TCG · Article 5

Trading Palworld cards and building a collection

To trade Palworld cards safely, compare graded condition rather than raw photos, agree on a rarity-for-rarity swap, and use a platform that shows who pulled the card. On Pal Stars, the daily top-pull board names the account holder so you can send a trade offer directly.

Updated 2026-07-30

Key takeaways
  • Value by rarity and grade
  • Use the daily board
  • Send a clear offer
  • Protect your cards

Value by rarity and grade

Trade value scales with both rarity tier and grade. An OSR at 9.5 usually outranks an SSP at 6 because condition drives the collector market.

Use the daily board

Pal Stars ranks every card pulled today by rarity and grade, with the puller's display name, so trades start from a verified pull rather than a screenshot.

Send a clear offer

State exactly what you are offering, the card codes involved and the grades. Vague offers stall; specific ones close.

Protect your cards

Sleeve and top-load anything R or better straight out of the pack. Most surface damage happens after the pull, not during it.

Keep your collection in sync

A free Pal Stars account stores every pull with its grade and defects, so your collection, favourites and trade history follow you across devices.

Further reading
r/Palworld

Community pull-rate spreadsheets and pack reports.