@@fauli75 Every card has a foil variant :) You are guaranteed one foil in every Play Booster but sometimes get more. Collector Boosters contain almost all foils along with the possibility of getting Special Treatment cards. The types of treatments varies by set but include etched foils, texture foils, gilded foils, and more. Because of this, they have a higher price than Play Boosters. Usually $24 to over $40 each depending on which set it’s from. But if you really like foils, they are the best way to get them besides buying singles.
@@KittysTavern I feared, you would say that ^^ I started a Bloomburrow Collection and that makes it doubly problematic :( No clue what i will do with all the doubles...
@fauli75 I understand as I collect as well as play! Doubles of more valuable cards can be sold online on EBay or TCG Player. Local game store will usually buy them. There’s a site called Card Kingdom that will also buy singles and also sometimes buys bulk. If you don’t want to deal with any of that, some local charities that work with kids and teens will accept donations of cards.
@@KittysTavern TCG Player seems to be an american site…but i am sure something similar exists in Germany. Have a nice weekend and i am exited for part three of the openings.
@ Ah ok. I know that TCG Player does do some international sales but I’m not very familiar with their policies on them. Thank you for providing the info so I can let others know in the future! Thank you so much. Wishing you a nice weekend as well. I’m also excited for the final video. Can’t wait to see what will be in the final tin! Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments :)
@@Darker1208 The tins? They’re out of stock on Walmart’s website but I saw them in store yesterday. They’re definitely dwindling but there are some still out there.
Does every card have a Foil-Variant? Or is it only commons?
@@fauli75 Every card has a foil variant :) You are guaranteed one foil in every Play Booster but sometimes get more. Collector Boosters contain almost all foils along with the possibility of getting Special Treatment cards. The types of treatments varies by set but include etched foils, texture foils, gilded foils, and more. Because of this, they have a higher price than Play Boosters. Usually $24 to over $40 each depending on which set it’s from.
But if you really like foils, they are the best way to get them besides buying singles.
@@KittysTavern I feared, you would say that ^^ I started a Bloomburrow Collection and that makes it doubly problematic :( No clue what i will do with all the doubles...
@fauli75 I understand as I collect as well as play! Doubles of more valuable cards can be sold online on EBay or TCG Player. Local game store will usually buy them. There’s a site called Card Kingdom that will also buy singles and also sometimes buys bulk. If you don’t want to deal with any of that, some local charities that work with kids and teens will accept donations of cards.
@@KittysTavern TCG Player seems to be an american site…but i am sure something similar exists in Germany. Have a nice weekend and i am exited for part three of the openings.
@ Ah ok. I know that TCG Player does do some international sales but I’m not very familiar with their policies on them. Thank you for providing the info so I can let others know in the future!
Thank you so much. Wishing you a nice weekend as well. I’m also excited for the final video. Can’t wait to see what will be in the final tin!
Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments :)
Nearly doubled the value, quite the tin
@@Snoop-b5k Right? Honestly didn’t expect to get such nice pulls from a single tin! Very happy with this one. Here hoping Mabel is just as good 🤞
Looks like these items have already ceased to exist
@@Darker1208 The tins? They’re out of stock on Walmart’s website but I saw them in store yesterday. They’re definitely dwindling but there are some still out there.