Palworld Card Rarity Guide
Every Palworld TCG rarity code explained — C, U, R, RR, SR, SP, OSR, SSP, SSS, TD, TSR, TSP and PR — how to read a card number, how many of each you pull, and which rarities carry value.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
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Palworld TCG rarity codes explained (full list)
Every Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME card prints its rarity code at the end of the card number. C, U, R, RR, SR, SP, OSR, SSP and SSS run the booster ladder; TD, TSR and TSP belong to Trial Decks; PR marks promos. Read the code and you already know how the card was distributed.
- ✓C — Common
- ✓U — Uncommon
- ✓R and RR — Rare and Double Rare
How to read a Palworld card number
A Palworld card number is three pieces of information glued together: the set, the card's slot in that set, and the rarity treatment. EBP01-031SR is card 31 of Dawn of Palpagos in its Super Rare treatment.
- ✓The E prefix is part of the code
- ✓Set block
- ✓Card slot
Palworld rarity pull rates and what a box actually gives you
Rarity tells you how a card was distributed, so rarity is what pull-rate maths is built on. Instead of trusting a remembered ratio, run your own numbers from the packs you actually open.
- ✓Commons and Uncommons fill the pack
- ✓Holo slots carry R and RR
- ✓Chase tiers are per-box, not per-pack
Which Palworld rarities are actually worth money
Rarity sets the ceiling on a Palworld card's price; the Pal on the card and its playability decide where in that range it lands. Here is how to think about the two together without inventing numbers.
- ✓Scarcity plus demand, not scarcity alone
- ✓Read the live figure, never a remembered one
- ✓Raw versus graded
Palworld card rarity FAQ
Short answers to the rarity questions collectors ask most, in the same wording used across the Pal Stars card database.
- ✓What is the rarest Palworld card?
- ✓What does RR mean on a Palworld card?
- ✓Is SSP better than SR?
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