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yugioh 1st edition booster box Yu-Gi-Oh! Supreme Darkness Booster BoxSupreme Darkness has 101 new cards in total, including a brand new World Premiere theme that you wont want to miss. It also continues the 25th Anniversary Celebration by including 25 Quarter Century Secret Rares, including 1 special card! Supreme Darkness contains: 10 Secret Rares 14 Ultra Rares 26 Super Rares 50 Commons (24 of these cards are also available as Quarter Century Secret Rare and 1 special card is ONLY available as a Quarter Century

Supreme Darkness has 101 new cards in total, including a brand-new World Premiere theme that you won’t want to miss. It also continues the 25th Anniversary Celebration by including 25 Quarter Century Secret Rares, including 1 special card!

 

Supreme Darkness contains:

10 Secret Rares

14 Ultra Rares

26 Super Rares

50 Commons

(24 of these cards are also available as Quarter Century Secret Rare and 1 special card is ONLY available as a Quarter Century Secret Rare!)

 

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