Rarity symbols
Lorcana Rarity Symbols Explained
Every Lorcana card carries a rarity symbol near the bottom of the card, next to the collector number. Reading it takes a second and immediately tells you how hard the card is to pull and roughly where it sits in the market.
Updated 2026-07-05
Quick take
- • The rarity symbol sits in the bottom bar of the card beside the set and collector number.
- • Six core tiers: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Legendary, and Enchanted.
- • Enchanted cards are full-art alternate versions — the symbol plus the distinctive borderless art give them away.
The six core rarities
Common cards use a simple circle mark and fill most of every pack. Uncommon uses a crescent. Rare, Super Rare, and Legendary step up in both symbol styling and pull difficulty, and Enchanted sits on top as the special full-art treatment tier with its own distinct look.
- Common — circle
- Uncommon — crescent
- Rare — mirror
- Super Rare — pen nib
- Legendary — hexagon
- Enchanted — special full-art tier
Where to look on the card
Check the bottom bar of the card face: collector number, set indicator, and the rarity symbol sit together. If you are sorting a bulk box, this bar is the fastest single reference point for both set and rarity.
Rarity versus value
Rarity sets the floor, demand sets the price. Most Rares are worth cents, some Super Rares outprice Legendaries because of playability, and Enchanted cards range from affordable to spectacular depending on the character. Use a live price view rather than assuming the tier equals the price.
Sort faster by scanning
If reading tiny symbols across hundreds of cards sounds tedious, scan instead. The scanner reads the exact printing — set, number, rarity, foil or not — and files it into the right place in your collection automatically.
Next step
Use the public LanaKit database to research cards and sets, then use the app workflow for scanning, collection tracking, live prices, and deck building.