rows carry Hideki Ishikawa’s credit and no rarity icon: SM12a 145 / 173 (entry 37349), SMN 019 / 029 (entry 36452) and the promotional row SMP 250 / SM-P (entry 35390). Limitless TCG’s list of Japanese prints with the same text names a Sun and Moon Promotional Cards #250, a Super Burst Impact #88, a Tag Team GX Deck Build Box #19, an Alter Genesis #95 and a Tag All Stars #145, alongside the SR at #102. Limitless names these products differently from the database’s set codes.

Other SM8 cards offered as PSA 10 back orders are in the section below.

How to Tell 102/095 From 088/095 and the Later Prints

Two of the six rows share the set code SM8, so the number and the rarity icon do the work. The table lines up three of the prints.

Our listing title reads “PSA10 Professor Elm’s Lecture SR[SM8 102/095]” followed by the product name, Expansion Pack “Super-Burst Impact”. Compare a slab on the set code SM8, the number 102/095 and the SR rarity, because five of the six rows carry the same illustrator credit.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. Our guides What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card? and Pokemon Card Conditie Guide: Raw vs PSA 10 cover the grade itself. For identity, check the slab against the database entry:

1. Set code SM8 and number 102/095, not the Uncommon 088/095.
2. Rarity SR.
3. Illustrator credit Hideki Ishikawa.
4. A Supporter card that searches the deck for up to three Pokémon with 60 HP or less.

The photo below is the listing photo of the physical PSA 10 slab we list at ¥52,000 (~$338).

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Where to Buy Professor Elm’s Lecture SR from Japan

A physical PSA 10 slab of the SR is currently listed at ¥52,000 (~$338), and a PSA 10 back order is offered at ¥48,960 (~$318). Both are for the same print, SM8 102/095.

Browse the PSA 10 collection for other graded singles. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Snel bestellen. How a back order works is explained in PSA 10 nabestellingen, and the ordering basics are in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan.