Rosa SR 067/049 (Dream League): PSA 10 Guide & Every Print, Pokemon

What the Card Text Says

The database prints the effect text of 067/049 as follows, rendered here in English. It is a Supporter. The text says the card cannot be used unless one of your Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s previous turn. If that condition is met, you search your deck for one Pokémon, one Trainer card and one basic Energy card, show them to your opponent, add them to your hand and shuffle your deck. The special rule line says that only one Supporter can be used per turn.

The database does not print HP, type, weakness or attacks for this card, because it is a Trainer. What separates the three Rosa prints is therefore the number, the rarity and the illustrator credit rather than any difference in game text. Limitless TCG lists R 047/049 and the starter-deck card 121 as Japanese cards with the same game text as the SR, which is why the section on every print below matters for identification.

Every Japanese Print of メイ in the Official Database

The official database lists exactly three cards whose name is メイ, and all three are shown below.

Two of the three prints credit Yusuke Ohmura and one credits kirisAki. The SR is the print with the different illustrator credit. Limitless TCG lists the Dream League R (#47) and the V Starter Decks card (#121) as the other Japanese prints that share the SR’s game text.

The starter-deck row carries no rarity icon in the database, so no rarity code is printed for it here. Whichever of the three you are looking at, the collector number is the first check that tells them apart: 047/049 and 067/049 are both Dream League cards, and 121/127 belongs to the starter deck.

Our Listing and the Dated Asks

Our current listing for this print is a PSA 10 back order. The table shows it next to two SNKRDUNK figures dated September 30, 2026. Every SNKRDUNK figure here is an asking price, not a completed sale.

It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥69,278 (~$450). The PSA 10 back orders page explains how a back order is sourced and what the product page shows before you order.

The two SNKRDUNK rows measure different things. The PSA 10 figure is the lowest ask among the PSA 10 listings on the card’s SNKRDUNK page, where 23 PSA 10 listings were visible. The card-row figure is the lowest ask printed on the card’s product row, and that row is not restricted to a grade. Neither figure is a sale, and both are dated September 30, 2026.

What a PSA 10 Designation Does and Does Not Tell You

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. It describes the condition of one specific copy; it says nothing about which print of Rosa the card is. That is why the identification fields above matter even for a graded copy. Our PSA 10 meaning guide explains the designation in more detail, the Japanese Pokemon card grading guide compares the Japanese standards, and the Pokemon card condition guide sets raw and PSA 10 condition side by side for Japanese cards.

Two listing types can appear for a graded card in our store. A physical listing is a slab currently listed at a stated price. The other type is a back order. For this print, the back order is the listing with a price at the time of this update, and the physical listing is sold out.

Where to Buy Rosa SR 067/049 from Japan

The PSA 10 back order is the listing for this print: it is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥69,278 (~$450). For other graded Japanese singles, browse the PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list. Sealed Dream League product is listed as the Dream League booster box at ¥152,786 (~$992). Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Commande rapide.

Buying from Japan works the same way for every card here: the listing shows the price in yen with a dollar estimate at ¥154/USD, and our guide to buying Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan walks through the order steps.