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【Pokemon Card】Lost Abyss (S11) Japanese Booster Box - With Shrink

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$395.47 $557 In stock

Category: POKEMON Box

Lost Abyss Details
●Language:Japanese
●Release date:7/1/2022
●Condition:Brand New
●Category:Pokemon Card
Sword & Shield
●Total Card Sets:128
〇HR
(Hyper Rare):8
〇UR(Ultra Rare):3
〇SR(Super Rare):16

Lost Abyss 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)

Eva R. ★★★★★

The shrink wrap was intact and the box itself came in perfect condition, no dents or crushed corners like I’ve gotten elsewhere. Pulled an SR and a couple of decent hits from the 128-card set, so I’m pretty happy with the value for a sealed Japanese box.

Michael A. ★★★★★

The shrink wrap was still perfectly sealed when it arrived, so I knew the box hadn't been tampered with. Japanese packs always feel crisper to open, and pulling one of the 16 SRs from this set made the whole thing worth it.

Steven J. ★★★★★

Pulled the SR I was chasing on the second pack — the 128-card set feels nicely balanced, and the Japanese card quality is noticeably crisper than the English prints. Sealed tight, no dents on the box corners, and the shrink was clean.