An Entei promo card PSA 10 search leads to one listing in our catalogue that fits the description: PSA10 Entei [PCG 001/009] from the PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”. The Pokémon on the card is エンテイ (Entei), and this guide sets out what the listing name states, what our sources leave open, and where the card sits among the other Entei prints we list.
Our sources give the listing name and the back-order terms for this card. They do not give its year, its rarity, its illustrator or its card text, so those gaps are marked below instead of filled in. Everything else comes from the official Japanese card database and from our own earlier Entei guides.
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- The card is listed as PSA10 Entei [PCG 001/009], PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”. Year, rarity and illustrator are not stated in our sources.
- It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥239,200 (~$1,553) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
- “PCG 001/009” is a different number, a different prefix and a different product from “PCG4 019/106” (Expansion Pack “Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean”).
- By our listed prices it ranks second among the Entei PSA 10 cards we list, below the PCG4 019/106 back order and above the old-back Premium File 3 card.
What Our Listing Says About This Entei
The listing is named PSA10 Entei [PCG 001/009] (PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”). That one line carries four pieces of information, and the table below separates what the line states from what it does not.
| Field | What the listing states | Status in our sources |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon | Entei (エンテイ) | Stated |
| Grade | PSA 10 | Stated |
| Number | PCG 001/009 | Stated |
| Product | PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet” | Stated |
| Terms | PSA 10 back order, ¥239,200 (~$1,553) | Stated on the product page |
| Year of issue | — | Not stated |
| Rarity | — | Not stated |
| Illustrator | — | Not stated |
The listing does not call the card a promo, and it does not use a rarity letter. Anyone searching for an “Entei promo card” will find it by the words Premium File and PokePark rather than by a rarity. The product page carries the slab photo, which is the place to read the label wording itself.
What Is Known and What Is Not
A guide to a single card is only useful if it says plainly where the evidence stops. For this Entei, the line sits right after the listing name.
| Question | Answer from our sources |
|---|---|
| Which Pokémon is it? | Entei, listed under the Japanese name エンテイ |
| What is the product? | PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet” (listing name) |
| What year was it issued? | Not stated in the official database or in our guides |
| What rarity does it carry? | Not stated; the official database does not print rarity letters, and our listing name gives none |
| Who illustrated it? | Not stated |
| What does the card text say? | Not stated; the number PCG 001/009 is not among the 31 Entei entries in the official database |
| How many cards does the file hold? | Not stated; the denominator 009 is a number in the listing, not a confirmed card count |
| Is it related to the neo Premium Files? | Not stated; our Premium File 3 listing is a separate product with a different number |
The official Japanese card database covers the Diamond & Pearl era onward, and its Entei entries include DP3 DPBP#294 and M2a 020/193. The number PCG 001/009 does not appear among them. Absence from the database does not date a card, so the table keeps the year open.
Where this guide describes the card’s neighbours — the other Entei prints — it names the source for each fact. Where it describes this card, it stays with the listing name.
Premium Files in Our Other Entei Listings
The words “Premium File” also appear in a second Entei listing of ours: PSA10 Entei LV.24: Old Back [PRMF-3 No.244] (Pokemon Card neo “Premium File 3”), offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥66,340 (~$431) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. That card belongs to the neo-era Premium Files, a product line our old-back guide describes.
| Product | Date in our guide | What our guide says |
|---|---|---|
| neo Premium File 1 | Friday, December 10, 1999 | First of the three neo Premium Files |
| neo Premium File 2 | Saturday, July 8, 2000 (movie) / Saturday, August 5, 2000 (general) | Nine Cosmos Reverse Holofoil cards including Entei, tied to the film Spell of the Unown: Entei |
| neo Premium File 3 | Thursday, November 23, 2000 | Nine legendary-focused cards, one per card type, including Lugia, Ho-Oh, Entei, Raikou and Suicune |
| PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet” | Not stated | Nothing beyond the listing name |
The two files share a word and nothing else our sources can confirm. The neo files are tied to the old-back era, which our old-back guide dates from the October 1996 launch to Pokemon VS on Thursday, July 19, 2001. The PokePark file carries the prefix PCG and a nine-card denominator, and no source we hold links it to the neo series. Treat them as separate products until a source says otherwise.
If the neo card is the one you are after, our sibling guide Entei Old Back Cards: Neo 3 No.244 and Premium File 3 covers it in full.
Reading “PCG 001/009” Against Our Other Entei Numbers
Our Entei listings use a bracketed code that combines a set prefix with a card number. Putting the five codes side by side shows why PCG 001/009 should not be confused with the PCG4 card that shares part of its prefix.
| Bracket in the listing | How it reads | Product named in the listing |
|---|---|---|
| [PCG 001/009] | Prefix PCG, card 001 of 009 | PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet” |
| [PCG4 019/106] | Prefix PCG4, card 019 of 106 | Expansion Pack “Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean” |
| [PRMF-3 No.244] | Prefix PRMF-3, number No.244, no denominator | Pokemon Card neo “Premium File 3” |
| [XY 011/171] | Prefix XY, card 011 of 171 | High Class Pack “The Best of XY” |
| [s12a 213/172] | Prefix s12a, card 213 of 172 | High Class Pack “VSTAR Universe” |
The PCG4 card is the Entei carried by PSA10 Entei: 1ED [PCG4 019/106], offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥2,570,400 (~$16,691) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Its set is the Expansion Pack “Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean”, released on Friday, April 8, 2005. Our sibling guide Entei Gold Star (PCG4 019/106) Japanese Card Guide explains that print.
Both codes begin with the letters PCG, but PCG4 is a set code with a 4 attached and PCG is not; whether the two prefixes are related is not stated in our sources. The cards behind them are different: one is card 001 of a nine-number file, the other is card 019 of a 106-card expansion. When you compare slab photos, read the whole code, not the first three letters.
Where Entei’s Printed History Stands
To place a card of unknown year, it helps to know what is documented around it. The table lists the Entei prints that our sources date or number, with the source type for each. The PokePark Premium File card is the one row left undated.
| Date or release | Facts and source | |
|---|---|---|
| Entei LV.24, PRMF-3 No.244 | Thursday, November 23, 2000 | neo Premium File 3; our listing; old back |
| Entei, PCG4 019/106 | Friday, April 8, 2005 | Expansion Pack “Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean”; our legendary beasts guide gives the Gold Star trio HP 80 and the illustrator Masakazu Fukuda, and the Japanese number 019/106 for Entei |
| Entei, PCG 001/009 | Not stated | PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”; listing name only |
| Entei DP3 DPBP#294 | Not stated | Official database: Ryo Ueda, HP 80, LV. 43 |
| エンテイ&ライコウLEGEND L2-B 063/080 and 064/080 | Thursday, February 11, 2010 (Reviving Legends) | Official database: Shinji Higuchi, HP 140 |
| エンテイEX BW4-B 009/069 | Friday, December 16, 2011 | Official database: shizurow, HP 180 |
| エンテイ XY 011/171 | Not stated | Official database: Mitsuhiro Arita, HP 130 |
| エンテイ XY7-B 014/081 and 015/081 | Not stated | Official database: Naoki Saito (014) and Mitsuhiro Arita (015) |
| エンテイGX SM3p 011/072 and 073/072 | Not stated | Official database: 5ban Graphics, HP 180 |
| エンテイ M2a 020/193 | Not stated | Official database: Kazumasa Yasukuni, HP 140 |
The table is a map of what is documented, not a complete census, and our Entei cards guide and the wider legendary beasts guide cover the family in more detail. The practical point is narrow: the Blue Sheet card has no database page to check, so the listing name and the slab photo are the working references.
Two ends of the table are worth a look. The earliest dated row is the neo Premium File 3 card, and the M2a 020/193 print is a recent database row: a basic Entei with HP 140 credited to Kazumasa Yasukuni.
If you would rather open a sealed Japanese box, one of our sealed listings is the M2a set that holds the Entei 020/193 print discussed above.
Card Text Across Entei Prints
The official database prints the rule text of every Entei entry it holds, and the wording changes from print to print. The Blue Sheet card’s own text is not in our sources, so it is left out; the rows below are three cards whose text is on record. Each rendering is our English version of the printed Japanese, not an official translation.
| Card | Attacks and abilities (rendering) |
|---|---|
| エンテイ M2a 020/193 (HP 140) | Flare Fall (rendering) does 30 plus 90 more damage if you have 4 or more Energy in play on your side. |
| エンテイ XY 011/171 (HP 130) | Ancient trait Θ Double lets the Pokémon carry up to 2 Pokémon Tools. Flame Barrier (rendering) does 30 and reduces damage it takes during the opponent’s next turn by 30. Heat Tackle (rendering) does 130, and on tails the Pokémon also takes 30. |
| エンテイGX SM3p 011/072 (HP 180) | Flame (rendering) does 50. Fire Fang (rendering) does 100 and burns the opponent’s Active Pokémon. Brave Burn GX (rendering) does 150 to one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon, with no weakness or resistance applied to the Bench; one GX attack per game. |
Each rendering belongs to its own card. The text of one Entei print does not carry over to another, which is also why the Blue Sheet card cannot borrow wording from its neighbours in the table.
This XY 011/171 print is also the card behind our PSA10 Entei [XY 011/171] listing, currently listed at ¥41,088 (~$267).
How the Back-Order Listing Reads
The Blue Sheet card is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥239,200 (~$1,553) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The terms live on the product page rather than in this guide, so check them there before you decide.
Set against the other Entei PSA 10 cards we list, the price places the card second. The table ranks every Entei PSA 10 listing of ours that carries a price on October 29, 2026.
| Rank | Listing | Our price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PSA10 Entei: 1ED [PCG4 019/106] (back order) | ¥2,570,400 (~$16,691) |
| 2 | PSA10 Entei [PCG 001/009] (back order) | ¥239,200 (~$1,553) |
| 3 | PSA10 Entei LV.24: Old Back [PRMF-3 No.244] (back order) | ¥66,340 (~$431) |
| 4 | PSA10 Entei [XY 011/171] (visible listing; also offered as a back order, see below) | ¥41,088 (~$267) |
| 5 | PSA10 Entei V SAR [s12a 213/172] (back order) | ¥15,525 (~$101) |
The ranking is a list of our own listed prices on one date. It says nothing about why the figures differ, and it uses no outside price. The full ranking, with a section for each card, is in our sibling guide Entei PSA 10 Japanese Cards Ranked by Our Back-Order Price.
Checks Before You Request It
Because the evidence for this card is thin, a short checklist does more than a long description. These checks use only what the listing and the slab photo show.
- Match the whole code. The label should read PCG 001/009, not PCG4 019/106. The product page shows the slab photo, so compare the number against the listing name.
- Match the product. The listing names the PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”. If a card you hold shows a different product name, it is a different item.
- Read the back-order terms. The price is a back-order price, sourced to order, and the product page shows the current terms.
- Compare with a visible listing. The XY 011/171 card is listed as a visible PSA 10 at ¥41,088 (~$267) and the same card is also offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥41,088 (~$267) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms; the visible listing is a useful reference for how a slab photo and label read on a product page.
This guide quotes only our listing names, the official Japanese card database and our earlier published Entei guides. It does not use marketplace prices.
Where to Buy Entei Cards from Japan
The Blue Sheet card is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥239,200 (~$1,553) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The other Entei PSA 10 listings are in the ranking above, from the Entei V SAR back order at ¥15,525 (~$101) to the PCG4 019/106 back order at ¥2,570,400 (~$16,691).
Browse the full card list hub, and send sourcing requests for a card we do not list through Quick Order. The ranking sibling above covers every Entei PSA 10 listing, and the Entei V PSA 10 guide covers the VSTAR Universe prints.
Entei and the October 29, 2026 Trademark Report
On October 29, 2026 fan sites reported a Japanese trademark filing for 「マグマの鼓動」, which collectors read as a possible Entei set; nothing is announced. Our Entei trademark guide explains what is confirmed and what is not, and the round-up of the reported names places it beside the other three.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Entei PCG 001/009 PokePark Premium File card?
It is the card behind our listing PSA10 Entei [PCG 001/009] (PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”). The listing name gives the Pokémon, the grade, the number and the product. The year, rarity and illustrator are not stated in our sources.
Is Entei PCG 001/009 the same card as the Gold Star Entei PCG4 019/106?
No. The codes differ in prefix and number, and the listings name different products: PCG 001/009 is the PokePark Premium File “Blue Sheet”, while PCG4 019/106 is the Expansion Pack “Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean”.
How much is the PSA 10 Entei PCG 001/009?
It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥239,200 (~$1,553) on October 29, 2026 — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
What year, rarity and illustrator does the Blue Sheet Entei have?
Our sources do not state them. The official Japanese card database does not list the number PCG 001/009 among its Entei entries, and the listing name carries no rarity letter, so this guide leaves all three open.
Is the PokePark Premium File the same as the neo Premium File 3?
Our sources do not link them. The neo Premium File 3 card in our catalogue is numbered PRMF-3 No.244 and dates to Thursday, November 23, 2000, while the PokePark file carries the code PCG 001/009 and no stated date.
How do I request a PSA 10 Entei you do not list?
Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order at samuraiswordtokyo.com/#quick-order. The product page of each listed card shows its current terms.
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