Maintaining the Scarlet & Violet example, a regular Booster Pack from that collection has a pull ratio of 4 common cards, 3 uncommon cards, and 3 foil cards (at least one of which will be rare, ultra, secret, or, hyper rare)
Here are the top valued cards of Pokmon TCG: Scarlet & Violet Paldean Fates , with market values observed on TCGPlayer as of this writing: Shiny Mew ex Special Illustration Rare 232/091: $706.35 Shiny Charizard ex Special Illustration Rare 234/091: $262.59 Shiny Gardevoir ex Special Illustration Rare 233/091: $128.47 Shiny Pikachu 131/091: $54.61 Shiny Snorlax 202/091: $31.29 Shiny Mew ex Full Art 216/091: $30.97 Shiny Ditto 201/091: $27.65 Iono Special Illustration Rare Trainer Supporter 237/091: $27.09 Shiny Charmander 109/091: $26.33 Shiny Mimikyu 160/091: $22.23 Penny Special Illustration Rare Trainer Supporter 239/091: $21.23 Shiny Tandemaus 209/091: $19.57 Shiny Maushold 210/091: $16.26 Shiny Lucario 174/091: $16.06 Clive Special Illustration Rare Trainer Supporter 236/091: $15.71 Much like 151 's chase cards, the top cards of Paldean Fates saw significant growth this month
So a lot of people at the same time reached into closets, pulled out shoe boxes, and said, Hey, I remember these things
After beating the game I admit I used Gameshark to get more promo Mew (the one that does 40 damage for two energies) and Mewtwo (the other "Do the Wave" attacker) cards to make a stupidly cheap deck
Is it satisfying to draw a Scavenging Ooze that they cant answer
