Weiss Schwarz Rarity Guide (2024)

FAQs

How do you know if a Weiß Schwarz card is rare? ›

The Rarity of a card can be seen on the bottom left of a card, next to the card number. These are the standard rarities. We will use the Quintessential Quintuplets set as example: SP = Special, usually signed by the voice actor of the character.

Types of Rarity

SP (Special): Holo-foil CC/CR cards or cards with signatures. Only 2 or 3 - depending on the set) are included in a booster carton. RRR (Triple Rare): Holo-foil cards, most of these feature new descriptions and art. Only 4 of these are included in a booster carton.

You can check which side a card exists in by looking at the bottom edge of the card. If it is white with white wings on the sides, that card is on Weiss side. If it is black with black wings on the sides, that card is on Schwarz side.

CR (Climax Rare) 4. CC (Climax Common) 8. 9 cards per pack, 16 packs per display.

The rarity of a card is indicated by the color of the set symbol on the card. Cards that are Rare or Mythic Rare tend to be more powerful or have more sophisticated abilities than the more common cards, though this is not necessarily the case.

Weiss Schwarz, and indeed collectible anime cards as a whole, represent a highly volatile market. Prices shift based heavily on the popularity of a character or their voice actor, and we can see the so-called "Waifu Effect" having a massive impact on the value of cards.

Today, the card game is still immensely popular in Japan and has a large following in the United States. Weiss Schwarz boasts over 10,000 total cards and dozens of sets to choose from.

You can make your own decks out of your favorite titles! Even though there are many different titles, the rules are the same for everyone! Enjoy the game with your favorite titles alone, or mix them up if you so choose.

"Weiß" and "Schwarz" are German for white and black, respectively. Card back to the Weiß Schwarz TCG.

We would highly recommend buying sleeves. This makes the cards a lot nicer to shuffle, protects your more expensive cards, and is mandatory for tournaments. Weiss Schwarz cards are Standard-sized (2.5" x 3.5" or 63.5 x 88.9 mm). The size of the sleeves are usually 66 x 91 mm.

Does CR mean I have to pay? ›

CR stands for credit, so when you see this on a bill or bank statement it means you are in credit – in other words, you have surplus money in your account. In contrast, DR stands for debit which is the amount you owe on a bill, such as a credit card bill. Or the amount you are overdrawn on a bank statement.

cr in American English

1. credit. 2. creditor. Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Edition.

Similar to Starlight Rares, the entire card face of a Collector's Rare is covered in a rainbow foiling, and the artwork can feature various embossed patterns. I've written on Collector's Rares in the past , so there's not much I haven't already said about how absolutely stellar these cards look.

In today's trading card market, condition is a core component of value. Trading cards that are in mint condition tend to be worth more than cards with flaws like centering issues, dinged corners, and creases.

"Foil," "holo," "holographic," and similar terms all refer to Pokémon cards with a glossy, reflective finish. Holo Rares earned their confusing name because the only way to tell a Rare from a Holo Rare at a glance is that the normal versions of Holo Rares have foil card art, while normal versions of Rares don't.

Common cards have a black and white symbol, uncommons are silver, and rares are gold. Mythic rares are the least frequent cards you can find, and they have a bronze symbol. There are 14-card Play booster packs are guaranteed at least six commons, at least three uncommons and three cards that could be any rarity.