Separate M6a SAR Mew from the FUR and SV4a references — Display Guide
Separate M6a SAR Mew from the FUR and SV4a references
The M6a Mew ex SAR entry identifies 129/103. Its set prefix differs from SV4a 347/190 and SV2a 205/165, while M6a FUR 135/103 is another nearby option. These references are useful filters before you compare the surrounding artwork. Choose the gallery that matches your actual card, not the first Mew result with an ex label.
Your next matching check
Use all three parts—M6a, SAR and 129/103—when narrowing your shortlist. Then decide whether the card is raw or already enclosed in a grading-company slab.
Four Mew references you can separate at a glance
A search for “Mew ex” can lead to several different displays. The local catalogue labels below refer to four separate products. Read the set prefix together with the complete number; then compare the card artwork and surrounding scene. The photographs are catalogue display references, not customer installations, and trading cards are not included.
| Set prefix | Catalogue rarity label | Full number | Product |
|---|---|---|---|
| M6a | SAR | 129/103 | PCC-047 |
| M6a | FUR | 135/103 | PCC-028 |
| SV4a | SAR | 347/190 | PCC-051 |
| SV2a | SAR | 205/165 | PCC-083 |
If you only know the name
Use the four scenes to narrow your search, but do not place an order from that visual impression alone. Find the set mark and number on the card or ask for a clearer card photograph. “The pink Mew” is ambiguous: both a card’s colouring and the display surround can affect how a listing looks.
If you have the complete reference
Open the corresponding product above, compare the card face with the full catalogue gallery and keep the PCC code in your shortlist. Record the card language as well. These catalogue references do not establish that another language edition has identical artwork, or that every raw-card or graded-holder format is interchangeable.
If the reference is incomplete or contradictory
Pause the match rather than guessing. For example, “M6a Mew SAR” without a number leaves an important field missing; “129/103” paired with a different scene needs checking. Send the available details and mark the missing field as unknown:
I would like to identify the display for this Mew card. The set mark is ___ / unclear; the number is ___ / unclear; the language is ___. I am comparing PCC-___. Here is a clear front photograph. The card is raw / in a ___ holder. Please confirm the artwork match and suitable available format.
After the artwork is settled, use the holder and format guide for the physical-format enquiry. Keep that decision separate from the scene comparison: the same character name cannot answer either question by itself.
Compare the collection
The following guides explore other mew & mewtwo scenes entries. Compare their references and scenes separately; shared character names do not establish matching artwork or holder fit.
- Keep VSTAR distinct from the Mewtwo ex entries — S12a Mewtwo VSTAR SAR 221/172 Extended-art Display Frame (PCC-043)
- Use 347/190 to choose the matching Mew scene — SV4a Mew ex SAR 347/190 Extended-art Display Frame (PCC-051)
- Compare the vortex around the card, not only the thumbnail — Mew VMAX Vortex Extended-art Display Frame (PCC-042)
Before ordering, use the holder and format guide to check the version you need. Your selected delivery region determines the currency and delivery price shown on the product page; see delivery details for production and shipping information.
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