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Here are the numbers of commons/rares, etc.
Pack Commons: 136
Pack Rares: 26
Pack Secret Rares: 15
Pack Ultra Rares: 2
Pack Ultimate Rares: 2
Pack Secret Rares: 1
Deck Commons: 44
Deck Super Rares: 2
Deck Ultra Rares: 0
Tin Secret Rares: 2)
$2.50 + $0.74 is the value of the Yugioh yubel card plus shipping.
Both are good cards so both are better.Depends on your interests, if you like animals and fighting plus an alternative world then Pokemon is for you
Well, considering that most currently used cards are usually Ultra, Secret, or Ghost rare, it usually takes about 35-50$ to create a decent deck. Of course, eBAY is always an option, but I prefer buying the cards from stores, because it takes so long to get yugioh cards shipped to you. :(. And one of the most hard-to-find yugioh cards is also one of the best. Dark Armed Dragon cards can be priced at over 200$, even on eBAY. Good Luck, and make sure you have a full wallet. :)
You can buy them in toy shops. Most of them can be found near the pay-desk. But on some newspaper shops sell them too, but in littler amounts. (and more expencive) Yugioh-cards are also sold on the internet.
There's not a code for that in Yu-Gi-Oh, but there is a Continuous Spell card called "Card Shuffle", which allows you to shuffle your deck once per turn in exchange for 300 Life Points.
if u mean the "duel to ruel" sweepstakes than you get a trip for 4 to the yugioh nationals and duel with the finalist and you get all the yugioh cards released in 2010 plus an uncut sheet of cards
$2.50 + $0.74 is the value of the Yugioh yubel card plus shipping.
Both are good cards so both are better.Depends on your interests, if you like animals and fighting plus an alternative world then Pokemon is for you
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Well, considering that most currently used cards are usually Ultra, Secret, or Ghost rare, it usually takes about 35-50$ to create a decent deck. Of course, eBAY is always an option, but I prefer buying the cards from stores, because it takes so long to get yugioh cards shipped to you. :(. And one of the most hard-to-find yugioh cards is also one of the best. Dark Armed Dragon cards can be priced at over 200$, even on eBAY. Good Luck, and make sure you have a full wallet. :)
yes yugioh is math it includes adding, subtracting, multiplying and, even dividing if you ask me i would say it is one of the best math games plus it teaches you a lot of things
No you don't have to give a gift.Thank you cards are more generally accepted. Plus it's way cheaper. ------------------------ Thank you very much .
You can buy them in toy shops. Most of them can be found near the pay-desk. But on some newspaper shops sell them too, but in littler amounts. (and more expencive) Yugioh-cards are also sold on the internet.
There's not a code for that in Yu-Gi-Oh, but there is a Continuous Spell card called "Card Shuffle", which allows you to shuffle your deck once per turn in exchange for 300 Life Points.
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52 playing cards plus 2 jokers, 54 in total.
$15-$20 at the most.