What defines a 'good condition' Pokémon card?
A 'good condition' Pokémon card is pretty much what it sounds like - a card that's been well taken care of! It should have minimal to no scratches, no bends or creases, and the colors should still be vibrant. The edges and corners should be sharp and not frayed. Basically, it looks almost like it just came out of the pack. If you're trading or selling, cards in good condition tend to fetch better prices.
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Good condition? Means it hasn't been used as a coaster by your little brother. In all seriousness, it should look almost new, barely touched.
Just look for any visible damage. If you can't see any, it's probably in 'good condition'.
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