Difference between revisions of "Premium Pack 3"
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Each pack contained five cards, with [[Normal Parallel Rare]]s randomly inserted in every two to four packs. Although there are only ten ''unique'' cards in the set to collect, many collectors consider [[Super Rare]] and [[Normal Parallel Rare]] versions as different cards, giving the Master Set twice that number. | Each pack contained five cards, with [[Normal Parallel Rare]]s randomly inserted in every two to four packs. Although there are only ten ''unique'' cards in the set to collect, many collectors consider [[Super Rare]] and [[Normal Parallel Rare]] versions as different cards, giving the Master Set twice that number. | ||
| − | Of the cards in '''Premium Pack 3''', only | + | Of the cards in '''Premium Pack 3''', only "[[Meteor B. Dragon]]" has yet to be released in the TCG. |
Followed By: [[Premium Pack 4]] Following: [[Premium Pack 2 (OCG)]] | Followed By: [[Premium Pack 4]] Following: [[Premium Pack 2 (OCG)]] | ||
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Premium Pack 3 was released on August 10th, 2000. It marked the first time that a Japanese promotional set contained both Super Rare and Normal Parallel Rare foil versions of all cards in the set, and it also was the first Premium Pack to have printed set numbers and the distinctive holographic "Eye of Anubis" in the lower right-hand corner of each card. Each pack contained five cards, with Normal Parallel Rares randomly inserted in every two to four packs. Although there are only ten unique cards in the set to collect, many collectors consider Super Rare and Normal Parallel Rare versions as different cards, giving the Master Set twice that number. Of the cards in Premium Pack 3, only "Meteor B. Dragon" has yet to be released in the TCG. Followed By: Premium Pack 4 Following: Premium Pack 2 (OCG) | |||
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