Eternatus

ムゲンダイナ

  • Pink Cracked Ice

Listed by 4 sources, in 1 release

Photos from Pokémon Coin Fan.

  • Front, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size
  • Front, from Bulbapedia, full size
  • Back, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size
  • In hand, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size

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Facts

Size
Regular, 29.8 mmNominal diameter for this size
Material
PlasticMoulded polystyrene body with a hot-stamped metallic foil face.
Face color
Pink
Finish
HolofoilDiffractive foil with a named pattern.
Holo pattern
  • Cracked IceAngular reflective shards.
Back color
Black
Back design
Poké Ball logoPoké Ball arc with the Pokémon logo, from Jan 2003, Japan and international.
Trademark mark
Not recorded
Region
Japan
First release
4 Dec 2020First released in Capsule toy vending machines

Released in

Releases that include this coin
ReleaseTypeRegionDateNoteListed by
Capsule toy vending machinesカプセルトイ「ポケモンコイン」シリーズCapsule toyJP4 Dec 2020one of ten availableBulbapedia, SCJ coin spreadsheet, Pokémon Coin Fan and pokeboon coin sheet

All 2 Eternatus coins

Sources

What each source lists for this coin. How sources are matched

Source records for this coin
SourceAs listedWhat it saysMatchLicense
BulbapediaCTVM Pink Eternatus Coin
Size
Regular
Material
Plastic
Finish
Cracked Ice
Color
Pink
Back
Black, Poké Ball logo
Date
4 Dec 2020
The other records were matched to this oneCC BY-NC-SA 2.5
Pokémon Coin Fanムゲンダイナ:ピンククラックドアイスホロ【Eternatus Pink Cracked Ice Holofoil】
Size
Regular
Material
Plastic
Finish
Cracked Ice
Color
Pink
Date
4 Dec 2020
Matched automaticallyAll rights reserved by the site owner
SCJ coin spreadsheetEternatus
Size
Regular
Material
Plastic
Finish
Cracked Ice
Color
Pink
Back
Black
Date
4 Dec 2020
Matched automaticallyNo license stated
pokeboon coin sheetムゲンダイナ
Date
4 Dec 2020
Matched automaticallyNo license stated

Bulbapedia description

Regular-sized, Pink Cracked Ice Holofoil, Black-backed Coin featuring Eternatus; one of ten available from capsule toy vending machines present at Pokémon Centers across Japan from December 4, 2020

Text from Bulbapedia, CC BY-NC-SA 2.5