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| − | '''Normal Rares''' (aka. Secret Commons ) are identical to [[Common]]s, except they are much harder to find. Unlike other rares, these cards are rare because of this. Comparable to the [[TCG]] ''[[Short Print]]'' and now-discontinued ''[[Super Short Print]]'' rarities, Normal Rares only exist in the [[OCG]], thus they are restricted to Japanese Cards. They started in [[Vol.3]], back in 1999, and are still being included in current Japanese Released Sets. The approximate chance of finding one is 1:30. | + | '''Normal Rares''' (aka. N-Rares or Secret Commons ) are identical to [[Common]]s, except they are much harder to find. Unlike other rares, these cards are rare because of this. Comparable to the [[TCG]] ''[[Short Print]]'' and now-discontinued ''[[Super Short Print]]'' rarities, Normal Rares only exist in the [[OCG]], thus they are restricted to Japanese Cards. They started in [[Vol.3]], back in 1999, and are still being included in current Japanese Released Sets. The approximate chance of finding one is 1:30. |
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Revision as of 03:33, 22 January 2013
Normal Rares (aka. N-Rares or Secret Commons ) are identical to Commons, except they are much harder to find. Unlike other rares, these cards are rare because of this. Comparable to the TCG Short Print and now-discontinued Super Short Print rarities, Normal Rares only exist in the OCG, thus they are restricted to Japanese Cards. They started in Vol.3, back in 1999, and are still being included in current Japanese Released Sets. The approximate chance of finding one is 1:30.
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