Palworld card rarity FAQ
Short answers to the rarity questions collectors ask most, in the same wording used across the Pal Stars card database.
Updated for the current Palworld patch
- ✓What is the rarest Palworld card?
- ✓What does RR mean on a Palworld card?
- ✓Is SSP better than SR?
- ✓Are Trial Deck cards worth anything?
What is the rarest Palworld card?
SSS, the Ultra Secret Gold Card, is the top printed rarity in the Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME vocabulary, with OSR and SSP immediately beneath it. Which specific SSS commands the highest price changes with demand — check the price chart rather than a fixed list.
What does RR mean on a Palworld card?
RR is Double Rare: the same card slot as the R printing with a stronger holo treatment, sitting between R and SR on the booster ladder.
Is SSP better than SR?
SSP (Super Special Parallel) is scarcer than SR and generally prices above it, but they are different treatments of the card rather than one replacing the other, so collectors often want both.
Are Trial Deck cards worth anything?
TD printings are fixed-content deck cards, so they are widely available and priced accordingly. TSR and TSP are the scarce Trial Deck treatments and are the ones with collector demand.
How do I tell a fake Palworld card by its rarity?
Check that the printed code, set, colour, cost and rarity treatment all agree using the Pal Stars card checker, then compare the treatment against an official scan on the card page. Mismatched rarity suffixes and codes that do not exist are the most common counterfeit tell.
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