Pokemon Fossil Booster Pack

Product Information

Knowing that the 33.9 is a ‘middle weight’ and curved makes me think there is Holo there haha… But it’s too much risk, ill likely leave it sealed as it’s mint.

Pratte believes that 1st Edition Fossil cards were distributed more widely than 1st Edition Base. He even remembers having a few 1st Edition Fossil cards as a kid. It is unknown where these 15 cards came from (Except for the Cosmos Zapdos from the Thunderstorm Gift Box).As stated in the paragraph above, Fossil used the Star Galaxy holo pattern for its 15 holofoil cards. This is the same holo pattern used in Base set and Jungle. However, over the years, few copies of all 15 holofoil cards from Fossil have been discovered to have the Cosmos holo pattern. The regular holofoil Zapdos from Fossil has the Galaxy Star holo pattern but there are some Zapdos cards out there with the Cosmos holo pattern instead. The cover Pokémon for the English release boosters for the Fossil set feature Lapras, Zapdos and Aerodactyl respectively, with the latter also being the sole Pokémon to appear on the booster box. Meanwhile in Japan their booster features a multitude of Pokemon including Kabutops, Zapdos and Golbat, and their booster box features the Legendary Birds Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres.

So there is a variation of almost around 0.9g between the heaviest and the lightest pacl from the same case. For the Fossil expansion, the set symbol is a Pokémon claw. A Fossil card will always have the claw symbol, unlike the Jungle expansion which had an error on some cards where the set symbol was missing. Fossil was first released in Japan under the original name Mystery of the Fossils . Not surprisingly it was a huge hit. Two years later it hit the North American market under the name Fossil, where it was an even bigger hit. Fossil has a first edition print run, followed by an ‘unlimited’ run. The Fossil expansion was published and distributed by Media Factory in Japan and Wizards of the Coast in North America.But, before you start any type of weighing, you will need to make sure you are properly equipped with a scale that is able to give you the most accurate weight numbers in grams.

Bold indicates a main expansion. Italics indicate a special set. Releases that are entirely composed of prints from other releases are small. Fossil is the third expansion to the TCG and was released in 1999. Cards from 1999 are in high demand since it was the first year for Pokémon cards in North America. So, as you can see, a lot is going to depend on your talent for weighing the cards and this does take practice. Similar to the Aerodactyl 1/62 that is included in the Fossil set, a first edition prerelease copy was given out as a Pokémon League promotional card in July 1999, before the actual set was released. In the US, this promo had the ‘Galaxy Star’ holo pattern while the European copy had the ‘Cosmos’ holo pattern.Expansion Sheet 1 • Nivi City Gym • Hanada City Gym • Expansion Sheet 2 • Kuchiba City Gym • Tamamushi City Gym This Haunter was accidentally printed with a ‘stain’ in the lower right corner of the illustration box. 15/62 Zapdos Evolution Box Error