First, you want to make sure that the retailer is reputable
The Shiny Rayquaza ($1,200) and Mega Charizard Y ($1,250) are two of the most expensive cards in the XY era and are especially desirable versions
Theres a chance some of these see reprints in the decks, no way to know till weve got the lists released
You turn cash into Gems, then crack themed boxes across several trading card games, with a spice rating that warns you when variance runs hot
2025
So, if a seller scans a pack/box and determines it does not have a hit (industry parlance for a desirable/valuable card), but when selling states it could contain an auto(graph) or patch or really just recites that the boxes may contain an auto or relic or just shows a picture of the box with that representation from the manufacturer, thats a false representation made by the seller in the hopes of duping the buyer