Palworld Dawn of Palpagos Singles For Sale
Dawn of Palpagos singles are bought by printed card code, not by Pal name: EBP01-025 and EBP01-025SSP are different products at very different prices. Search the exact code on a marketplace, compare the current asking price against recent sold copies of the same code and condition, then buy the cheapest listing that shows the full card front and back. Buying singles is almost always cheaper than opening sealed product for one card.
- Set code
- EBP01 — Dawn of Palpagos
- Buy by
- Printed English code, e.g. EBP01-025SSP
- Cheapest route
- Singles, not sealed boxes
- Price check
- Sold copies of the same code and condition
Search by code, never by Pal name
A single Pal can appear as a base rare, a parallel and an SSP alternate art in the same set, and those printings do not share a price. The printed code in the card's bottom corner is the only reliable identifier, so paste it into the search box exactly as printed, suffix included.
- Copy the code with its suffix — SSP, TSP and parallels price separately.
- Reject listings whose photo does not show the code you searched for.
- Check the card back for whitening before agreeing a near-mint price.
Price the listing before you buy it
An asking price tells you what a seller hopes for; sold copies tell you what buyers actually paid. Pull up the card's own page, read the recent range for that exact code, and treat anything materially above the recent sold band as a listing to skip rather than a price to match.
- Compare like for like: same code, same condition, raw against raw.
- Include shipping in the comparison — it moves cheap singles a lot.
- Graded copies are a separate market; do not price a raw card off a slab.
Which Dawn of Palpagos singles cost the most
Value concentrates in the low-pull-rate alternate arts rather than in playability, so the deck staples you need most are usually the cheap part of the set. Build the playable core first, then chase art if you want to, and let the index tell you when a chase card has cooled.
- Playables are cheap: buy them in one order to save on shipping.
- Chase arts move fastest after a restock wave — patience pays.
- Put the codes you want on a want list instead of watching listings daily.
Where to go next
- Palworld TCG card database
Every printed code with live prices.
- Palworld TCG price chart
Sold history for one card.
- Palworld TCG marketplace
Current listings by code.
- Palworld TCG want list
Post the codes you need.
Palworld Dawn of Palpagos Singles For Sale FAQ
Where can I buy Palworld Dawn of Palpagos singles?
From marketplace listings searched by the exact printed code, such as EBP01-025. Pal Stars links each card's page straight to live listings for that code so you are never comparing two different printings.
Are Dawn of Palpagos singles cheaper than a booster box?
For a specific card, yes. A box averages far more than the cost of buying the single you want, because the card you are chasing has a low pull rate.
How do I know a Palworld single is genuine?
Match the printed code, rarity symbol and set icon against the card's official scan, and ask for a photo of the exact copy rather than a stock image.
What does the SSP suffix mean on an EBP01 code?
It marks an alternate-art special printing of the same Pal. It shares the card's game text but is a separate, scarcer product with its own price history.