Trading Cards

soitsu is used to be equipped with doitsu, which gives it 2500 attack points and doitsu would be destroyed instead of soitsu if they were to be destroyed.

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You pull holographic cards randomly in packs. In most packs, there are 9 cards (exeptions are dark biginnings/ revelations, duelist packs) and one of them is guarrenteed to be a rare or holographic card. Rare cards have silver lettering, and holographics have either a shiny picture of gold lettering or both. The different types of holos are super rare, ultra rare, secret rare, ultimate rare, and ghost rare. Rare cards are more common than holos so you usually don't get a holo in your first few packs, but u will get one soon.

actually in improvement to this there are several methods to almost perfectly ensuring holo pulls.

-fist method: crazy as it sounds any holo yugioh card aside from ultimate will be heavier then rares or commons. so buy a scale that measures very exact in grams. usually to .01 or .001 of a gram. weight all the packs and sort them into 3 main groups. lightest, middle and heaviset. the middle pile will be largest and heaviest the smallest.

in my experience this does not work on blister packs because konmai and upperdeck use diffrent cadrboards to throw off scalers.

if u way in store. be discreet or ask the manager. its completely legal but some managers are really strict about it. and if they ask explain and be polite.

-second method: its called freezing and basically u will buy packs and stick them in the freezer. the packs with holos will puff up and be bigger or wider than ones with rares. it does not effect the card after taking them out of the freezer.

this will work on blister packs but u have to be careful when judging the puffiness and expansion because of the plastic covering.

-third method (really reliable if u get good at it): look at the packaging if there is some difference between packs such as a stray dot or darker color then open those. be careful though. i did this on e duelist pack yugi wich was ever so slightly darker and pulled a mirror force.

it is most likely a serial number or a card's set number

25-65 USD or so

I have ran into this problem from them buying individual boosters for pokemon. However, they were at a really cheap price so I sort of expected it. If the product you want carries booster boxes, you're better off buying those, but be sure it is still sealed (i.e. pokemon has the iconic pokeball on its casing).

You can put dragonkin in monster decks, however, I can not tell you whether they would actually COUNT as monsters I.E. Using "Monstrous Heal" probably wouldn't count against Neferian, but I'm looking into this myself.

you can tell if a yu gi oh card is fake if it is 1st edition and silver sticker in the bottem

right hand corner but if it is gold sticker and first edition it is real

and if you turn it other side and feel it if it is rough its fake if it is smooth it is real

and if the words are a bit to fat it is most likely fake. ;)

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There is one yew tee blk 601. Jurong was central has one too

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The only way to buy an unopened box of 1st ed English Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon is to get it from someone who has not opened theres yet, because it is no longer printed in 1st ed.

All of the different rarities are explained in the following link (copy and paste the link in your URL): http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Rarity

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How I find it is i look at the card to see if it looked printed

The letters BGF stand for "blocked goals from."

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kevin mitchell .b

The price of the card depends on what player is on the card, how old the card is, and how famous the player is.