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TimelordTaylor
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United Kingdom
757 Posts

Posted - 05 May 2011 :  13:33:29  Show Profile  Visit TimelordTaylor's Homepage
Just brought myself a box of 24 booster packs of this new trading card collection. Theres 9 cards per pack with 165 to collect (130 common 17 rare 12 super rare 5 ultra rare and 1 Infinate card)

Thought it might be of interest to show others what my box contained.

183 common cards (40 of which were dupilicates)
24 rare cards (all 17 variants and 7 dupes)
6 super rare
3 ultra rare

out of the 165 i got 147



I'll post my dupes up in another thread sson.
Is anyone else going to be collecting these?

Ian
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United Kingdom
1075 Posts

Posted - 05 May 2011 :  14:29:09  Show Profile  Visit Ian's Homepage
Once more into the breach...

The card quality has been improved from the test region.

I only got 6 packets and two mags (total 10 packets) and got three super rare, I only noticed that from the back though!

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Paul
Cosmic Hobo

United Kingdom
859 Posts

Posted - 05 May 2011 :  15:22:37  Show Profile  Visit Paul's Homepage
I've got the test set but to be honest I'm tempted to wait a while until these are being sold off cheap on eBay. Glad to hear that the quality has improved though.

I'm sure I'll relent and get them though . . .
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norrisp
Obtained a Time Capsule

United Kingdom
77 Posts

Posted - 07 May 2011 :  12:20:10  Show Profile  Visit norrisp's Homepage
Card distribution seems better with the magazine than buying a complete box. I got 5 magazines (and therefore 10 packs of cards) and got 5 super rare and 2 ultra rare.
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Paul
Cosmic Hobo

United Kingdom
859 Posts

Posted - 08 May 2011 :  03:23:39  Show Profile  Visit Paul's Homepage
quote:
Originally posted by norrisp

Card distribution seems better with the magazine than buying a complete box. I got 5 magazines (and therefore 10 packs of cards) and got 5 super rare and 2 ultra rare.


You've done really well there. I bought 6 magazines and got 2 super rares.
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TimelordTaylor
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United Kingdom
757 Posts

Posted - 08 May 2011 :  16:16:49  Show Profile  Visit TimelordTaylor's Homepage
quote:
Originally posted by norrisp

Card distribution seems better with the magazine than buying a complete box. I got 5 magazines (and therefore 10 packs of cards) and got 5 super rare and 2 ultra rare.



I've brought to copies of the mag ( 4 packs) 2 packets were isentical to each other cardwise (seperate issues though) and i got a UR a SR in the other 2, so it seems like this is the best and cheapest way to get hold of the rarer cards (other than swapping)
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alanperciwho
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United Kingdom
704 Posts

Posted - 14 May 2011 :  06:20:03  Show Profile  Visit alanperciwho's Homepage
I'm not really interested in these but got the first magazine for £1.50. From the two packs I got a SR but also 4 dupes. I will get the mag for the Tardis holder (and hope it doesnt break as easily as my BIT one did ) but I doubt I'll get anymore (erm...maybe).
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Kroll_2008
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United Kingdom
669 Posts

Posted - 14 May 2011 :  07:21:44  Show Profile  Visit Kroll_2008's Homepage
not another card collection aaaaargh!!!!!!!!!!!!! got my mag with 2 free packs got 2 super rares and 2 rares.... I see the infinite card is £175 on ebay...

Five Rounds Rapid!!!!
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