This guide focuses on Jirachi’s 1st Edition Concept Pack print. Card 015/032 comes from a 32-card release and carries the “1ED” stamp from the documented Japanese 1st Edition window.
This guide covers the exact print — Jirachi 015/032, Uncommon, 1st Edition, from the Japanese Concept Pack “Pokekyun Collection” (set code CP3) — where it sits in that set, how the Japanese 1ED mark applies to it, and how it compares to its English-language equivalent. We currently list a PSA 10 graded copy of this exact print, shipped from Tokyo.
Jirachi 015/032 U :1ED is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247). It comes from Pokekyun Collection (CP3), a 32-card Japanese Concept Pack released 29 January 2016, inside the confirmed window when Japanese cards carried the 1st Edition mark. The same set is also where our PSA 10 Altaria U 029/032 :1ED comes from, if you’re building out the set alongside Jirachi.
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The Card: Jirachi 015/032 U
Jirachi — ジラーチ in Japanese — is a Basic Psychic-type Pokemon that does not evolve, with 70 HP. The 015/032 print was illustrated by kirisAki and sits at card 15 of the set’s 32-card main numbering, placing it comfortably inside the set’s regular run rather than in a secret or special slot.
Our own graded copy of this exact print is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247), and it carries the “:1ED” designation on our listing — the Japanese 1st Edition mark, covered in full below.
Print History & Sibling Rarities in Pokekyun Collection
A secondary aggregation of Jirachi listings we reviewed reports that CP3 015/032 is Jirachi’s only Uncommon-rarity print across Japanese TCG history — we haven’t individually re-verified every Jirachi release to confirm that, so treat it as reported rather than confirmed. Jirachi has appeared in other Japanese and English releases at other rarities and eras (promos and other set slots), but those are separate, unrelated cards and prints — not reprints of this one, and outside the scope of this guide.
What we can verify directly is CP3 015/032’s place inside its own 32-card set. The comparison below covers six other CP3 cards documented alongside Jirachi:
| Card | Set | Number | Rarity | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jirachi | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 015/032 | U | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Altaria | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 029/032 | U | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Charmander | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 003/032 | C | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Charmeleon | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 004/032 | C | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Floette | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 022/032 | U | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Swirlix | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 023/032 | C | 29 Jan 2016 |
| Slurpuff | Pokekyun Collection (CP3) | 024/032 | U | 29 Jan 2016 |
Altaria and Charmander are both PSA 10 graded listings alongside Jirachi on our site.
The Set: Pokekyun Collection (CP3)
Pokekyun Collection — ポケキュンコレクション in Japanese — is Concept Pack CP3, a 32-card Japanese release from 29 January 2016. Concept Packs are smaller, thematic Japanese releases distinct from the mainline Expansion Packs, and CP3 sits inside a specific window for one particular print detail: the Japanese “1st Edition” mark.
Per our own researched guide to that mark, the Japanese 1ED stamp ran from 2001 to 2016, covering both mainline Expansion Packs and the smaller Concept Pack releases. CP3, released in January 2016, sits inside that window. The mark itself is a large numeral “1” over the word “EDITION” between two lines, appearing in a lower corner of Pokemon and Trainer cards only (never Energy cards) — visually distinct from the Western WOTC leaf-and-circle 1st Edition mark. Our Japanese 1st Edition Pokemon cards guide covers the full history of the mark across every set that carried it.
For the full 32-card breakdown of Pokekyun Collection, see our Pokekyun Collection (CP3) set guide.
Where This Uncommon Sits Among Japanese Rarity Tiers
Among the CP3 prints we’ve verified, the set spans two rarity tiers: Common (C) and Uncommon (U). Jirachi’s Uncommon tier places it alongside Altaria, Floette and Slurpuff in this set, one step above the Common-tier evolution-line cards Charmander and Charmeleon. Pokekyun Collection is a small thematic Concept Pack rather than a full Expansion Pack, so this comparison covers the prints documented here rather than every rarity slot that may exist across the full 32-card release.
For mythical Pokemon prints more broadly, our Celebi and Jirachi mythicals guide covers Jirachi alongside other documented mythical prints, including a different Concept Pack entirely.
Where to Buy Jirachi from Tokyo
Our graded copy of PSA 10 Jirachi 015/032 U :1ED is currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. From the same Pokekyun Collection set, PSA 10 Altaria U 029/032 :1ED is currently listed at ¥29,040 (~$183), and PSA 10 Charmander C 003/032 :1ED (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed at ¥29,141 (~$183).
If you’re building out a mythical Pokemon run rather than a single Concept Pack, our PSA 10 Celebi :1ED (CP5 002/036) at ¥91,300 (~$574) is a different mythical from a different Concept Pack. For the full picture on this exact card versus Jirachi’s other Japanese eras, our Jirachi Japanese card guide covers every print we’ve catalogued; this page is the single-card 1ED deep dive on CP3 015/032 specifically.
For our full range of graded singles, browse the PSA 10 graded card collection, or build a mixed order through our Quick Order page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Jirachi 015/032 Pokekyun Collection card?
It’s Jirachi, card 015/032, Uncommon rarity, from the Japanese Concept Pack Pokekyun Collection (set code CP3), released 29 January 2016. A PSA 10 copy of this print with the 1st Edition mark is currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247).
What does the “:1ED” mark on this card mean?
It’s the Japanese 1st Edition mark — a numeral “1” over “EDITION” printed in a lower corner of the card. The mark ran on Japanese Pokemon and Trainer cards from 2001 to 2016, and CP3’s January 2016 release sits near the end of that window, before the mark was retired after Concept Pack 6 in September 2016.
Is this the only Uncommon-rarity Jirachi print?
A secondary aggregation of Jirachi listings reports CP3 015/032 as Jirachi’s only Uncommon-rarity Japanese print, though we haven’t individually re-verified every Jirachi release to confirm that. Jirachi has other prints at other rarities and eras, but those are separate, unrelated cards.
Does Jirachi 015/032 have an English equivalent?
Yes — Generations #RC13, an Uncommon in the Radiant Collection subset of the English Generations set. That’s the same subset that carries Altaria’s CP3 equivalent, RC24.
What other cards come from the same Concept Pack as Jirachi?
Pokekyun Collection (CP3) is a 32-card set. We list PSA 10 graded Altaria U 029/032 and Charmander C 003/032 from the same set alongside Jirachi; Charmeleon C 004/032, Floette U 022/032, Swirlix C 023/032 and Slurpuff U 024/032 are also part of the set.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 Jirachi from Tokyo?
Our graded 015/032 copy is currently listed at ¥39,270 (~$247) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. Sibling PSA 10 cards from the same Concept Pack are also available, and our Quick Order page covers mixed orders.
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