A Dunsparce Pokemon card in the official Japanese database is filed under ノコッチ; its entries include the L1-Bhg print we list, a DP2 print and Scarlet & Violet Commons. The print we offer as a PSA 10 is the HeartGold Collection card, number 061/070, in its Mirror and 1st Edition form as shown on our listing.
This guide covers what the database prints for that card, the other Dunsparce prints it lists with their illustrators, what the older card does and does not carry, and where to buy.
Dunsparce 061/070 from the HeartGold Collection (database era code L1-Bhg) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥50,796 (~$330) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The Mirror and 1st Edition labels come from our listing name; the official database has one entry for the number and does not record them.
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Dunsparce Prints at a Glance
The official database lists Dunsparce (ノコッチ) across many sets. The print we list, and others the database gives, are:
| Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 061/070 | L1-Bhg (our listing: HeartGold Collection) | U | Ken Sugimori |
| 198/172 | S12a | AR | Kurata So |
| 079/100 | S8 | U | ryoma uratsuka |
| DPBP#262 | DP2 | U | Midori Harada |
| 078/100 | SV9 | C | Asako Ito |
| 056/071 | SV5K | C | Sanosuke Sakuma |
| 056/071 | SV2P | C | Nagomi Nijo |
| 075/100 | S3 | C | Kazuma Koda |
| 047/066 | SM6b | C | Mitsuhiro Arita |
Rarity is as shown by the official database icon. Dunsparce is National Pokedex No.206, listed in the database as the つちへびポケモン.
L1-Bhg 061/070: The Print We List
The database lists 061/070 under the era code L1-Bhg; our listing calls the set “HeartGold Collection” and codes it L1-H. It is a Basic, Colorless type, 50 HP, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, with the U icon. Rendered from the Japanese text, it has two attacks: へびにらみ (rendering “Glare”), one Colorless Energy, flip a coin and if heads the Defending Pokemon is Paralyzed; and ぱっときえる (rendering “Vanish”), one Colorless Energy for 20 damage, after which this Pokemon and all cards attached to it return to your hand.
Our listing carries the Mirror and 1st Edition labels. The database has one entry for 061/070 and does not distinguish mirror foil or edition, so those labels come from our listing name only; our Japanese 1st Edition cards guide covers what the marking generally refers to. This copy is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥50,796 (~$330) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our PSA 10 back order guide explains how sourcing to order works.
Other Dunsparce Prints in the Database
The AR print at S12a 198/172 is credited to Kurata So. The S8 print at 079/100 is credited to ryoma uratsuka, and the DP2 print, numbered DPBP#262, to Midori Harada. The Common prints at SV9 078/100, SV5K 056/071, SV2P 056/071, S3 075/100 and SM6b 047/066 are credited to Asako Ito, Sanosuke Sakuma, Nagomi Nijo, Kazuma Koda and Mitsuhiro Arita respectively. The database lists further Dunsparce entries beyond these. Every entry in the table carries an illustrator credit, so the credit, together with the number and set code, is a practical way to tell two prints of the same name apart.
The evolution field on the 061/070 entry prints ノココッチ, ノココッチex and ノコッチ. This guide does not go beyond that field for the evolution line.
Other Japanese Pokemon we list as PSA 10 back orders include the Geodude 074/165 Master Ball Mirror, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,159 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms, and the Voltorb 100/165 Master Ball Mirror, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
How to Read an Older Dunsparce Card
The number 061/070 reads card number over set total. The 061/070 card is a pre-regulation-mark print: the database data shows no regulation mark for it, and it is not in the current Standard regulation, whose official page lists H, I and J.
Reading our listing name works the same way for every back order in this format. In “PSA10 Dunsparce :Mirror :1ED [L1-H 061/070] (HeartGold Collection)”, PSA10 is the grade, Dunsparce is the card name, “:Mirror” and “:1ED” are the print labels from the listing, the bracket holds the set code and card number, and the parentheses hold the set name. The database entry for the same card gives the number 061/070, the code L1-Bhg, the illustrator, the 50 HP, the Colorless type and the two attacks described above. Where the listing and the database use different set codes, as they do here (L1-H and L1-Bhg), the card number is the common reference.
Our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide covers PSA, BGS and CGC for Japanese cards. Our guide to reading Japanese Pokemon cards and the rarities guide cover the layout, and the condition guide covers raw-card condition. For the grade on our listing, see What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card.
Where to Buy Dunsparce Cards from Tokyo
The PSA 10 Dunsparce 061/070 Mirror 1st Edition is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥50,796 (~$330) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The Geodude and Voltorb back orders shown above follow the same route, and each product page states its own current terms. Browse the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list; sourcing requests for a specific Dunsparce print go through Quick Order. New to buying from Japan? Start with how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Dunsparce card do you offer as a PSA 10?
Dunsparce 061/070 from the HeartGold Collection (database code L1-Bhg), Mirror and 1st Edition as shown on our listing, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥50,796 (~$330) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
Who illustrated Dunsparce 061/070?
The official database credits the illustration to Ken Sugimori.
Does the database confirm Mirror and 1st Edition?
No. The official database has one entry for 061/070 and does not distinguish mirror foil or edition. Those labels come from our listing name.
What are the attacks on the 061/070 card?
Rendered from the Japanese text: one attack paralyzes the Defending Pokemon if a coin flip is heads, and the other deals 20 damage and returns this Pokemon and its attached cards to your hand. The card is a 50 HP Basic.
Does this Dunsparce carry a regulation mark?
The database data shows none for this pre-mark era print. It is not in the current Standard regulation; the official page lists H, I and J.
Where can I buy Dunsparce cards from Japan?
We offer the 061/070 print from Tokyo as a PSA 10 back order at ¥50,796 (~$330), sourced to order. Sourcing requests for a specific Dunsparce print go through Quick Order.
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