Star Wars: Unlimited comes to PokéItem: variants, card prices and scanner
PokéItem now supports Star Wars: Unlimited: more than 10,000 prints, from Spark of Rebellion to Homeworlds, with Hyperspace, Showcase and Prestige variants and prices updated every 24 hours. The guide to identifying your variant and tracking your collection.
PokéItem is a trading card collection management app, created in France and used worldwide, on iOS, Android and the web. Since version 1.3.4 (November 2026), it supports Star Wars: Unlimited: more than 10,000 prints, variants included, from Spark of Rebellion (March 2024) to Homeworlds, with an English binder and a French binder and prices updated every 24 hours.
Star Wars: Unlimited is the trading card game from Fantasy Flight Games. Its defining feature for collectors: every card exists in multiple variants, from the standard version to the Hyperspace Foil, and prices vary enormously from one variant to another. This article explains how to identify the variant you have in hand, what drives its value, and how to track your collection with PokéItem.
Star Wars: Unlimited on PokéItem at a glance
| What you get | Details |
|---|---|
| Catalog | More than 10,000 prints, variants included, across 52 sets |
| Sets | Spark of Rebellion, Shadows of the Galaxy, Twilight of the Republic, Jump to Lightspeed, Legends of the Force, Secrets of Power, Ashes of the Empire, Homeworlds, and promotional series |
| Binder languages | English and French |
| Variants | Standard, Foil, Hyperspace, Hyperspace Foil, Showcase, Prestige: each has its own entry and its own price |
| Prices | TCGplayer (United States) and eBay sales for cards, Cardmarket (Europe) for sealed products, updated every 24 hours, displayed in 9 currencies |
| Sealed products | More than 110: booster packs, booster boxes, starter kits, Twin Suns decks, Carbonite editions |
| Scanner | One photo of the card is enough to identify it |
| Access | Main game of your choice at sign-up, or with Premium+ |
Reading a Star Wars: Unlimited card
The bottom of the card carries three pieces of information: the set code followed by the language (for example "SOR • EN"), the card number out of the set total (for example "010/252") and the rarity icon. The game has five rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary and Special.
Cards are split into five types: Leaders, Bases, Units, Events and Upgrades. Leaders are the most closely followed cards among collectors, because they are the ones that receive the rarest variants.
Variants: what actually changes the price
The same card can exist in six versions. That is what pushes the catalog past 10,000 prints.
| Variant | How to recognize it |
|---|---|
| Standard | The base card, with its usual frame |
| Foil | The same card, in a shiny version |
| Hyperspace | A borderless frame with a hyperspace background |
| Hyperspace Foil | The Hyperspace version, shiny |
| Showcase | Reserved for Leaders: a full-card illustration, among the rarest cards in a set |
| Prestige | Introduced with Jump to Lightspeed: a premium treatment, including numbered copies |
In PokéItem, each variant is a fully separate print, with its own visual and its own price. You never file a Hyperspace card under the price of a standard card. On the card page, the reflection shown matches the variant: a Foil card shines, a standard card stays matte.
What drives the value of a Star Wars: Unlimited card
- The variant. This is the primary factor. Between the standard version and the Showcase version of the same Leader, the price gap is significant.
- Rarity. Legendaries are the rarest cards in a standard booster.
- The character. Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano or Grogu are more in demand than others, at equal variant.
- Condition. A near-mint card is worth more than a played card. PokéItem applies the condition of your copy to its value.
- Language. The French binder displays the French name and artwork when they exist. The price shown is the French print price when it has its own sales data; otherwise PokéItem displays the English price and flags it.
Tracking your Star Wars: Unlimited collection in five steps
- Choose Star Wars: Unlimited. At sign-up, it can be your main game, included in every plan, including the free one. If you already have an account, you can add it with Premium+ from Settings, then Games.
- Scan or search your cards. The scanner identifies the card from a photo. The search supports the character name and the card number.
- Confirm the variant. Standard, Foil, Hyperspace: confirm which one you have in hand, then the language and condition.
- Add your sealed products. Booster packs, booster boxes, starter kits and Twin Suns decks all have their own page and price.
- Track your progress. Each set shows how many cards you own out of its total. The home screen displays your collection value, its 24-hour change and its chart.
Where the prices come from
Star Wars: Unlimited card prices in PokéItem come from TCGplayer for the United States and from eBay sales. Sealed product prices also draw on Cardmarket for Europe. They are updated every 24 hours and displayed in the currency of your choice from nine options: euro, dollar, pound, Swiss franc, Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, dirham, yen and real. The full methodology is described on the How PokéItem calculates its prices page.
How much it costs
- Free: your main game (Star Wars: Unlimited if you choose it at sign-up), 1,000 cards, 10 sealed products and 50 scans per month.
- Premium: unlimited cards, sealed products and scans for your main game.
- Premium+: all games on PokéItem, including Star Wars: Unlimited, in addition to your main game.
FAQ: Star Wars: Unlimited and PokéItem
Does PokéItem support Star Wars: Unlimited?
Yes. Since version 1.3.4 (November 2026), PokéItem supports Star Wars: Unlimited on iOS, Android and the web: more than 10,000 prints, variants included, from Spark of Rebellion to Homeworlds, and more than 110 sealed products.
What app should I use to check the price of a Star Wars: Unlimited card?
PokéItem identifies a Star Wars: Unlimited card from a photo and displays its price, sourced from TCGplayer and eBay sales and updated every 24 hours, in the currency of your choice.
Do Hyperspace and Showcase variants have their own price?
Yes. Standard, Foil, Hyperspace, Hyperspace Foil, Showcase and Prestige are separate prints in PokéItem, each with its own visual and its own price.
In which languages does PokéItem support Star Wars: Unlimited cards?
In English and French. The French binder displays the French name and artwork of the card when they exist.
Can I track my sealed Star Wars: Unlimited products?
Yes. More than 110 products are in the catalog: booster packs, booster boxes, starter kits, Twin Suns decks and Carbonite editions, each with its own price.
Do I need to pay to manage my Star Wars: Unlimited collection?
No, if Star Wars: Unlimited is your main game: it is then included in the free plan, with 1,000 cards, 10 sealed products and 50 scans per month. To add it to an account whose main game is a different game, Premium+ is required.
Which card games does PokéItem support?
Ten games: the Pokemon TCG, One Piece Card Game, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, Riftbound, Star Wars: Unlimited, Dragon Ball Super Fusion World, Dragon Ball Z and Gentle Mates TCG.
Start your Star Wars: Unlimited collection
PokéItem is available on the App Store, on Google Play and at app.pokeitem.fr for the web version, with the same account everywhere.
👉 Download on the App Store · Download on Google Play · Open the web app
The three other games added with version 1.3.4 also have their own guide: Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana and Gentle Mates TCG.
Last updated: 12 November 2026
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