The silver appearance when you scratch your Pokémon card is likely due to the card's holographic foil or the printing process used. Many Pokémon cards feature a shiny or reflective layer that can create a silver effect when scratched or viewed from different angles. This design element adds to the card's visual appeal and rarity, especially for holographic or rare cards. However, scratching can damage the card, so it's best to handle them with care.
Ok, on the back of the card there is a siver scratch area. You get any kind of coin and rub it on the scratch area with the coin held vertically. The silver part will rub off and there is the number you need!
go to denver
i think a remake of Pokemon gold and silver
In Pokemon silver after you get the expn card you will get a Pokemon flute melody on the last line of your radio which you can use to awaken the sleeping snorlax blocking the way to the cave that leads to Pewter city
talk to guy in radio tower
you use it on yourpokegear (the phone thing)
In the radio tower after you answer a quiz
you need totodile use thees scratch and then rage then water gun!
There's a silver rectangle on the back. Scratch that off, and there will be a code. Type that in, and you get what ever it gives you. Turn the card around and you will see a silver bar. Scratch that off with a penny (or fingernail) and you will see a code. Then go to www.FreeRealms and type in your user and pass. Go to redeem a code and type in your code on the starter card. Launch the game then BOOM there you go.
It opens a door to your life @(^-^)@
Scratch is NOT a TM.
Catch a certain amount of Pokemon and defeat the elite four to change your card from copper to bronze to silver then gold.