Palworld TCG Card Checker
Paste a Palworld Official Card Game card number (for example EBP01-001) or a Pal name to instantly confirm the exact printed card number, set, rarity code, colour and cost against 463 indexed cards, including all 244 printed Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME cards and their SR, SP, OSR, SSP, SSS, TSR and TSP parallels.
Palworld TCG rarity codes explained
Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME rarity codes run C (Common), U (Uncommon), R (Rare), RR (Double Rare), SR (Super Rare), SP (Special), OSR (Over Super Rare), SSP (Super Special Parallel) and SSS (Ultra Secret Gold Card). Trial Deck printings use TD, TSR and TSP; promos use PR. Hover any code below for its full meaning.
- CC — Common — the base pull of every booster pack, 4 copies allowed per deck.Common
- UU — Uncommon — one step above Common; roughly one to two per pack.Uncommon
- RR — Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.Rare
- RRRR — Double Rare — premium foil leader-class Pals, roughly 1 in 6 packs.Double Rare
- SRSR — Super Rare — full-art foil printing of an existing card.Super Rare
- SPSP — Special — special foil parallel with alternate framing.Special
- OSROSR — Over Super Rare — original full-art illustration exclusive to the chase slot.Over Super Rare
- SSPSSP — Super Special Parallel — textured full-bleed art, one of the hardest pulls in the set.Super Special Parallel
- SSSSSS — Ultra Secret Gold Card — the single hidden gold chase card of the set.Ultra Secret Gold Card
- TDTD — Trial Deck — printed only inside a Trial Deck, never in boosters.Trial Deck
- TSRTSR — Trial Super Rare — foil Trial Deck parallel.Trial Super Rare
- TSPTSP — Trial Special Parallel — signed/alt-art Trial Deck parallel.Trial Special Parallel
- PRPR — Promo — event, pre-release or product-bundle exclusive.Promo
- Set
- Booster Pack — Dawn of Palpagos
- Rarity
- R
- Colour
- Red
- Cost
- 4
Structure card, cost 4, power 1000
R: Rare — holo-foil treatment, about one per pack.
Palworld card checker FAQ
How do I check if a Palworld card is real?
Enter the card number printed in the bottom corner (for example EBP01-001) into the Pal Stars card checker. If the code returns a match, the set, rarity code, colour and cost shown here should match the card in your hand — mismatched rarity or set codes are the fastest way to spot a fake or a proxy.
Where is the card number on a Palworld TCG card?
The card number sits in the lower band of the card face, formatted as set code, a dash, then the collector number — such as EBP01-014. Trial Deck cards use TD01 or TD02 prefixes instead of BP.
What do the Palworld card rarity codes mean?
C is Common, U is Uncommon, R is Rare, RR is Double Rare, SR is Super Rare, SP is a Special foil parallel, OSR is an Over Super Rare with an exclusive illustration, SSP is a Super Special Parallel with textured full-bleed art, and SSS is the single Ultra Secret Gold Card chase card. TD, TSR and TSP mark Trial Deck printings and PR marks promos. Parallels print the same collector number with the rarity appended, so EBP01-001 becomes EBP01-001OSR or EBP01-001SSP.
Can I check several Palworld cards at once?
Yes — search by Pal name or partial card code and the checker lists every matching card in the database so you can verify a whole play-set or binder page in one pass.
Is the Pal Stars card checker official?
No. Pal Stars is an unofficial fan database. Card data is compiled for identification and review purposes; always confirm high-value cards with the official Palworld Official Card Game resources or a professional grader.