What does the Junior Super Series set symbol look like?

Junior Super Series uses a unique expansion symbol — the icon shown at the top of this page — printed on every card in the set. On a rare or mythic rare it appears in gold or orange; on commons it's black.

What is the Junior Super Series set code?

The three- or four-letter set code for Junior Super Series is “PSUS”. You'll see it in the bottom-left of each card next to the collector number.

How do I tell what rarity a Junior Super Series card is?

Look at the color of the set symbol: black = common, silver = uncommon, gold = rare, orange/bronze = mythic rare. Special and bonus-sheet cards may use their own treatments.

How can I identify a Junior Super Series card quickly?

Scan it with Tappr. The app recognizes the artwork and expansion symbol together and returns the exact set, collector number, rarity, and live market price in seconds.

Set symbol & card ID

Junior Super Series set symbol

How to spot a Junior Super Series card at a glance — the expansion symbol, the PSUS set code, and what the symbol's color tells you about rarity.

Set code

psus

Released

Dec 1999

Cards

Type

Promo

How to identify Junior Super Series cards

1
Find the expansion symbol on the right edge of the type line (or bottom-center on older frames) — for Junior Super Series it's the icon shown above.
2
Read its color to get the rarity: black is common, silver is uncommon, gold is rare, and orange or bronze is mythic rare.
3
Check the bottom-left corner for the collector number and the set code “PSUS” to confirm you're looking at Junior Super Series.
4
Still unsure? Scan the card with Tappr — it reads the art and symbol together and names the exact set and printing.