The Stellar Crown booster box appears on the official English pages as a Booster Display, and the Japanese SV7 Stellar Miracle box is a separate product from an earlier Japanese release. The pokemon.com set page gives Stellar Crown a September 13, 2024 release date and “Over 170 cards”, and tcg.pokemon.com lists six products for it: Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, Elite Trainer Box, Build & Battle Box, Booster Bundle, Booster Display and Sleeved Booster (both pages as of September 30, 2026).
The Japanese counterpart is SV7 Stellar Miracle, released July 19, 2024. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs the two sets, and Limitless TCG (as of September 30, 2026) matches 31 of the 36 top-rarity English cards to SV7 prints by the same illustrator. The English product facts come from the official pages; the pairing and the card-level matches are attributed to those two sources.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo; USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
The official English pages list a Stellar Crown Booster Display (pack count and price not printed) and no product named Booster Box. The Japanese SV7 box is its own product: our Japanese Stellar Miracle box is currently listed at Sealed: ¥11,389 (~$74). Per Limitless, 31 of the 36 top-rarity English cards have an SV7 print with the same illustrator.
- As of September 30, 2026 the official English set page lists Stellar Crown at “Over 170 cards” with a September 13, 2024 release date; Limitless lists 175 cards.
- The pokemon.com card database displays Bulbasaur as 143/175 while the printed card reads 143/142.
- Lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026: ¥10,500 (~$68) for the SV7 Stellar Miracle box; ¥9,500 (~$62) for the shrink-less listing.
- Full card list: Stellar Crown card list: all 175 cards and Japanese SV7 prints.
Stellar Crown vs Stellar Miracle at a Glance
The table sets the English expansion beside the Japanese box. English cells come from the official pokemon.com and tcg.pokemon.com pages; Japanese set figures come from Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026); card-level cells come from Limitless TCG and the pokemon-card.com card database. A cell that says “not printed” means the official page gives no figure.
| Spec | English Stellar Crown | Japanese SV7 Stellar Miracle |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | September 13, 2024 (pokemon.com set page) | July 19, 2024 |
| Card count on the official page | “Number of Cards: Over 170” | 102 cards in the main set |
| Printed main-set size | 142 as printed on the card (the database shows 175) | 102 (printed as 127/102 on the SAR cards) |
| Product line | Six products on tcg.pokemon.com, including a Booster Display | Expansion pack (EXP) |
| Price per pack | Not printed; no MSRP on the official pages | ¥180 |
| Cards per pack | Not printed on the official pages | 5 |
| Packs per box | Booster Display pack count not printed | Not confirmed (Bulbapedia’s figure is taken from a sibling set) |
| Standard legal | “Standard Legal Deck? Yes” (pokemon.com) | — |
| ACE SPEC cards | “More new ACE SPEC cards” | Three SV7 prints with a blank Japanese rarity (Limitless) |
| Special illustrations | “More than 30 Pokémon and Trainer cards with special illustrations” | SAR prints numbered 127–132 |
The official English page also lists “More than a dozen new Pokémon ex” and “More than 20 Trainer cards”. Neither side states how the English pack differs from the Japanese pack. For the wider differences between the two markets, see our Japanese vs English Pokemon cards explainer.
The Official English Product Line
tcg.pokemon.com lists six Stellar Crown products on its expansion page (as of September 30, 2026). The pokemon.com product-gallery pages print contents and a launch date for three of them.
| 商品 | Contents as printed | Launch date as printed |
|---|---|---|
| Elite Trainer Box | 9 Stellar Crown booster packs; 1 full-art foil promo card featuring Noctowl; 65 card sleeves featuring Stellar Form Terapagos; 45 Pokémon TCG Energy cards; a player’s guide; 6 damage-counter dice; 1 competition-legal coin-flip die; 2 plastic condition markers; a collector’s box with 4 dividers; a Pokémon TCG Live code card | September 13, 2024 |
| Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box | 11 booster packs; 1 full-art foil Noctowl promo card with a Pokémon Center logo; 1 full-art foil Noctowl promo card; the rest matches the standard Elite Trainer Box | September 13, 2024 |
| Booster Bundle | 6 booster packs from the Scarlet & Violet—Stellar Crown expansion | September 13, 2024 |
| Booster Display | Listed by name; pack count not printed | Not printed |
| Build & Battle Box | Listed by name only | Not printed |
| Sleeved Booster | Listed by name only | Not printed |
Two points matter for a buyer comparing routes. First, the official pages call the multi-pack retail box a Booster Display and print no pack count for it, so any pack-count claim for it has no official source. Second, no MSRP is printed on any of the English product pages. Bulbapedia’s list, by contrast, gives ¥180 per pack for SV7.
The smallest sealed English pack product with a printed count is the 6-pack Booster Bundle; the Elite Trainer Box carries 9 packs and the Pokémon Center version 11. Booster-pack contents (张/包) are likewise not printed on the English pages, while Bulbapedia’s list gives 5 张/包 for SV7.
Two Set Sizes: 142 Printed, 175 in the Database
Stellar Crown’s size depends on where you look. Limitless TCG’s header reads “Stellar Crown (SCR) 13th September 2024 • 175 Cards”, and its list splits into a main set of 142 cards (No. 1–142) and a secret subset of 33 cards (No. 143–175).
The official sources disagree with each other on the denominator. The pokemon.com card database displays Sparkling Crystal as 142/175 and Bulbasaur as 143/175, while the English Bulbasaur card itself is printed 143/142. The database denominator (175) therefore conflicts with the printed card (142). The conflict is documented for this one card and is not confirmed for the rest of the set. Below, “142” means the printed main set and “175” the database or Limitless total.
| Limitless rarity label | Cards in Stellar Crown |
|---|---|
| Common | 71 |
| Uncommon | 39 |
| Rare | 15 |
| Double Rare | 14 |
| Ultra Rare | 14 |
| Art Rare | 13 |
| Special Art Rare | 6 |
| Secret Rare | 3 |
| 总计 | 175 |
Limitless labels are not the official English names. Limitless’s “Special Art Rare” corresponds to the official special illustration cards, its “Art Rare” to illustration cards, and its “Ultra Rare” also covers the ACE SPEC cards numbered inside the main set. The full English list is on our Stellar Crown card list.
How the Japanese Pairing Is Sourced
No official page states that an English set equals a Japanese set. The pairing here rests on two attributed sources.
- Set level: Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) lists SV7 ステラミラクル (Stellar Miracle) with “Stellar Crown” as the closest English equivalent.
- Card level: Limitless TCG (as of September 30, 2026) lists Japanese prints on each English card page. Each match below sits in SV7, carries the corresponding Japanese rarity, and credits the same illustrator on both prints.
The card-level comparison covers 36 English cards: the three main-set Ultra Rare cards (134, 136, 142) and the 33 cards of the secret subset (143–175). Of those 36, 31 have a same-illustrator SV7 print and five do not. Same card text does not mean same art, which is why the five unmatched cards are listed separately with the Japanese prints Limitless does show.
The Six Special Illustration Cards and Their SAR Prints
Six English cards numbered 167–172 are the special illustration cards Limitless labels “Special Art Rare”. Each has an SV7 print that the official pokemon-card.com database lists as SAR, printed as NNN/102, with the same illustrator. Our PSA 10 listings for these Japanese prints are back orders unless stated otherwise; our PSA 10 back order explainer explains how they work.
SCR 167 Hydrapple ex — SV7 127/102 SAR
English card 167 (Hydrapple ex) matches the Japanese カミツオロチex (SV7 127/102), credited to Teeziro on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Hydrapple ex SAR, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,669 (~$56) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
SCR 168 Galvantula ex — SV7 128/102 SAR
English card 168 (Galvantula ex) matches the Japanese デンチュラex (SV7 128/102), credited to MARINA Chikazawa on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Galvantula ex SAR, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥6,526 (~$42).
SCR 169 Dachsbun ex — SV7 129/102 SAR
English card 169 (Dachsbun ex) matches the Japanese バウッツェルex (SV7 129/102), credited to Yuu Nishida on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Dachsbun ex SAR, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,976 (~$58).
SCR 170 Terapagos ex — SV7 130/102 SAR
English card 170 (Terapagos ex) matches the Japanese テラパゴスex (SV7 130/102), credited to Saboteri on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Terapagos ex SAR, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,966 (~$58).
SCR 171 Briar — SV7 132/102 SAR
English card 171 (Briar) matches the Japanese ブライア (SV7 132/102), credited to DOM on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Briar SAR, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥9,690 (~$63).
SCR 172 Lacey — SV7 131/102 SAR
English card 172 (Lacey) matches the Japanese タロ (SV7 131/102), credited to Souichirou Gunjima on both prints. Our listing: PSA 10 Lacey SAR, currently listed at ¥20,176 (~$131), and offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥19,788 (~$128).
Ex and Supporter Secret Rares: EN 156–166
English cards 156–166 are the full-art ex and Supporter cards Limitless labels “Ultra Rare”. Their SV7 counterparts carry the Limitless label “Secret Rare”. All eleven match on illustrator.
| English card (Limitless: Ultra Rare) | Illustrator (both prints) | Japanese print | Japanese name | Japanese rarity (Limitless label) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 156 Hydrapple ex | 5ban Graphics | SV7 115 | カミツオロチex | Secret Rare |
| 157 Cinderace ex | 5ban Graphics | SV7 116 | エースバーンex | Secret Rare |
| 158 Lapras ex | 5ban Graphics | SV7 117 | ラプラスex | Secret Rare |
| 159 Galvantula ex | 5ban Graphics | SV7 118 | デンチュラex | Secret Rare |
| 160 Dachsbun ex | PLANETA Mochizuki | SV7 119 | バウッツェルex | Secret Rare |
| 161 Medicham ex | PLANETA Yamashita | SV7 120 | チャーレムex | Secret Rare |
| 162 Orthworm ex | PLANETA Mochizuki | SV7 121 | ミミズズex | Secret Rare |
| 163 Briar | Naoki Saito | SV7 126 | ブライア | Secret Rare |
| 164 Crispin | GIDORA | SV7 123 | アカマツ | Secret Rare |
| 165 Kofu | Hideki Ishikawa | SV7 125 | ハイダイ | Secret Rare |
| 166 Lacey | Sanosuke Sakuma | SV7 124 | タロ | Secret Rare |
Lacey 124/102 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥9,588 (~$62). The Supporter cards do not follow the English order: English Briar (163), Crispin (164), Kofu (165) and Lacey (166) map to SV7 126, 123, 125 and 124.
Art Rares: EN 143–155
English cards 143–155 are the thirteen Art Rare cards in Limitless’s count. Eleven of them have an SV7 Art Rare print with the same illustrator. The two exceptions, No. 143 Bulbasaur and No. 148 Squirtle, are in the unmatched table below.
| English card (Limitless: Art Rare) | Illustrator (both prints) | Japanese print | Japanese name | Japanese rarity (Limitless label) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 144 Ledian | HYOGONOSUKE | SV7 103 | レディアン | Art Rare |
| 145 Lileep | Mori Yuu | SV7 104 | リリーラ | Art Rare |
| 146 Turtonator | Yukihiro Tada | SV7 105 | バクガメス | Art Rare |
| 147 Raboot | rika | SV7 106 | ラビフット | Art Rare |
| 149 Crabominable | Mitsuhiro Arita | SV7 107 | ケケンカニ | Art Rare |
| 150 Joltik | MARINA Chikazawa | SV7 108 | バチュル | Art Rare |
| 151 Zeraora | Kazumasa Yasukuni | SV7 109 | ゼラオラ | Art Rare |
| 152 Milcery | Dsuke | SV7 110 | マホミル | Art Rare |
| 153 Meditite | Yuriko Akase | SV7 111 | アサナン | Art Rare |
| 154 Gulpin | Jerky | SV7 112 | ゴクリン | Art Rare |
| 155 Archaludon | Toshinao Aoki | SV7 113 | ブリジュラス | Art Rare |
English Zeraora (No. 151) matches SV7 109/102, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥5,189 (~$34); English Turtonator (No. 146) matches SV7 105/102, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥5,106 (~$33).
Gold Cards and the Five Unmatched
The three gold cards, English 173–175, are the only cards Limitless labels “Secret Rare” in this set. Each has an SV7 print with the same illustrator, and the Japanese label is “Ultra Rare”: the two systems swap the words, which is why a rarity name alone should not be used to line up an English and a Japanese card.
| English card | Illustrator (both prints) | Japanese print | Japanese name | Japanese rarity (Limitless label) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 173 Terapagos ex | 5ban Graphics | SV7 133 | テラパゴスex | Ultra Rare |
| 174 Area Zero Underdepths | MARINA Chikazawa | SV7 135 | ゼロの大空洞 | Ultra Rare |
| 175 Bravery Charm | Toyste Beach | SV7 134 | 勇気のおまもり | Ultra Rare |
Five of the 36 cards have no same-rarity, same-illustrator SV7 print. For each, Limitless lists Japanese prints of the same card text, but they are different prints for collecting purposes.
| English card | Limitless rarity | Illustrator | Japanese prints Limitless lists |
|---|---|---|---|
| 134 Deluxe Bomb | Ultra Rare | inose yukie | SV7 96; MC 684 |
| 136 Grand Tree | Ultra Rare | AYUMI ODASHIMA | SV7 101 |
| 142 Sparkling Crystal | Ultra Rare | Toyste Beach | SV7 94; SV8a 152; MC 680 |
| 143 Bulbasaur | Art Rare | Orca | SV2a 1; SV2a 166; SVG 1; SVG 50 |
| 148 Squirtle | Art Rare | Saboteri | SV2a 7; SV2a 170; SVG 14; SVG 52 |
The three main-set cards (134, 136, 142) have SV7 prints whose Japanese rarity is blank. The two Art Rares show that the English secret subset is not a pure reprint of SV7: the Japanese prints of Bulbasaur and Squirtle that Limitless lists sit in SV2a and SVG, where the illustrators differ (SV2a 166 is by Yoriyuki Ikegami and SV2a 170 by Mitsuhiro Arita).
The Japanese SV7 Box: Options and Asking Price
The Japanese SV7 Stellar Miracle box is a variable product with a Sealed option and a No Shrink option, plus separate Damaged Box products. Each price below belongs to the named option only.
| Product / option | Currently listed at |
|---|---|
| SV7 Stellar Miracle box — Sealed | ¥11,389 (~$74) |
| SV7 Stellar Miracle box — No Shrink | ¥9,643 (~$63) |
| SV7 Damaged Box (separate product) | ¥10,719 (~$70) |
| SV7 Damaged Box, Grade B (separate product) | ¥10,496 (~$68) |
| SV7 Damaged Box, No Shrink (separate product) | ¥9,257 (~$60) |
| SV7 Damaged Box, No Shrink, Grade B | Sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through 快速下单 |
For a market reference, the lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026, is ¥10,500 (~$68) for the sealed SV7 Stellar Miracle box listing and ¥9,500 (~$62) for the separate shrink-less listing. These are asking prices, not sold prices.
The Damaged Box variants are separate product pages with their own condition details, so a buyer choosing between Sealed and Damaged should read the damaged-box page rather than assume the contents differ. Our SV7 vs SV7a booster box guide compares the SV7 box with the SV7a Paradise Dragona box, and the Stellar Miracle booster box buying guide covers the same box in more detail.
Where to Buy the Japanese SV7 Box from Japan
The Sealed option of the SV7 Stellar Miracle box is currently listed at ¥11,389 (~$74), and the No Shrink option at ¥9,643 (~$63). Singles from the matched cards above are on the PSA 10 collection, and the SV7 Stellar Miracle card list shows every SV7 card. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through 快速下单.
English Stellar Crown products are not sold by us; the official English facts above are for comparison only. For how ordering from Japan works, see our guide to buying Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
常见问题
How many cards are in Stellar Crown?
The official English set page says “Over 170 cards”. Limitless TCG lists 175 cards, split into a 142-card main set and a 33-card secret subset numbered 143–175. The pokemon.com database shows a /175 denominator, while the English Bulbasaur card is printed 143/142, so the two figures come from different counting bases.
When did Stellar Crown release in English and in Japan?
The pokemon.com set page gives September 13, 2024 for the English Stellar Crown expansion. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) gives July 19, 2024 for SV7 Stellar Miracle, the Japanese set it pairs with Stellar Crown, so the Japanese set was released first.
Is there a Stellar Crown booster box?
The official pages list a Booster Display rather than a product named Booster Box, and they print neither its pack count nor a price. The Japanese SV7 Stellar Miracle box is a separate sealed product; our Sealed option is currently listed at ¥11,389 (~$74).
How much does the Japanese Stellar Miracle box cost?
Our Sealed option is currently listed at ¥11,389 (~$74) and the No Shrink option at ¥9,643 (~$63). The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026, is ¥10,500 (~$68) for the sealed listing. Asking prices are not sold prices, and the Damaged Box variants are separate products with their own prices.
How many Stellar Crown top-rarity cards match Stellar Miracle?
Per Limitless TCG (as of September 30, 2026), 31 of the 36 top-rarity English cards have an SV7 print with the same illustrator: 11 Art Rares, 11 ex and Supporter secret rares, 6 special illustration cards and 3 gold cards. Five cards have no matching SV7 print and are listed separately.
Is Stellar Crown the same set as Stellar Miracle?
No official source says so. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs them, and the card-level matches cover 31 of 36 top-rarity cards. The English set has 175 cards in Limitless’s count against 102 in the Japanese main set, so the two are related but not identical.
How much does the Stellar Crown Elite Trainer Box cost?
The official pokemon.com product page prints no price. It lists 9 Stellar Crown booster packs, a full-art foil Noctowl promo card, 65 sleeves featuring Stellar Form Terapagos, 45 Energy cards and a Pokémon TCG Live code card, with a September 13, 2024 launch date. The Pokémon Center version holds 11 packs.
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