Palworld TCG price guide

What the sets are, how the rarity tiers work, and what actually drives a Palworld card's value — with live links into the sold-price data instead of numbers that rot in prose. Every price behind these links is a completed sale, never an asking price.

The sets

The game launched worldwide on 2026-07-30 with one booster set and two trial decks; event promos exist outside retail entirely. Japanese and English printings share a set — the English printing prefixes an E to the code (so JP BP01-025 and EN EBP01-025 are the same card, and each printing's sales are priced separately).

SetPrinting codesReleasedCards tracked
Palworld Booster Pack 01 BP01 / EBP01 2026-07-30 161
Event Soul promos SOUL / ESOUL event-only 8
Event promo cards EPR event-only 5
Trial Deck "Dawn of Palpagos Red/Blue" TD01 / ETD01 2026-07-30 38
Trial Deck "Dawn of Palpagos Green/Purple" TD02 / ETD02 2026-07-30 38

Rarity tiers, from the printed codes

The printed rarity code on the card (bottom edge) is the single biggest identity fact for pricing — a base printing and its alternate-art parallel share a name and a set number but trade at completely different levels. This table is derived from our card catalogue, not typed by hand:

TierPrinted codesCardsWhat it means
common TD C 83 the bulk of every pack; almost never worth more than the sleeve
uncommon U 30 one step up; playable, rarely collectible
rare R 24 the foil floor — where a pull starts feeling like a pull
super rare SR TSR RR 65 the standard hits (RR, SR and the trial-deck TSR foils)
chase OSR SP SSP TSP SSS 36 the money slots: alternate-art and special printings (SP/SSP/OSR/TSP/SSS)
promo PR 11 event handouts with no retail path — scarcity comes from the venue, not the pull rate

Trial-deck cards carry their own codes (TD for fixed deck cards, TSR/TSP for their foil and parallel slots). "Chase" is our tier word for the printings whose pull rate, not gameplay, sets the price.

What actually drives value

Where the money is right now

The most expensive cards we can rank honestly — printings with at least 4 completed sales, straight from the live data (this list rebuilds with every daily snapshot; the linked pages carry the receipts):

Looking a card up

We track 250 printings. Search by name or code from any page, browse every card, or start from a market overview. If a card shows "no verified solds — tracking live", that is the honest state of the market, not a gap in the guide: nobody has resold one that we could verify yet.

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