Pokémon TCG Pocket glossary
PTCGP and TCGP are common abbreviations for Pokémon TCG Pocket. Use this glossary for set codes, card rarity, Wonder Pick and collection currencies.
| Term | Meaning | Status |
|---|---|---|
| C1 | Dual Fusion, the current set | 2 sources |
| A1 | Genetic Apex, the launch set | 2 sources |
| Dual-type | One card, two types, introduced in C1 | Official news |
| ex | Worth 2 points; a Mega ex is worth 3 on the Game8 note | 1 source on the Mega point |
| Immersive | 3-star animated card, not tradable | 2 sources |
| Wonder Pick | Choose 1 of 5 cards from someone else’s pack | Game8 |
| Shinedust | Duplicate currency for flair and higher-rarity trades | Game8 |
| PCL | No reliable Pocket meaning found | Left unresolved |

Same game, many spellings
PTCGP and TCGP refer to this mobile card game. “Pocket” can also describe a physical card binder, so the full Pokémon TCG Pocket name helps distinguish the game in a search.
PCL shows up in keyword lists. I could not tie it to a Pocket currency or mode with a source I trust. I am not going to invent an expansion for it.
FAQ
What does PTCGP stand for?
Pokémon TCG Pocket. TCGP is the same game with a shorter abbreviation.
What is SP1?
First Partners Special Pack. Game8’s Dual Fusion notes say it can be opened once a week with a Special Hourglass.
Sources
- Official Pokémon TCG Pocket site — checked 2026-11-02
- App Store listing — checked 2026-11-02
- Game8 rarity overview — checked 2026-11-02