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The commons sheet looks as follows (the dagger marks indicate it is unclear where it begins and ends): Magikarp, Croagunk, Pikachu, Pansear, Charmander, Alolan Rattata, Porygon, Panpour, Pansage, Espurr, Sawk, Noibat, Stufful, Mudbray, Tynamo, Oddish, Duskull, Morelull, Caterpie, Marill, Rhyhorn, Sandygast, Hoothoot, Tangela, Dewpider, Inkay, Ralts, Crabrawler, Sneasel, Venipede, Horsea, Cutiefly, Ledyba, Alolan Grimer, Riolu, Meowth, Alolan Vulpix, Wimpod, Togedemaru, Croagunk, Pansear, Magikarp, Mudbray, Alolan Rattata, Panpour, Caterpie, Porygon, Sawk, Oddish, Charmander, Marill, Pansage, Espurr, Pikachu, Noibat, Dewpider, Tangela, Rhyhorn, Riolu, Cutiefly, Tynamo, Duskull, Inkay, Stufful, Crabrawler, Morelull, Sandygast, Venipede, Horsea, Mudbray, Ledyba, Hoothoot, Alolan Vulpix, Ralts, Alolan Grimer, Sneasel, Charmander, Crabrawler, Meowth, Stufful, Pansage, Croagunk, Pikachu, Panpour, Cutiefly, Pansear, Magikarp, Alolan Rattata, Wimpod, Togedemaru, Sawk, Mudbray, Oddish, Duskull, Espurr, Morelull, Charmander, Porygon, Marill, Hoothoot, Rhyhorn, Ralts, Tangela, Tynamo, Crabrawler, Inkay, Ledyba, Caterpie, Sandygast, Venipede, Sneasel, Alolan Vulpix, Horsea, Noibat, Alolan Grimer, Riolu, Cutiefly, Dewpider, Togedemaru, Wimpod, Meowth And this is the uncommons sheet: Guzma, Whirlipede, Tormenting Spray, Simisage, Kirlia, Heatmor, Weakness Policy, Po Town, Rotom Dex, Simisear, Electabuzz, Lana, Metapod, Porygon2, Kiawe, Olivia, Bouffalant, Charmeleon, Rhydon, Noctowl, Mount Lanakila, Simisear, Dusclops, Acerola, Bodybuilding Dumbells, Seadra, Gloom, Lunatone, Wicke, Wishful Baton, Ribombee, Sophocles, Escape Rope, Rotom Dex, Seviper, Super Scoop Up, Simipour, Plumeria, Solrock, Guzma, Eelektrik, Wobbuffet, Whirlipede, Charmeleon, Seadra, Lunatone, Rhydon, Kiawe, Olivia, Kirlia, Ribombee, Po Town, Weakness Policy, Heatmor, Tormenting Spray, Lana, Seviper, Gloom, Acerola, Wobbuffet, Charmeleon, Porygon2, Simisear, Metapod, Dusclops, Noctowl, Simisage, Eelektrik, Bouffalant, Escape Rope, Wicke, Mount Lanakila, Wishful Baton, Solrock, Simipour, Bodybuilding Dumbells, Sophocles, Electabuzz, Super Scoop Up, Rotom Dex, Seadra, Plumeria, Lunatone, Olivia, Kirlia, Ribombee, Guzma, Whirlipede, Simisage, Weakness Policy, Porygon2, Po Town, Dusclops, Charmeleon, Tormenting Spray, Lana, Heatmor, Simisear, Kiawe, Mount Lanakila, Electabuzz, Noctowl, Simipour, Bouffalant, Eelektrik, Rhydon, Bodybuilding Dumbells, Metapod, Wishful Baton, Acerola, Gloom, Escape Rope, Solrock, Ribombee, Sophocles, Seviper, Wicke, Wobbuffet, Seadra, Plumeria, Super Scoop Up Edit 2024/02/25: Added info that my model for Ultra Prism does in fact use a sequence length of 360 packs instead of 180, though that for Burning Shadows continues to use 180

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inertgeometry November 15, 2023, 12:33pm 10 i would guess the chance of a SAR vs a HR is the same, but since there are less cards in that rarity, the chance of a specific one is higher 1 Like timewaster1700 November 16, 2023, 6:37pm 11 Also I can confirm you can get two SR+ in a single box
This is a card that serious Japanese TCG collectors and international investors should keep a close eye on
Subtypes: Fire Release Date: 2016-11-02