Mega Dream ex
Nobody has logged a box of this set yet. These are the community rates, shown as such.
Nobody has logged enough boxes of this set yet. This is the community rate every site quotes, including us.
Copies per box, by grade
The bar is what the logged boxes support. The gold tick is the number every site quotes. The columns are how the boxes actually split, and the line is the rate settling as each box was logged.
- URHyper Rare (gold)0.400.08–0.82about one in every 3 boxesnot measured yet
- SARSpecial Art Rare1.200.57–1.93about one a boxnot measured yet
- SRSuper Rare4.002.78–5.32about 4 a boxnot measured yet
- ARArt Rare8.006.25–9.86about 8 a boxnot measured yet
- RRDouble Rare (ex)12.009.84–14.27about 12 a boxnot measured yet
the range the boxes support the measured rate the rate everyone quotes
How many boxes to pull one specific card
A rate per grade is not the question anybody has. Nobody opens a case hoping for a Special Art Rare in general — they want one card, and turning the grade into that card means knowing how many the set prints at it. Pick the card and drag the curve.
To pull Mega Dragonite ex yourself
about one box in 3
Hyper Rare (gold) comes 0.40 a box on the community figure, and this set prints only one of them. So one specific card is 40% of a box.
Open 2 boxes and you pull it 55% of the time · that is $226 of sealed at our price.
- coin flip2boxes
- 9 in 106boxes
- 99 in 10012boxes
Every card at a grade is treated as equally likely, because no public data says otherwise. Some sets do short-print inside a grade, so read this as the best available answer rather than a certain one. And the odds never remember: box 40 is exactly as likely as box 1.
Where these numbers come from
High-class 10-pack box: every pack carries guaranteed hits, so the numbers are higher and rougher than a standard box. That is the starting point, and it is the same unsourced community figure every other site prints. Every logged box moves the number away from it and toward what the boxes held.
Box EV prices this set on the measured rates, not the published ones, as soon as there are enough of them. See what the box is worth opened →