It's the same 200-odd cards that everyone else can access and, more importantly, only one or two of the rare ones are required for you to build a highly competitive deck around - after less than a week of checking in daily, I had enough for at least one, and probably with a bit of targeted play two or three, of the main competitive decks already
"The problem with tournaments, however, is only the 'Magic' sets that have come out in the past two years are legal in tournaments
Youll need several of these in each deck youll need to have one in your opening hand of seven cards, so many of your Pokemon cards are generally Basic Pokemon
I did this so it would be easy to see who offered the most not only on mythics and rares but also on commons and uncommons which is where you can make a surprising amount of money selling to a buylist
Conditions of Sale / Caza Sikes AS AGENT The buyer's premium for purchases made via online bidding is twenty-eight (28%) of the hammer price