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【Pokemon Card】Jet Black Geist (S6K) Japanese Booster Box - With Shrink

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$126.54 $171 In stock

Category: POKEMON Box

Jet Black Geist Details

●Language:Japanese
●Release date:4/23/2021
●Condition:Brand New
●Category:Pokemon Card Sword & Shield
●Total Card Sets:125
〇UR(Ultra Rare):3
〇HR(Hyper Rare):8
〇SR(Super Rare):13

Jet Black Geist Box Contents
Each Booster Box includes:
●30 Booster Packs
●5 Cards per Pack

Note: Rare production errors may result in some packs having fewer cards.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Richard M. ★★★★★

Pulled the shrink wrap off and the box itself was flawless, no dents or creases anywhere. The Japanese print quality on the SR cards is noticeably sharper than what I'm used to from English sets, and hitting one of the 13 supers made the whole rip worth it.

William ★★★★★

Opened it up and the shrink wrap was clean, no dents on the corners—exactly what you want for a sealed box. The pull rates felt solid with the 3 UR slots, and I got a nice SR I was chasing. Japanese cards just hit different in hand.

Henry E. ★★★★★

Got the shrink-wrapped box in flawless condition, and the pull rates did not disappoint—hit two SRs in the first half of the pack line. The foil quality on the Japanese cards is noticeably crisper than English sets.