Four Dawn of Palpagos booster boxes purchased from one high-volume online seller were opened for PalCollector. The listing represented the product as sealed. Across 48 packs, the opening log recorded no Super Rare cards from those boxes.
That result felt wrong. Feeling is not evidence, so the first job is to separate three questions: Was the result unusual? Does the published product promise a particular result? Is there physical evidence that the delivered product differed from the listing? The answers are not the same.
An improbable result can justify documentation. It cannot, by itself, identify a cause.
THE CENTRAL FINDINGWhat our opening logs show.
The four-box result is one internal opening record, not a random market sample. A later PalCollector opening of ten factory-sealed boxes produced a dramatically different distribution: 20 SR, 10 OSR, and 3 SP cards. That comparison is important because it motivated this report. It still does not establish a universal box guarantee or prove what happened to the earlier four boxes.
The opening that raised the question
- Boxes
- 4
- Packs
- 48
- SR
- 0
- Physical tampering proven
- No