Altaria’s card from the Pokekyun Collection Concept Pack carries a Japanese 1st Edition mark. CP3 released in January 2016, before the confirmed final Japanese set to carry the stamp later that year.
The card is チルタリス — Altaria, No. 029/032, an Uncommon (U) print from the Japanese Concept Pack コンセプトパック「ポケキュンコレクション」/ “Pokekyun Collection” (set code CP3), released 29 January 2016. Our listing tags this exact print :1ED for its 1st Edition stamp. We currently list a PSA 10 graded example of this print, and this guide covers what the card is, where it sits inside the CP3 set, what the 1st Edition mark actually means on a Concept Pack card, and how it compares to Altaria’s other Japanese and English prints.
Altaria U 029/032 :1ED is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183). It comes from Pokekyun Collection (CP3), a 32-card Japanese Concept Pack released 29 January 2016, just months before the Japanese 1st Edition stamp was retired. A graded 1st Edition example of another card from the same pack, Jirachi U 015/032, is currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247).
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The Card: Altaria 029/032 U
Altaria is a Colorless-type Pokemon carrying 90 HP, and it evolves from Swablu (チルット, Tyltto in Japanese). The 029/032 print is illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno and sits at card 29 of the Pokekyun Collection Concept Pack’s 32-card main run — a standard Uncommon slot rather than a secret or special print.
What sets this particular print apart isn’t the artwork or the rarity tier — it’s the small stamp in the lower corner. Our listing marks this card :1ED because it carries a Japanese 1st Edition mark: a large numeral “1” printed over the word “EDITION” between two lines. That mark has nothing visually in common with the Western WOTC-era leaf-and-circle 1st Edition symbol collectors may know from English cards — it’s a distinct Japanese design. Our Japanese 1st Edition Pokemon cards guide covers the mark’s full history in detail.
Our graded example of this print is currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183), PSA 10.
Print History & Sibling Rarities
This exact 029/032 print is Altaria’s only appearance in the Pokekyun Collection Concept Pack — the set carried Altaria once, at the Uncommon tier, with the 1st Edition stamp. Altaria has gone on to appear in several later Japanese sets, but those are different cards with different artwork, not reprints of this CP3 print. Based on secondary card-database listings not individually re-verified against a primary source, the reported later appearances are: CHR (S11a) 074/068, AR (s12a) 194/172, Altaria ex SAR 090/066 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and RR 046/066 (SV4M), U (SV3) 086/108, and R (sm8b) 097/150. Treat those set codes and rarity tiers as reported rather than confirmed — our own Altaria cards guide tracks the species across every era in more depth.
Where this print does have close siblings is inside its own pack. Pokekyun Collection is a 32-card set, and the linked listings include PSA 10 graded examples — all with the same 1st Edition mark — of six other cards from the same release:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altaria (anchor) | 029/032 | U :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Jirachi | 015/032 | U :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Charmeleon | 004/032 | C :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Charmander | 003/032 | C :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Floette | 022/032 | U :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Swirlix | 023/032 | C :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Slurpuff | 024/032 | U :1ED | 29 Jan 2016 |
The linked CP3 prints share the same release date and 32-card pack, while differing in card number and rarity tier. For Jirachi and Charmander specifically, see our dedicated single-card guides once published: Jirachi cards guide and Charmander cards guide. For the full 32-card set overview, see our Pokekyun Collection (CP3) guide.
The Set: Pokekyun Collection (CP3)
Pokekyun Collection — コンセプトパック「ポケキュンコレクション」in Japanese — is set code CP3, a Japanese Concept Pack released on 29 January 2016 with a 32-card main set. Concept Packs are a smaller-format Japanese release than the mainline Expansion Packs, built around a single theme rather than a full-size set rotation. For the wider Concept Pack format, see our Japanese Concept Packs (CP) guide.
CP3’s release date puts it near the end of the Japanese 1st Edition era. Per our own researched guide to the mark, the Japanese 1st Edition stamp ran from 2001 through 2016 across both mainline Expansion Packs and Concept Packs, and Concept Pack 6 (September 2016) is the confirmed final release to carry the stamp. CP3, released in January 2016, sits inside that window — just months before the stamp was retired for good. That timing is part of why a 1st Edition Concept Pack card from early 2016 is a comparatively late example of the mark, rather than an early one.
Where This 1st Edition Print Sits Among Japanese Rarity Tiers
Within Pokekyun Collection, Altaria 029/032 sits at the Uncommon (U) tier — a standard numbered slot in the set’s 32-card main run, not a secret or special-art print. What distinguishes this particular Uncommon from a plain reprint is the 1st Edition stamp, which is a production-era marker rather than a rarity tier of its own: it tells you when and how the card was printed, not how scarce the artwork treatment is within the set.
The CP3 listings referenced here include Common (C) cards such as Charmander and Uncommon (U) cards such as Altaria, but those examples do not define the full set’s rarity range. CP3 also includes higher-rarity cards, including Sylveon EX 025/032 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The linked graded listings carry the 1st Edition stamp regardless of rarity tier, since the mark identifies the print run rather than a rarity tier of its own.
Where to Buy Altaria Cards from Tokyo
Our graded example of PSA 10 Altaria U 029/032 :1ED is currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. If you’re building out the rest of the Pokekyun Collection 1st Edition set alongside it, we also list Jirachi U 015/032 at ¥39,270 (~$247), Charmeleon C 004/032 at ¥35,420 (~$223), Charmander C 003/032 at ¥29,141 (~$183), Floette U 022/032 at ¥14,300 (~$90), Swirlix C 023/032 at ¥18,700 (~$118), and Slurpuff U 024/032 at ¥17,600 (~$111).
For other PSA 10 graded Japanese cards in the same 1st Edition tier and beyond, browse our full PSA 10 graded card collection. For a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Altaria 029/032 :1ED card from Pokekyun Collection?
It is the Uncommon (U) print of Altaria (チルタリス), card 029/032 from the Japanese Concept Pack Pokekyun Collection (set code CP3), released 29 January 2016, carrying a Japanese 1st Edition stamp. A PSA 10 example of this print is currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183).
What does the "1ED" mark mean on this card?
It is the Japanese 1st Edition stamp: a large numeral “1” over the word “EDITION” between two lines, printed in a lower corner. It is visually distinct from the Western WOTC leaf-and-circle 1st Edition symbol. The Japanese stamp ran from 2001 to 2016, and CP3’s January 2016 release sits just months before it was retired.
Does Altaria have other Japanese card prints?
This 029/032 print is Altaria’s only appearance in the Pokekyun Collection Concept Pack. Altaria has appeared in later, unrelated Japanese sets with different artwork — reported prints include CHR (S11a) 074/068, AR (s12a) 194/172, SV4M 090/066 and 046/066, SV3 086/108, and sm8b 097/150 — but those are separate cards, not reprints of this CP3 print.
Is there an English version of this Altaria card?
Yes — the same artwork appears in the English Generations Radiant Collection as card #RC24. The English print does not carry a 1st Edition mark; that stamp is specific to the Japanese print run.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 Altaria 1st Edition card from Tokyo?
Our graded 029/032 :1ED example is currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. PSA 10 examples of six other Pokekyun Collection cards with the same 1st Edition stamp are also currently listed, including Jirachi U 015/032 and Charmeleon C 004/032.
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