each booster contains 10 (+1 energy) random cards
Local Game Stores both Pricing: Market Reliability: medium Best for: Remaining sealed inventory, singles at near-TCGPlayer prices Some LGS locations still have leftover Pokemon GO sealed product sitting on shelves at prices below online secondary market
As a point of comparison, in Goldin Auctions' December Holiday Auction, an SGC Gold Label Pristine 10 "1 of 1" Charizard was sold as the first lot for $360,000
The image evokes some classic Western film tropes, while still making it feel very much like a real and terrifying scenario that could happen in Outlaw Junction
This deck contains the following cards:Monster (x23):Toon Harpie (x3) - Ultra RareManga Ryu-Ran (x1) - CommonBlue-Eyes Toon Dragon (x1) - CommonRed-Eyes Toon Dragon (x1) - CommonToon Dark Magician (x1) - CommonToon Dark Magician Girl (x1) - CommonToon Buster Blader (x1) - CommonToon Cannon Soldier (x1) - CommonToon Masked Sorcerer (x1) - CommonToon Goblin Attack Force (x2) - CommonToon Cyber Dragon (x2) - CommonToon Barrel Dragon (x2) - CommonToon Ancient Gear Golem (x3) - CommonToon Alligator (x3) - CommonSpell (x15):Toon Page-Flip (x1) - Secret RareToon Bookmark (x1) - Secret RareToon World (x2) - Ultra RareMagical Stone Excavation (x3) - CommonScapegoat (x3) - CommonSwords of Revealing Light (x2) - CommonMind Control (x1) - CommonGold Sarcophagus (x1) - CommonMonster Reborn (x1) - CommonTrap (x2):Toon Terror (x2) - Ultra Rare This deck contains the following cards: Monster (x23): Spell (x15): Trap (x2):
Okay, so considering there is a bunch more stuff I haven't even looked through yet, I can pay $300 for this collection." Even though there may be a bunch of bulk, or more binders full of rares, I pretty much stop looking though the cards at this point
