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Original reporting from the opening table and the sold-price ledger—built to help collectors separate a strong signal from a loud story.
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The boxes came from a smaller eBay card store, not a large distributor. Their shrink wrap was removed, the seller offered singles and loose packs, and the listing did not disclose whether the 48 packs were original to those boxes.
HOW WE REPORT
Market data is messy. Pull rates are frequently unofficial. An anecdote can start an investigation, but it cannot finish one.
Official product details, dated announcements, and our own documented opening logs are labeled as such.
Observed sale frequency can reveal a thin market. It does not reveal a secret print count.
Unusual results deserve scrutiny. Allegations require evidence—and sellers are never named without it.