For Japanese boxes the quick EV formula is: EV (5 average RR price) + (2 average AR price) + (1 average SR price) + (average SAR count average SAR price) + (UR probability average UR price) + (MUR probability average MUR price) Rule-of-thumb ballpark for a mid-cycle set like SV10 or SV11W (browse the SV11W Super Electric Breaker card list or SV11B Black Bolt card list for current chase lists): 5 RR ~$5 average = ~$25 2 AR ~$8 average = ~$16 1 SR ~$25 average = ~$25 ~0.5 SAR ~$80 average = ~$40 UR fraction (~0.15) $120 = ~$18 MUR fraction (~0.05) $300 = ~$15 (Mega sets only) Thats roughly $125$140 in expected singles value per box for a typical SV-era release
Card of Sacrifice X TRAP Draw 2 cards, if the combined ATK of all your face-up Attack Position monsters (minimum 2) is less than the ATK of your opponent's face-up monster with the lowest ATK
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Here's the top five chase cards for Prismatic Evolutions, including where to buy them now and up-to-date market values: Umbreon ex - 161/131 Near Mint Holofoil: $1,149.99 Market price: $1,155.36 Most recent sale: $1,000 Sylveon ex - 156/131 Near Mint Holofoil: $373.99 Market price: $339.26 Most recent sale: $373.14 Leafeon ex - 144/131 Near Mint Holofoil: $268 Market price: $273.02 Most recent sale: $267.99 Espeon ex - 155/131 Near Mint Holofoil: $193.99 Market price: $210.54 Most recent sale: $210.72 Vaporeon ex - 149/131 Near Mint Holofoil: $187.61 Market price: $208.84 Most recent sale: $199.98 Topics Pokemon Christian Wait is a freelance contributor to Mashable
The six cards were all released as Prismatic Secret Rares, a unique rarity typically reserved for promo cards
Doubly so on a card that isn't assured a hit
