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Lacey Pokemon Trainer Card Guide (Japanese SR/SAR)

Lacey Pokemon Trainer Card Guide (Japanese SR/SAR)

One Supporter card, one printed effect, three Japanese numbers — and two of them come from the very same set.

Lacey is a member of the Elite Four in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, and her card exists in three confirmed Japanese prints: two from the expansion pack Stellar Miracle (SV7), released the same day at two different rarities, and a third from the high class pack Terastal Festival ex (SV8a), released almost five months later. This guide covers all three prints — what the card does, how the numbering breaks down across the two sets, and where the Japanese and English markets connect.

Key Takeaways

Lacey has three confirmed Japanese prints, all part of our female Pokemon trainer card roundup: PSA 10 Lacey SAR 131/102, currently listed at ¥39,047 (~$246), and PSA 10 Lacey SR 124/102, currently listed at ¥11,446 (~$72), both from Stellar Miracle (SV7), plus PSA 10 Lacey SAR 231/187, currently listed at ¥7,198 (~$45), from Terastal Festival ex (SV8a). All three prints run the same card text: put your entire hand into your deck and shuffle, then draw 4 cards — or 8 if your opponent has 3 or fewer Prize cards remaining.

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Prints Covered

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Rarities (our listing)

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Sets (SV7 & SV8a)

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Prices are our own listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.

Japanese vs English Print

Stellar Miracle (SV7) is the Japanese source set for the English expansion Stellar Crown — the same naming pairing our own set-list and pull-rates guides for SV7 already use. Per a Limitless card-page summary fetched for this guide, the 131/102 SAR print corresponds to Stellar Crown #139 in the English set. That pairing is well supported and we present it with confidence.

The picture is less clear for the other two prints. Limitless’s summaries for 124/102 and 231/187 referenced “Stellar Crown and Prismatic Evolutions” generically, without a single confirmed English card number for either print. Treat any specific English number you see quoted for the 124/102 SR or the 231/187 SAR as unverified/reported only rather than a confirmed cross-reference — and note that Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) and Stellar Miracle (SV7) are two separate Japanese sets, so the 231/187 print should not be conflated with either Stellar Miracle print when you’re matching numbers.

If you’re specifically hunting an English-language Lacey card, check the exact number against a current English checklist before buying, rather than relying on these Japanese numbers as a substitute.

Where Lacey’s SR and SAR Sit in Japanese Rarity Tiers

All three Lacey prints sit in their respective sets’ above-the-set-count numbering block — 131/102 and 124/102 against Stellar Miracle’s “/102” denominator, and 231/187 against Terastal Festival ex’s “/187” denominator — which is where Japanese sets place their higher-rarity Supporter and Trainer cards. Our own SR and SAR labels track how each print is catalogued on our site; Limitless’s generic “Secret Rare” filter bucket for the 124/102 print describes the same card from its own database structure, not necessarily the literal rarity text printed on the card itself, so we lead with our own SR/SAR terms throughout.

Lacey SAR 131/102 Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Supporter card

Lacey SAR 131/102

Lacey SR 124/102 Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Supporter card

Lacey SR 124/102

Lacey SAR 231/187 Terastal Festival ex Japanese Pokemon Supporter card

Lacey SAR 231/187

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For a broader view of where SR- and SAR-class Supporter prints sit across Japanese sets generally, our full-art SR/SAR trainer card guide and PSA 10 trainer card guide cover the wider rarity ladder in more depth than a single character’s cards can.

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Where to Buy Lacey Cards from Tokyo

We ship graded and raw Japanese singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. All three Lacey prints below are individually listed PSA 10 units.

Print Set Card # Rarity (our listing) Illustrator Our price
Lacey Stellar Miracle (SV7) 131/102 SAR Souichirou Gunjima ¥39,047 (~$246)
Lacey Stellar Miracle (SV7) 124/102 SR Sanosuke Sakuma ¥11,446 (~$72)
Lacey Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) 231/187 SAR Tomowaka ¥7,198 (~$45)

If you’d rather open the sets yourself, the Stellar Miracle (SV7) sealed booster box is currently listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) — source of the two SV7 prints — and the Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) sealed booster box is currently listed at ¥17,510 (~$110), source of the 231/187 SAR.

For more graded Japanese Supporter cards in this category, browse our PSA 10 graded card collection, or see our guide to Briar’s Supporter cards, another Elite Four character from the same Stellar Miracle set. For anything not covered here, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a mixed order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lacey on this Pokemon TCG card?

Lacey is a member of the Elite Four in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. Her Japanese card name is タロ (Taro), and her Supporter card appears in three confirmed Japanese prints across two sets.

How many Japanese prints of Lacey are there?

Three: SAR 131/102 and SR 124/102, both from Stellar Miracle (SV7), released 19 July 2024, plus SAR 231/187 from Terastal Festival ex (SV8a), released 6 December 2024.

What does the Lacey Supporter card do?

All three prints share the same effect: put your entire hand into your deck and shuffle, then draw 4 cards — draw 8 instead if your opponent has 3 or fewer Prize cards remaining. The card carries Regulation Mark H.

Is there an English-language version of the Lacey card?

The 131/102 SAR corresponds to Stellar Crown #139 in the English set, per a Limitless card-page summary. For the 124/102 SR and 231/187 SAR, Limitless referenced “Stellar Crown and Prismatic Evolutions” generically without a confirmed card number, so treat any specific number for those two as unverified.

Why are there two different Lacey prints from the same set (SV7)?

Stellar Miracle (SV7) includes Lacey at two rarities — SAR 131/102, illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima, and SR 124/102, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma — both released the same day, 19 July 2024. Different illustrators and different card numbers identify which print you’re holding.

Where can I buy a PSA 10 Lacey card from Japan?

The 131/102 SAR is currently listed at ¥39,047 (~$246), the 124/102 SR at ¥11,446 (~$72), and the 231/187 SAR at ¥7,198 (~$45), all shipped from Tokyo. The Stellar Miracle and Terastal Festival ex sealed booster boxes, which contain these prints, are listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and ¥17,510 (~$110) respectively. Sourcing requests for anything else go through our Quick Order page.

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