Japanese NARUTO Card Numbers & Editions: Qatar Buyer Guide
A character name is a starting point, but it does not identify a particular NARUTO card. When buying a Japanese card for delivery to Qatar, match its printed number and series first, then check the edition, condition and seller’s photos. This guide uses examples from FALCON’s published catalog.
Start with the full card number and series
Keep the letters, Japanese characters, hyphens and digits when copying a number. CAN-001, NM-003 and 忍-1 are different catalog entries even though all three examples depict Naruto Uzumaki. Searching only for “Naruto” can also return other characters from the NARUTO franchise.
FALCON listings identify CAN-001 and NM-003 as Data Carddass Naruto Ultimate Mission. NF-193, an Itachi Uchiha card, is listed under Data Carddass Naruto Ultimate Formation. The Naruto Uzumaki card 忍-1 is listed under Naruto Card Game. Read the full series name on the product page; the NARUTO-CG and NARUTO-DCD labels are FALCON catalog codes, not a substitute for the printing on the card.
Use the edition description to compare the artwork
The CAN-001 listing describes Naruto with a Rasengan and younger teammates. NM-003 describes Shippuden Naruto with younger shadow clones. 忍-1 describes two kunai against a brown forest background. These descriptions help you compare the catalog entries, but they do not establish the condition of the physical item.
Read the edition label together with the card number and series. If two cards appear to share artwork, ask for confirmation of the printing and finish before ordering. A catalog reference image alone cannot confirm surface wear or a particular foil treatment.
Separate the card edition from its grade
The grade belongs to the individual graded item; it is not the card number or edition. FALCON’s CAN-001 and NM-003 listings include PSA 9 items. Use each listing’s certification number and its PSA verification link to check the certification record, then compare the label and item photos before purchase.
“Raw / ungraded” means that no grading-company grade is being offered for that listing. It does not mean mint condition. Request front, back, corner and surface photos to decide whether an ungraded card meets your collecting requirements.
Read reference images and prices correctly
A listing marked “Reference image” uses a catalog image to identify the edition. Ask FALCON for photos of the actual item before you confirm an order. Keep the listing link in your inquiry so the correct edition and individual item can be identified.
“Ask for price” means the sale price has not been published. Request a quote in QAR and confirm the item, condition and final terms before ordering. Reference values in the Japanese-language comparison catalog are separate from FALCON sale prices.
Prepare your inquiry for delivery to Qatar
Send the product link, full card number, desired edition and any condition requirements. If the item is graded, include the grading company and grade shown in the listing. This helps avoid confusing two Naruto Uzumaki cards or two copies of the same edition.
FALCON is operated by HAKOBUNE Inc. in Japan and ships from Japan to Qatar. Review the shipping information and returns policy alongside the quote. Delivery timing and import arrangements belong to the order terms, not to the card’s catalog identity.
Frequently asked questions
Are CAN-001 and NM-003 the same Naruto card?
They are separate entries in FALCON’s Data Carddass Naruto Ultimate Mission catalog, with different numbers and artwork descriptions. Match the full number and edition before requesting a quote.
Does a PSA 9 label describe every copy of that edition?
No. It describes the graded item identified by its certification number. Other copies of the edition can have different grades or be ungraded.
Can I use a Japanese catalog reference value as the FALCON price?
No. Ask FALCON for the sale price in QAR for the specific listing. A reference value is not an offer to sell that item.