RRR – Triple Rare

Leafeon VMAX RRR 003/069 – Eevee Heroes (s6a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Leafeon VMAX RRR 003/069 from the famous s6a Eevee Heroes set (2021), illustrated by PLANETA Tsuji. The Gigantamax of Eevee’s Grass evolution.

Pikachu V-UNION – Complete Set of 4 Cards 025-028/028 (s8a) – Japanese Pokémon Cards

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Complete set of the 4 Pikachu V-UNION cards (025, 026, 027 and 028/028) from the s8a 25th Anniversary Edition set (2021). The four pieces of Pikachu’s giant puzzle, brought together and ready to assemble.

Umbreon VMAX RRR 101/184 – VMAX Climax (s8b) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Umbreon VMAX RRR 101/184 from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by Akira Egawa. The Darkness Eeveelution in its Single Strike version, by the master Akira Egawa.

Japanese RRR Pokémon Cards: The Triple Rares

The RRR (Triple Rare) rarity is that of the Pokémon VMAX, VSTAR and V-UNION of the Sword & Shield era, in their standard version. It disappeared with the arrival of Scarlet & Violet.

RRR cards are numbered within the expansion’s regular card list and carry the letters “RRR”.

Our RRR cards come in particular from Eevee Heroes (s6a), VMAX Climax (s8b) and 25th Anniversary Collection (s8a). To compare, also check out our RR (Double Rare) cards, SR (Super Rare) cards and CSR (Character Super Rare) cards. You can also browse our Pokémon V, VMAX & GX cards. All the rarity codes are explained in our guide Japanese Pokémon Card Rarity, and every rarity is gathered on the Japanese Pokémon cards by rarity page.

All our Japanese RRR Pokémon cards are authentic copies sold individually, with real photos of the exact card you will receive and protected shipping from France. RRR cards that have already passed through the shop include Pikachu V-UNION, Umbreon VMAX and Leafeon VMAX.