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1999 Pokémon Booster Packs: A Journey into Their Significance and Rarity in Today’s Market

The allure of booster packs lies in the magic of the unexpected, as players and collectors embark on a thrilling quest to discover rare and powerful cards. And in 1999, the release of Pokémon booster packs revolutionized the Trading Card Game (TCG) landscape from when they first came out, sparking a collecting market frenzy and […]

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Unearthing the 5 Rarest & Most Valuable Pokémon Cards from 1995!

In the vast realm of Pokémon collectibles, the cards that hold the most allure are often those that harken back to the franchise’s early days when they first came out. Today, we embark on a journey to explore the five rarest Pokémon cards from the year 1995, tracing their captivating history, astonishing sales, jaw-dropping prices,

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What is a 2023 Topps Chrome Breaker’s Delight Box?

A 2023 Topps Chrome “breaker’s delight” box (also called a Delight Hobby Breaker Box) is a type of hobby box configuration that features only hits and zero base cards. The product is made for breakers, offering the convenience of getting to the hits quickly and not having to trudge through base cards. Finding a box

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Unpacking a 2023 Topps Chrome Jumbo Box: A Deep Dive for Baseball Card Lovers

Each year, the release of new card sets brings a fresh wave of anticipation. Even with what some would say is a watered down release calendar, there are still plenty of favorites that hobbyists from every corner can look forward to. 2023 Topps Chrome is one of those releases (coming out July 26, 2023), and

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Upper Deck Low Series Vs. High Series: Best Cards & Differences

Upper Deck Low Series contains the first 700 cards of the 1989 set, while the High Number Series includes the remaining 100 cards. One of Upper Deck’s most valuable cards, the Ken Griffey Jr. is card #1 in the set, and is thus part of the Low Series. In the High Series, the best cards

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