Fang
Harry Potter TCG: Adventures at Hogwarts · 8/80
Key facts
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Graded population
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Grading math for this card
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About Fang
Fang is card 8/80 from Wizards of the Coast's 2002 Adventures at Hogwarts expansion for the Harry Potter TCG. Collectors search for it because it exists as both a normal rare and a foil premium version, which must be priced separately.
Why this card matters
Verified factFang sits in the first thirty rare slots of Adventures at Hogwarts, a June 2002 Harry Potter TCG expansion documented as an 80-card Wizards of the Coast set. Vault 713 identifies Fang as AAH 8/80, a Care of Magical Creatures creature with the Dog and Unique subtypes. The same card name exists in normal rare and foil premium forms, so its collector relevance comes from exact finish and condition rather than from the name Fang alone. [1][2][3]
Identifying the exact version
Verified factStart with the AAH set code and card number 8/80, then separate English normal rare from English foil premium. Vault 713 lists both finishes in English, French, German and Italian, so language is not optional metadata. The normal copy should be treated as a Rare printing, while the premium copy is a Foil Premium printing. Do not merge these with foreign-language copies or with other Fang items from later Harry Potter card products. [1]
What moves the price between versions and grades
AnalysisThe largest separators are finish, language, grader, numerical grade, and visible raw condition. A foil premium copy should not be priced from a normal rare copy unless the record clearly says it is being used only as loose context. I did not find an opened sold-page transaction for Fang that met this batch standard; current eBay listings and aggregator snippets were excluded. Future comps should screen out lots, non-English copies, unclear finish photos, and listings that say sold without a visible sale date and price on the opened page. [1]
Authenticity checks
AnalysisCompare against official references and specialist references for AAH 8/80, then use multiple checks: card number, set marking, English text, finish, back design, size, edge wear, and whether the foil pattern matches the premium version. Do not use destructive tests. For slabs, verify the cert record and compare the holder and card to seller photos, while remembering copied cert numbers exist. For raw foil copies, angled photos matter because surface scratches and foil wear can be missed in flat front scans. [1]
Telling the versions apart
| Version | How to identify it |
|---|---|
| English normal rare | AAH set marking, card number 8/80, English text, non-foil normal finish, Rare printing. |
| English foil premium | AAH set marking, card number 8/80, English text, reflective foil premium treatment. Keep separate from the normal rare and from non-English printings. |
What people get wrong about this card
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Supply events
- Jun 1, 2002 · new treatmentAdventures at Hogwarts is documented as a June 1, 2002 Harry Potter TCG expansion with 80 cards; Entertainment Earth's archived product page describes the booster pack as a Summer 2002 Wizards of the Coast product with 11 random game cards. Source
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Frequently asked questions
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Sources
- Fang · Harry Potter TCG — Vault 713 Archive (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Harry Potter TCG: Adventures at Hogwarts — RetroTCG (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Harry Potter TCG Adventures at Hogwarts — NSLists (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
- Adventures at Hogwarts Booster — Entertainment Earth (accessed Oct 10, 2026)
Not yet established
- No opened sold-page transaction was accepted for Fang 8/80 in this pass.
- No dated grader population source was found for Fang 8/80.
- No official Wizards checklist page was opened; identity relies on specialist archived references and retailer/product references.
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