Pokemon cards have standard dimensions of 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches (63 88 mm), making them compatible with most trading card sleeves, binders, top loaders, and deck boxes
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Main Set [95 Cards] Common & Uncommon Cards Special Rarity Cards [14 Cards] Secret Cards [14 cards] Ships from Japan Sealed & authentic Fast worldwide shipping Refine by Pokemon Set Version New Releases MEGA Series Scarlet & Violet Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) Black Bolt (SV11B) White Flare (SV11W) Triplet Beat (SV1A) Pokemon 151 (SV2A) Clay Burst (SV2D) Snow Hazard (SV2P) Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3) Raging Surf (SV3A) Shiny Treasure ex (SV4A) Ancient Roar (SV4K) Future Flash (SV4M) Crimson Haze (SV5A) Wild Force (SV5K) Cyber Judge (SV5M) Mask of Change (SV6) Night Wanderer (SV6A) Stellar Miracle (SV7) Paradise Dragona (SV7A) Super Electric Breaker (SV8) Terastal Festival ex (SV8A) Battle Partners (SV9) Heat Wave Arena (SV9A) Sword & Shield Frequently Asked Questions What is Tag Bolt (SM9)
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We have listed all cards you can get from the pack, as well as their inclusion rates and rarities, below
