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How to Find the Cards You’re Looking For

Whether you know the exact collector number or only remember the Pokémon, there is a quick way to narrow the store and find the right printing.

Start with the best clue

Four reliable ways to find a card

01

Card name

Search the Pokémon or Trainer name first.

Vaporeon
02

Collector number

Use the number printed at the bottom of the card.

171/193
03

Name + number

The fastest way to separate multiple printings.

Artazon 171/193
04

Set or product

Browse a release when you want to explore rather than locate one exact card.

Paldea Evolved

Reading the listing

Use the details that make a card unique

A card’s character name is only the beginning. These details help confirm that you have the right printing.

Example card image
Artazon 171/193 Paldea Evolved
  1. 1
    Name

    The main card or product name.

  2. 2
    Collector number

    The number after the name distinguishes one printing from another.

  3. 3
    Set

    The release the card belongs to. This is useful when several cards share a name.

  4. 4
    Finish

    Choose Standard, Reverse Holofoil, or another available finish on the product page.

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Choose the path that fits your search

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If search comes up empty

Try these quick fixes

  • Use fewer words.Search “Charizard” before using the complete card title.
  • Remove punctuation.Collector numbers and simple names usually work best.
  • Try the number alone.A collector number can reveal a listing even when the title is formatted differently.
  • Check the finish.Standard and Reverse Holofoil may be variants on the same product page.
  • Browse the set.Era and set filters are ideal when you know the release but not the exact listing title.

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