Worn Childhood Card Macro

Re-render this image as a macro photograph of a heavily-played Pokémon Trading Card Game card showing extensive wear from childhood use. Card laid flat or held at slight angle by fingertips at frame-edge (fingertips soft-focus, not subject). Wear-evidence rendered with specificity: corner-whitening visible at all four corners with the lower-right corner most-worn (consistent with right-handed shuffling-wear), edge-whitening along all card-edges where cardstock fiber has been exposed through gloss-coating, at least one visible crease or bend-line across the illustration window or card-frame, slight surface-scratching visible across the illustration where the card was slid against other cards in a deck or sleeve, possibly a small ink-rub spot where text-area has lost printed ink, slight yellowing or discoloration on the white card-back if visible at edge. Illustration window: subject illustration still readable but slightly faded from UV exposure (if kept in window-lit room) or oil-rubbed (if held in hands without sleeve), colors slightly desaturated from new-condition baseline. Card-frame: yellow-border (assume base-set era) showing significant edge-whitening, set-symbol bottom-right slightly worn, illustrator-credit area slightly rubbed. Cardstock texture: visible paper-fiber where coating has worn through, micro-fuzz at edges. Surface lighting: soft directional natural light from upper-screen-left, no harsh shadows, light catches the wear-pattern revealing topography. Background: blurred warm-tone interior (carpet, wooden floor, soft-focused binder-page, edge of cardboard box, or the corner of a bedroom desk), shallow depth-of-field on the card surface with everything else soft-blurred. Mood: wear-as-proof-of-love, the card that was played-with not archived, the relic of childhood attachment that out-values mint-condition by emotional-weight even as it under-values it by market-price. No specific card-name legible, no trademark text, no current-price-sticker. Preserve the subject composition exactly. Aspect ratio matches source, prefer 1:1 macro or 3:2.