SV11W Chase Cards: White Flare Rarities and PSA 10 Singles

The SV11W chase cards in Japanese Pokémon White Flare (SV11W) are the art cards the official page marks with the AR, SAR and BWR rarities. BWR applies to Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex, and all 156 Isshu Pokémon have an AR or SAR illustration card. The set was released June 6, 2025.

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Updated November 10, 2026

What are the SV11W chase cards in White Flare?

The SV11W chase cards are the cards that carry the three rarity names on the official page: AR (Art Rare), SAR (Special Art Rare) and BWR. The same page names Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex as the BWR cards and a Victini promo card that comes in the Card File Set.

The page does not rank these rarities against each other and does not publish a card-by-card list, so this guide does not invent an order. It lays out what is stated, then shows the singles we list so you can match a card number to a product page. For the full number-by-number list, use our White Flare SV11W card list.

One design fact shapes the whole set. The official page says the set includes all 156 Pokémon found in the Isshu region, the setting of Pokémon Black and White, and that every one of those Pokémon has an AR or SAR special illustration card. If you collect one favourite Isshu Pokémon, that is useful: the page states an art card exists for it.

If you want a named card, our shop lists graded singles such as PSA 10 Oshawott AR 102/086. If you want to open packs, our shop lists boxes and a carton, covered further down.

How does the rarity list work in SV11W?

The official page names three rarities (AR, SAR and BWR) and one mirror-finish group, and it ties each to specific statements. The table below repeats only what the page says.

Two readings follow from the table. First, AR and SAR together cover the art cards for the full Isshu roster, so the page makes no claim that a given Pokémon exists only in one of the two. Second, BWR is the one rarity the page ties to named cards.

A full SAR list has to come from the cards themselves or from our card list. We keep that list on its own page rather than copying it here, since a copied table goes out of date.

What does the official page say about Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex?

The official page says BWR is the rarity of Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex, and those are the only two cards it names alongside that rarity. We add no further description of them.

Black Bolt and White Flare share one official page. The page lists five products: the standard expansion packs for Black Bolt and White Flare, the Deluxe expansion packs for both, and a Card File Set that includes both. Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex appear in that shared context, so if you are after this pair, check the official product page and the card details before you decide which of the two expansions to open.

We do not quote a price for these cards. Prices move, and a number written here would age quickly. Open the live product pages for current asking prices.

What you can rely on is the structure: a BWR rarity exists, it applies to these two ex cards, and the set also carries AR and SAR art cards for every Isshu Pokémon. The first question is which Pokémon you care about, and the second is which format you prefer: sealed packs or a graded card.

Which SV11W chase cards can you buy as PSA 10 singles?

We list PSA 10 singles of six White Flare AR cards: Oshawott, Zoroark, Ferroseed, Durant, Herdier and Tornadus. Each links to its own product page, and each is a card from the Japanese Expansion Pack “White Flare”.

All six are AR cards. They are not BWR or SAR cards, and we do not describe them as such. Every product page describes the grade the same way: PSA 10 (Gem Mint), the highest grade Professional Sports Authenticator certifies, awarded to cards in flawless condition.

Two points about these listings. First, the product pages state that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface, so judge the card from the photo and the grade. Second, some cards have more than one listing page on our site. , so open the page for the exact card you want and read its status.

PSA cards carry one extra note in our shipping policy. PSA graded cards may also be offered through our other sales channels, so an item shown online may already be sold before our team locks the allocation for your online order. Once your payment has cleared, we secure the PSA graded card that matches your order, even if additional sourcing is required, and dispatch may take longer in that case. We provide status updates whenever the schedule changes.

How do you match the right card on an SV11W listing?

Match three things in the listing title: the Pokémon name, the rarity letters and the full card number. Our titles follow one pattern, for example PSA10 Oshawott AR [SV11W 102/086] (Expansion Pack “White Flare”).

That pattern gives you everything you need to compare a listing with the card in your hand or on your want list. The set code SV11W tells you the expansion, the number 102/086 identifies the card, and AR tells you the rarity. The six singles in our table carry numbers from 102 to 158 and all show the AR letters.

Three habits help you avoid mistakes:

• Match the full number, for example 149/086, and not just the Pokémon name.
• Confirm the set label reads Expansion Pack “White Flare”. Black Bolt is the paired expansion and shares the official page, so read the label on the listing.
• Check the rarity letters in the title. AR, SAR and BWR are three separate rarity names on the official page.

Notice also that the printed numbers in our table, such as 141/086 and 158/086, run above the 086 shown after the slash. That is how these listings print the numbers, so always compare the whole string and not only the part before the slash.

How is White Flare different from Black Bolt?

White Flare and Black Bolt are two expansions released together on June 6, 2025 and presented on one official page. Our listings for this article are all from White Flare, labelled Expansion Pack “White Flare”.

The official page treats the pair as one release. It lists a standard expansion pack and a Deluxe expansion pack for each, plus a Card File Set that holds packs of both. It also states that the Victini promo illustration in the Card File Set matches the AR Victini in Black Bolt, so that card is tied to the other half of the pair.

For a collector, the practical rule is simple: check the set label on every listing. A White Flare listing says White Flare, and a Black Bolt listing says Black Bolt. The set code SV11W in our titles refers to White Flare.

Do Deluxe packs change what you can pull?

Yes. A Deluxe pack holds 35 cards and includes one AR card in every pack, while a standard pack holds 7 randomly packed cards. The AR statement is on the official page for Deluxe packs.

Both prices are the Japanese suggested retail prices from the official page, not our selling prices. The page promises one AR per Deluxe pack. It does not promise an SAR or a BWR.

Our listing for the Deluxe format is a White Flare DX booster box in damaged-box condition (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The listing says the outer wrap has been removed, the box has cosmetic damage, and the booster packs are unopened. It is sold as-is under our damaged-item terms. The photos are samples: the first image shows the regular product for identification, and the remaining photos are general examples of outer-box damage on other products.

The damaged-box terms are strict, so read them before ordering. Damaged boxes have dents, creases, scuffs or other cosmetic damage to the outer packaging, and the type and extent vary by item. The listing states that we do not respond to inquiries about this item, and that returns and refunds are not accepted.

Should you chase SV11W cards with a box, a carton or a graded single?

Choose a graded single if you want a specific card, because the listing shows the exact card and number. Choose a box or carton if you want to open packs; the damaged-box listing states that specific cards and rarities in randomized booster packs are not guaranteed.

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Our recommendation follows the table: if you can name the card you want, buy the single. Packs are randomly packed, and the damaged-box listing says in plain words that specific cards are not guaranteed.

The White Flare booster box carton is described as one full carton (case) of 12 booster boxes, Japanese language edition. It ships as the carton itself, not as 12 individual boxes, and it goes from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number. The listing also points to the single-box version of the same product, so you can compare the two purchase units.

For the choice between a regular box and a damaged box, read our sealed box versus damaged box guide. For background on the product itself, see the White Flare Japanese booster box guide.

What is in the Black Bolt and White Flare Card File Set?

The Card File Set contains one Victini promo card, one three-pocket card file that holds 156 cards, and three packs each of Black Bolt and White Flare. Its Japanese suggested retail price is 2,640 yen including tax, per the official page.

For chase collectors the notable item is the Victini promo. The official page states that the promo illustration matches the AR Victini in Black Bolt. The set also holds the packs of both expansions, three of each, in one product.

The page also describes a deck-building tournament for Black Bolt and White Flare. It uses cards from both expansions plus some others, including basic Energy. That is a play format and sits apart from the chase cards.

How do shipping and payment work for an SV11W order?

We ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, and our policy lists two services: Standard and Expedited. All payments are made in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal, or credit and debit cards through PayPal.

These details come from our shipping policy and payment methods page. Delivery dates shown on the site, at checkout or in carrier tools are estimates. They do not include handling time, supplier allocation delays, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing or carrier congestion. After an order is handed to FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities.

If dispatch is delayed, for example by a supplier allocation change or a unit failing quality inspection, we contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate. For significant delays before handoff to FedEx, we may offer the option to wait or to cancel with a full refund.

Wise has its own deadlines. Without a screenshot of your transfer, an order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours, or 3 hours if it contains a pre-order item. With a screenshot, you upload it within 5 days and the price is held for a total of 10 days; the screenshot option requires an account and is not available at guest checkout. Enter the reference SST-{order number} exactly as issued. A SWIFT payment incurs a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add that amount to your total.

PayPal Pay Later splits an eligible order into instalments. It is offered and operated by PayPal, and availability is decided by PayPal. These are the interest-free options our checkout shows:

In each case the first payment is taken at checkout. In other countries PayPal may show a different option on different terms, and the terms PayPal displays in its own window are the ones that apply.

If you need to change an address, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account while the order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled. The destination country cannot be changed, and the carrier, shipping method and FedEx service level stay as selected at checkout. Verify the address carefully before you order.

What should you check before buying an SV11W chase card?

Check four things: the full card number, the rarity letters, the grade and the product page itself. That short list covers the points our listings state.

1. Full number. Write down the number, for example 141/086, and compare it with the listing title.
2. Rarity. The singles we list are AR. If you want an SAR or BWR card, look for those letters; the official page names them as separate rarities.
3. Grade. Our singles are PSA 10 (Gem Mint). Look at the photo, and note that the case may have minor scratches or marks.
4. Page. Read the product page for its status and the shipping note. Stock levels can change, and in some cases an order may take a little longer to ship.

For sealed product, read the condition text too. The damaged-box listing says the box has cosmetic damage, photos are samples, and the item is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. If the outer box matters to you, read the box comparison guide before ordering.

This article gives the structure the official page states (AR, SAR, BWR, the Deluxe AR in every pack) and the real singles you can order. It does not rank cards by price. Start with the Pokémon or rarity you want, then pick the format that fits.

More SV11W guides

• Pokemon White Flare SV11W Card List: Every Card and Chase Prices
• White Flare Japanese Booster Box: Japanese Box Guide
• White Flare (SV11W): Sealed Box vs Damaged Box – Which Japanese Box to Buy

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