Who has New Zealand #4?
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New Zealand #4 is WeWard card #4 in the New Zealand WeCards chapter, a rare card (⭐⭐). Mark it and SwapTrek matches you with collectors who can trade. What's it worth in a trade?
Who needs New Zealand #4?
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New Zealand #4 on SwapTrek right now
- 1 collector is missing New Zealand #4. 81 collectors have a spare to trade.
- It is #870 of 1000 on the most wanted list.
- #6 most wanted of the 9 New Zealand cards.
- Easy to get: there are plenty of spares, so it is often given as a gift. Ask one of the collectors above.
From the lists of 358 collectors, updated 2026-11-11.
New Zealand #4 card facts
- Rarity: New Zealand #4 is a rare card, one of 3 rares in New Zealand (#4–#6).
- Chance from a pack: about 10% from any pack, by WeWard’s published odds.
- Trade value: about 2 trade points. A common is 1 point, so that is roughly 2 commons.
- Where to find it in WeWard: row 2, card 1 of the New Zealand chapter.
- Can you still get it? Yes, it still drops in packs while the chapter is active.
- Same rarity in this chapter: New Zealand #5, New Zealand #6.
Values follow the SwapTrek trade points. You and your trade partner always decide.
The whole New Zealand chapter
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About this chapter
New Zealand has more sheep than people, and it was the first country in the world to give women the right to vote, in 1893.
The New Zealand WeWard cards chapter has 9 WeCards: mark the ones you need and your duplicates, then trade card-for-card in the WeWard app.
