The Harry Potter trading card are out. Today being November 3rd my brother received 66 cards in the mail for $23 worth of Advanced booster packs. I'll explain all the cards system and use and value of the Cards.

• Beginner Sets - These are packs that will give you a beginning set of unrandomly picked cards. It also includes all the needed materials to play the Harry Potter Card game. This game is just a little side game you can play using the cards. So basicially they have 2 purposes of use. Also the starter set includes 1 holographic and is available Now for $9.99 HERE

• Advanced Boosters - These are the packs pictured above and contain 11 random cards. They all contain one Rare Card . These will either be around 2 normal non-holographic cards that are still rare, or a holographic card. Also 10 other cards that are Uncommon or Common. These are $3.29 and are the best for everyone unless you've never collected cards before. They say advanced so you don't get mad if you don't get a holo-card. Buy them HERE

   

   

  The Basics

• RARE cards are cards that have the Star on the very bottom corner of the card. They are more rare or harder to find than the other cards. Also the Holographic cards are all rare and are the rarest of all.

• UNCOMMON cards are the cards that have a square on the very bottom corner of the card. They are semi rare but will be very easy to find. And die-hard collectors will get many repetitves of these cards.

• COMMON cards are the cards that have a circle on the very bottom corner of the card. They are not rare at all, and collectors will probably give these away because of how many repetitve cards you get. They are still ok but not rare at all.

• HOLOGRAPHIC cards are the cards with a thin layer of film over them that makes them shine. These are the rarest of all cards, and the ratio is 1 per ever 3 booster packs. They are always rare and should be kept. Since it is the games 1st week I have no idea which is the rarest, but im guessing something like a Firebolt, or Harry Potter holographic. We shall see.

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