Day 28 companion · Approved September 23, 2026
Look at the label.
Also included as the final three pages of the 72-second video.
Front. Back. Black-light features.
LORE, PSA, Beckett, CGC, TAG, SGC.
1 · Front labels
2 · Back labels
3 · Black-light comparison
LORE is an approved design preview. Its black-light appearance is simulated, with physical validation pending. The competitor examples are sourced photographs or published promotional imagery, cropped to the label area, straightened and displayed at an identical width with proportions preserved. They are not an authentication test or a comparison of identical cards, grades or physical label dimensions.
We did not verify a usable UV photograph for any of the five competitor examples. Their normal-light reverse views are shown on page 3. PSA documents a UV logo pattern and CGC documents UV ink; the lack of a UV photo here does not mean their labels—or the other graders’ labels—lack UV security. TAG’s published UV resistance concerns the slab material; it is a different property from a fluorescent authentication feature.
Photo credits, label versions and security sources
Research reviewed September 23, 2026. LORE images use the existing approved label files.
- PSA — LightHouse example; matching Walking Wake specimen.
Label photos · Published UV features - Beckett — May 2026 promotional front and back images, reproduced from Beckett’s announcement. Different card specimens; same announced label generation.
Promotional source - CGC — Current Pristine 10 black-and-gold example; matching Mega Venusaur specimen.
Label photos · Published UV features - TAG — Official front illustration and photographed Lugia reverse. Its transparent inscription naturally reads in reverse from the back; the label-area image has been mirrored horizontally for readable text, as requested.
Official front · Reverse photograph - SGC — Matching Lou Brock specimen. The reverse shows embossed SGC branding in the holder’s label area, rather than a printed reverse label.
Label photographs