"Rare Treasure"
"Rare Treasure" is a 3★ music album in Honkai: Star Rail — see how to get it, its use, and related items right below on this page.
"Rare Treasure" is a music album ★3 in Honkai: Star Rail. This item is not currently used to level up any character or Light Cone.
Last updated: 30/07/2026
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Description
A record that can be played on the Express' phonograph. It might be a chance acquisition or a gift from someone else. All sorts of memories surge up when the music plays — the smiles, encounters, touches, and the excitement of battle. Maybe that is why people still collect records even as society rapidly advances. The current record contains the track "Rare Treasure."
Lore
Fools' collectibles are often downright dangerous and come with zero instructions, so handle with care.
Stats
| Rarity | ★★★ |
| Type | Music Album |
| Stack limit | 999 |
Official names in every language
| Tiếng Việt | "Vật Quý Hiếm" |
| English | Rare Treasure |
| 日本語 | 『稀代の逸品』 |
| 한국어 | ≪희귀한 물건≫ |
| 繁體中文 | 《稀世之物》 |
| 简体中文 | 《稀世之物》 |
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FAQ
What is "Rare Treasure"?
A record that can be played on the Express' phonograph. It might be a chance acquisition or a gift from someone else. All sorts of memories surge up when the music plays — the smiles, encounters, touches, and the excitement of battle. Maybe that is why people still collect records even as society rapidly advances. The current record contains the track "Rare Treasure."
Where do you get "Rare Treasure"?
Official drop/source data for "Rare Treasure" isn't published yet — check back after the next data sync.
What type of item is "Rare Treasure"?
"Rare Treasure" is a 3★ music album in Honkai: Star Rail, in the “Music Album” category.
What is "Rare Treasure" used for?
"Rare Treasure" currently isn't listed as required by any character ascension, Light Cone ascension, or crafting recipe in official data.





























