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How To Tell If You Have An Antique Sinistea. When you encounter sinistea, you have two chances to see the seal stamp under it when it jumps up and down. They are very mellow pokémon you can walk up to, (by alfornada) and then spin your camera around to check underneath for the mark,. The same mark will appear on a polteageist that's evolved. Otherwise, when you capture it, have empty slot in your party so you can. First, you'll need to determine whether or not you have an antique (formerly authentic) sinistea or a phony. But you don't need to dynamax/evolve or even look at the pokemon to find out. It is now easier then ever to find an authentic form sinistea. Under the bottom of sinistea's cup can. It always baffles me how people tell you the only way to tell if a sinistea is antique or phony by dynamaxing and looking underneath or in the pokédex. Easy way to tell is to try and. A cracked or chipped pot some sinisteas link to. If it's antique, you'll see a tiny, faint, blue mark along the bottom inside rim of the cup. If you tab on it and see the animation it will expose the blue/black mark underneath. An antique sinistea or polteageist will have a small little blue authenticity stamp on the underside of its bottom ridge, which, if you've watched a lot of antiques roadshow, is very.

First, you'll need to determine whether or not you have an antique (formerly authentic) sinistea or a phony. An antique sinistea or polteageist will have a small little blue authenticity stamp on the underside of its bottom ridge, which, if you've watched a lot of antiques roadshow, is very. Under the bottom of sinistea's cup can. A cracked or chipped pot some sinisteas link to. But you don't need to dynamax/evolve or even look at the pokemon to find out. Easy way to tell is to try and. It always baffles me how people tell you the only way to tell if a sinistea is antique or phony by dynamaxing and looking underneath or in the pokédex. If it's antique, you'll see a tiny, faint, blue mark along the bottom inside rim of the cup. The same mark will appear on a polteageist that's evolved. It is now easier then ever to find an authentic form sinistea.

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How To Tell If You Have An Antique Sinistea Under the bottom of sinistea's cup can. They are very mellow pokémon you can walk up to, (by alfornada) and then spin your camera around to check underneath for the mark,. First, you'll need to determine whether or not you have an antique (formerly authentic) sinistea or a phony. If you tab on it and see the animation it will expose the blue/black mark underneath. It always baffles me how people tell you the only way to tell if a sinistea is antique or phony by dynamaxing and looking underneath or in the pokédex. When you encounter sinistea, you have two chances to see the seal stamp under it when it jumps up and down. It is now easier then ever to find an authentic form sinistea. An antique sinistea or polteageist will have a small little blue authenticity stamp on the underside of its bottom ridge, which, if you've watched a lot of antiques roadshow, is very. A cracked or chipped pot some sinisteas link to. Under the bottom of sinistea's cup can. Easy way to tell is to try and. Otherwise, when you capture it, have empty slot in your party so you can. The same mark will appear on a polteageist that's evolved. But you don't need to dynamax/evolve or even look at the pokemon to find out. If it's antique, you'll see a tiny, faint, blue mark along the bottom inside rim of the cup.