Finish

Finish says where the foil is, and it moves the price more than any other row.

The three Pokémon finishes

The finish says where the foil is. A Pokémon card is Non-Holo, Holo or Reverse Holo.

• Non-Holo means the card has no foil.
• Holo means the foil is in the artwork only.
• Reverse Holo means the foil is everywhere but the artwork.

This row moves the price more than any other. One Golem is $12.05 as a Holo and $48.71 as a Reverse Holo, so each option shows its own market price.

Every other game has its own words. Magic and most others say Non-Foil and Foil. See the game guides.

When the finish stops a card

• We picked a finish from the rarity. The card is priced, stays a Draft and says We picked the finish. It says so until you press Keep or pick another finish.
• Two finishes are both plausible and nothing chose between them. The card has an error until you pick one.
• You picked one. The card moves on and nothing re-opens the question.

A sports card asks about its parallel instead. See the parallel.

Foil on the scan

When our read sees foil on a scan, the Finish row says The scan shows foil. The Finish cell in Table view carries a small mark too.

The read can tell that foil is there, but not reliably where it is. Look at your card, then pick its finish. On a Pokémon card that is Holo or Reverse Holo.

No mark does not mean no foil. The read misses the foil on many reverse holos, so check the card itself.