Complete List of ex Era Serial Code Numbers

[Quuador]

Your S3S-BT8-13L code is the only one for the EX Legend Maker Chinchou. The cards in that set only have a single code. (Thanks for noticing and reporting it here, though! )

@pfm @tonysandlin It seems to be a small copy-paste mistake in Eric’s original excel, and therefore also in Scott’s list above. The code ZVC-MT5-0F6 is from the EX Hidden Legends Chinchou, instead of the EX Legend Maker Chinchou. Both sets got ‘legend’ in their name, so that might explain the minor error.

Greetz,
Quuador

[pfm]

I updated it. Was that the only error you noticed?

[bbobrob]

The Clamperl right below the Chinchou has a minor typo too (should start with ETK, not ZTK). Not sure if the original Excel file also has this typo (probably does).

[kkherb]

Only error I noticed in that set. I’ll post the errors for Holon Phantoms shortly. I think it’s another case of a typo

[kkherb]

I noticed two possible errors or additions for the following cards:
Holon Phantoms - Deoxys 5/1110 - Q05-TTD-L08
Holon Phantoms - Oddish 73/110 - HED-SL8-SLA

[pfm]

Updated, thanks

[kkherb]

Here’s another for Dragon Frontiers
Nidoran 57 - H3D-CS6-ZZB - think the 5 and S got mixed up

[kkherb]

Here’s two more
Crystal Guardians - Cacturne 15/100 - S2V-KDX-ZZB (not 52V)
Dragon Frontiers - Nidorina 34/101 - 547-MAG-HHC (5 not M)

[bbobrob]

Thanks for pointing out these typos!

I think the end code for Deoxys should be L0B, not L08.

The B/8 and S/5 are the worst when it comes to extracting the code from pictures

[pfm]

@kkherb

S2V-KDX-ZZB

It’s an O not a D
S2V-KOX-ZZB

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Updated to here

[kkherb]

@kkherb

KDX

Good catch! Some of the letters take detective work lol Thank you

[kkherb]

Yes - L0B not L08

Those letters are definitely the worst!

[tonysandlin]

I’ve updated everything in the excel file as well! Thanks for the help!

[jakecollectskorean]

I’ve added as many Korean ADV codes to the spreedsheet as I can from my Personal Collection, which is the majority of the set. I should be able to find a few more codes if I ask around other friends who may have cards I’m missing, will add these as I get them !

[tonysandlin]

Thanks so much! Do you happen to know if any of the codes for the starter deck cards are different than the ones listed in Japanese?

[jakecollectskorean]

Comparing photos I found online… yes.

Deck cards are unique from the set cards, and Korean deck cards have unique codes differing to Japanese.

I used the Blaziken cards as reference point, all easily found with a google image search … As sadly not in my collection haha

[tonysandlin]

I want to give a shout-out to everyone r that helped with the spreadsheet recently. @pfm for converting the English codes to a forum friendly list. @bbobrob for the tedious work of sorting through pictures to fill in all the Japanese sets and promos! @jakecollectskorean for adding your Korean exclusive codes. @kkherb for finding those errors.

The Japanese spreadsheet is mostly done. It’s currently only missing the codes for the energy cards found in the decks. These are very hard to verify online so if anyone happens to have any opened decks with the energy cards, we’d appreciate having the codes for those.

We are also missing the Korean decks as they appear to differ from their Japanese counterparts.

Other than those two things, the list should be completed. If anyone finds any errors, please post them here

[tremrs]

Hey everyone just a quick clarification question. For japanese (or any other where applicable) sets, does anyone know if the codes are the same for 1st/UED sets? I see that both have the same format 4 for common, 2 uncommon etc., but I have not seen any distinction if these same codes are shared by 1st/UED or if they differ. So overall, I am wondering if there are 8 codes per common, 4 per uncommon and so on between 1st/UED. Thanks!

[joponnes]

They are the same for 1st ed and ued!

[bbobrob]

@pfm The codes for the Gastly and Magikarp errors in EX FRLG should have the same codes (same 3 for non-reverse, and 1 for reverse). For whatever reason, some of the codes seemed to have not transferred properly.