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South Korea #7 is WeWard card #7 in the South Korea WeCards chapter, a super rare card (⭐⭐⭐). Mark it and SwapTrek matches you with collectors who can trade. What's it worth in a trade?
Who needs South Korea #7?
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South Korea #7 on SwapTrek right now
- 18 collectors are missing South Korea #7. 37 collectors have a spare to trade.
- It is #190 of 1000 on the most wanted list.
- #2 most wanted of the 9 South Korea cards.
- Balanced: about as many spares as requests, so a one-for-one swap usually works.
From the lists of 358 collectors, updated 2026-11-11.
South Korea #7 card facts
- Rarity: South Korea #7 is a super rare card, one of 2 super rares in South Korea (#7–#8).
- Chance from a pack: about 4.2% from a Pack 1 and about 10.5% from a Pack 4, by WeWard’s published odds.
- Trade value: about 5 trade points, because the chapter is brand-new. A common is 1 point, so that is roughly 5 commons.
- Where to find it in WeWard: row 3, card 1 of the South Korea chapter.
- Can you still get it? Yes, it still drops in packs while the chapter is active.
- Same rarity in this chapter: South Korea #8.
Values follow the SwapTrek trade points. You and your trade partner always decide.
The whole South Korea chapter
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About this chapter
South Korea's alphabet, Hangul, was created in the 1440s and is celebrated with its own national holiday, Hangul Day.
The South Korea WeWard cards chapter has 9 WeCards: mark the ones you need and your duplicates, then trade card-for-card in the WeWard app.
