Pull rates are punishing, with roughly six booster boxes of opening required to statistically pull one copy
Otherwise, cards assigned a half-point grade are considered to be somewhere in between, sharing characteristics from both the level above and the level below the actual grade given. Similar to the way that CGC has a separate version of CGC 10 (Pristine) on its own scale to designate exceptionally high-quality cards, Beckett has a rating above the highest possible BGS 10 (Pristine), known more colloquially as a Black Label 10
To top that off the deck has a number of Evaisive options that are always useful in Disney Lorcanas Starter Deck play
Each section will be broken into what Im going to call mandatory and flex. Cards in the mandatory are cards that I think should be in the deck 99% of the time (I suppose there technically can be metagames where you cut them, but I personally havent encountered them)
Yet another interesting name, but this one does make sense (if you think about it)
Part numbers: P33.26 for CCRR L (Copper base metal, silver/rhodium plated post & top nut, long post) P33.27 for CCRR S (Copper base metal, silver/rhodium plated post & top nut, short post) P33.23 for CCGR L (Copper base metal, silver/rhodium plated post, gold plated top nut, long post) P33.71 for CCGR S (Copper base metal, silver/rhodium plated post, gold plated top nut, short post) P33.46 for CCBP L (Bare copper post & top nut, long post) P33.67 for CCBP S (Bare copper post & top not, short post) Economy Brass Binding Post (ACBP S) Short binding post made from high copper content brass
