Guides

• Identify a card — From the physical card in your hand to the right printing’s page — printed codes, rarity tokens, and the look-alike printings that share a set number.
• Scams & bootlegs — Fake marketplace storefronts first — the fraud actually taking money from Palworld buyers — then the counterfeit card-code families that exist in no official set.
• The “Palword” misprint — The wave-1 misprint the community argues about most, answered once with a base rate: rare error or fake box.
• JP–US spread — The one page that compares the two markets: per-card sold-median spread from completed sales on both sides, every assumption stated, fees not included.
• Hype vs reality — Loud Palworld TCG claims graded against completed sales and primary sources — including a row grading our own pre-launch numbers.
• Price guide — What the sets and rarity tiers are, and where the money actually is — every number computed from the snapshot, never typed by hand.
• Most expensive cards — The top of the market ranked by completed-sale median — receipts behind every row, sample depth stated, never asking prices.
• Chase cards, indexed — Every alternate-art and special printing we track, ranked by sold price where the sales support it — and listed honestly where they don’t.
• BP02 “Legends Awaken” — The second booster set, tracked from day one: the official release date, what is not known yet, and exactly what we will and will not publish before real sales exist.

How the prices behind all of these are made: how we price.