I Opened This Weird Rainbow Pokemon Booster Pack And Found These Cards Inside It
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These cards were extremely crazy looking! who's a fan of that mewthree though? lolwatch full video here: youtu.be vqrjfcautbg subscribe and be part o. Different color scheme this time for these colorful cards, summer type theme, i dig it! :otimestamps:0:00 intro!1:42 opening the weird box!7:37 paldea.
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Step 3: push or pull until the top seam opens enough to slide one finger inside. slide a finger inside the seam to fully open the pack from the top. step 4: slide the cards out of the top. make sure the back side of the packaging is facing you to reveal the face of the first card (the front side showing a pokémon). Incorrect cards inside. finally, you can check the contents of the pack. the front of a modern booster pack will say “10 additional game cards”. inside the pack should actually be 12 cards in total, when you count them. yes, there are 10 game cards but you will also find an energy card and a code card, for a total of 12. How to do the card trick. the pokemon card trick is easy. while facing the cards down, meaning the pokemon logo is facing you, grab x amount of cards from the side closest to you (the back) and put them in the front of the pack. this will make it so the 2nd to last card will be a reverse holo and the last card will be your rare, holo, or better. Test #3: compare the card to an online scan. directions: pull up an image of the card online using a reputable pokémon tcg database like the the official trading card database or pkmncards . compare your card to the picture and look for any inconsistencies. red flags: wrong font, or font size.
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How to do the card trick. the pokemon card trick is easy. while facing the cards down, meaning the pokemon logo is facing you, grab x amount of cards from the side closest to you (the back) and put them in the front of the pack. this will make it so the 2nd to last card will be a reverse holo and the last card will be your rare, holo, or better. Test #3: compare the card to an online scan. directions: pull up an image of the card online using a reputable pokémon tcg database like the the official trading card database or pkmncards . compare your card to the picture and look for any inconsistencies. red flags: wrong font, or font size. Vintage pokémon cards from the 90s and early 2000s have vastly increased over 20 years since first release: 1st edition charizard holo – $500 in 1999 → $300,000 in 2022. sealed base set booster box – $100 in 1999 → $400,000 in 2022. shadowless holographic charizard psa 10 – $150 in 2000 → $600,000 in 2022. Etching is a texture that is applied to the face of the cards during the manufacturing process. if you gently feel the face of the card with your fingers, you’ll feel a light texture. most fakes do not have etching. an example of the etching on a rainbow card. most rainbow cards are classified as secret rares.
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Vintage pokémon cards from the 90s and early 2000s have vastly increased over 20 years since first release: 1st edition charizard holo – $500 in 1999 → $300,000 in 2022. sealed base set booster box – $100 in 1999 → $400,000 in 2022. shadowless holographic charizard psa 10 – $150 in 2000 → $600,000 in 2022. Etching is a texture that is applied to the face of the cards during the manufacturing process. if you gently feel the face of the card with your fingers, you’ll feel a light texture. most fakes do not have etching. an example of the etching on a rainbow card. most rainbow cards are classified as secret rares.
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