Here's how to determine rarity:
1. Identify the set: Look for the set name or symbol on the card. This might be on the bottom left or right corner.
2. Check for rarity indicators: Many sets use symbols or other indicators on the card to denote rarity.
* Foil: Foil cards are usually rarer than non-foil cards.
* Holo: Holographic cards are often rarer than non-holographic cards.
* Special symbols: Some sets use specific symbols like stars, circles, or diamonds to indicate rarity.
* Color-coded borders: Some sets have different colored borders to denote rarity.
3. Look up online: Websites like DBZ Card Wiki or TCGPlayer can help you identify the set and rarity of specific cards.
Example:
Let's say you have a Dragon Ball Z card that shows "The Legendary Super Saiyan" on the bottom right corner. This indicates it's from the "The Legendary Super Saiyan" set.
Now, you need to look for any symbols, borders, or other indicators on the card itself to determine the rarity. You could also search "Dragon Ball Z The Legendary Super Saiyan card rarity" on Google or check the DBZ Card Wiki for more information.
Remember:
* Rarity can be very specific to the card and the set.
* It's always best to consult online resources or specific set information to confirm the rarity of your cards.