Japanese Pokemon card sets in order run through six naming eras and more than ninety numbered expansions, and the set code — not the artwork — is what tells you where a set sits in that timeline. This guide gives full release-date, product-type, MSRP and card-count tables for the current MEGA era back through Scarlet & Violet and Sword & Shield, a condensed table for Sun & Moon, and era-level summaries for XY and BW, each with the closest English-language TCG equivalent where one exists.
We stock and ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so the tables below are cross-checked against our own listings as well as the official pokemon-card.com product pages and Bulbapedia’s expansion list. Where a figure could not be confirmed on an official page, it is left blank or flagged rather than estimated.
- Japanese sets run in four modern naming eras — SM (2016–2019), S (2019–2022), SV (2023–2025) and M (2025–present) — plus XY and BW before them.
- Pack MSRP has stepped up twice: ¥165 to ¥180 at the S→SV transition (January 2023), and ¥180 to ¥200 from M5 onward (May 2026).
- An “a” or “b” suffix marks a smaller companion release (enhanced or high-class pack) between two main numbered sets — it is not a rarity indicator by itself.
- The current MEGA era runs from M1L Mega Brave (August 2025) to M6a 30th CELEBRATION (September 2026).
- Sealed boxes from the S, SV and MEGA eras are listed in our Pokemon sealed booster box collection, shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
The era tables below list manufacturer MSRP per pack, sourced from official pokemon-card.com product pages and Bulbapedia’s Japanese TCG expansion list; unverified fields are left blank rather than guessed. The currently-listed product table further down the page shows Samurai Sword Tokyo’s own listings, checked on September 15, 2026 and converted at ¥154/USD.
How Japanese Pokemon set codes work
Every numbered Japanese expansion covered here starts with a letter tied to its era, followed by a number in release order, with an occasional suffix marking a smaller companion release. (Promotional card series such as S-P, SV-P and M-P are labeled by era but don’t follow this numbering.) Once you know the prefix, you can place any numbered set on the timeline without looking up the release date.
| Prefix/suffix | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| SM | Sun & Moon era (2016–2019) | SM1–SM12a |
| S | Sword & Shield era (2019–2022) | S1–S12a |
| SV | Scarlet & Violet era (2023–2025) | SV1–SV11 |
| M | MEGA era (2025– ) | M1–M6a |
a suffix |
Enhanced expansion pack or high-class pack — a smaller companion release between two main numbered sets. The category is set by the product’s own listing, not by the letter alone. | S6a Eevee Heroes (enhanced); SV4a Shiny Treasure ex (high-class) |
b suffix |
A second enhanced/high-class companion paired with the same main set number as an existing “a” release | S8b VMAX Climax, paired with S8a |
| Single-letter side codes (no a/b) | Two simultaneously released main-set versions with different mascots, mirroring the two-game-version marketing used since Sun & Moon | S1W/S1H (Sword/Shield); SV1S/SV1V (Scarlet ex/Violet ex); M1L/M1S (Mega Brave/Mega Symphonia) |
P suffix |
Promotional card series tied to an era, distinct from numbered expansions | S-P, SV-P, M-P promo cards |
This document’s own shorthand for product type follows the same three buckets throughout: EXP (regular expansion pack), ENH (enhanced expansion pack / 強化拡張パック) and HC (high-class pack / ハイクラスパック). For pack counts and box configurations, see our guide to packs per Japanese booster box; for what the rarity marks on the cards mean, see our Japanese card rarities breakdown.
MEGA era sets in order (2025–2026)
The MEGA era began in August 2025 and is the current naming line, tied to the Mega Evolution-focused generation. Newest release first:
| Code | Japanese name | English/fan name | Release date | Type | MSRP/pack | Main-set cards | Closest EN set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M6a | 30th CELEBRATION | 30th Celebration | 2026-09-16 | ENH (30th-anniversary special) | ¥360 | 103 (secrets TBA) | 30th Celebration (worldwide simultaneous release) |
| M6 | ストームエメラルダ | Storm Emeralda | 2026-07-31 | EXP | ¥200 | 76 | Delta Reign |
| M5 | アビスアイ | Abyss Eye | 2026-05-22 | EXP | ¥200 (revised from ¥180) | 81 | Pitch Black |
| M4 | ニンジャスピナー | Ninja Spinner | 2026-03-13 | EXP | ¥180 | 83 | Chaos Rising |
| M3 | ムニキスゼロ | Nihil Zero | 2026-01-23 | EXP | ¥180 | 80 | Perfect Order |
| M2a | MEGAドリームex | MEGA Dream ex | 2025-11-28 | HC | ¥550 | 193 | Ascended Heroes |
| M2 | インフェルノX | Inferno X | 2025-09-26 | EXP | ¥180 | 80 | Phantasmal Flames |
| M1S | メガシンフォニア | Mega Symphonia | 2025-08-01 | EXP | ¥180 | 63 | Mega Evolution |
| M1L | メガブレイブ | Mega Brave | 2025-08-01 | EXP | ¥180 | 63 | Mega Evolution |
M6a 30th CELEBRATION is the outlier in the table: a worldwide simultaneous Japanese/English release for Pokemon’s 30th anniversary, priced and packaged differently from the standard MEGA EXP line: ¥360 per pack and 20 packs per box, against the ¥180–¥200, 5-card packs every other MEGA-era main set has used since M1. Our MEGA era sets in order guide covers the release cadence and pull-rate context for this line in more depth.
Scarlet & Violet era (SV) sets in order
SV ran from January 2023 to June 2025, in release order:
| Code | Japanese name | English/fan name | Release date | Type | MSRP/pack | Main-set cards | Closest EN set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SV1S | スカーレットex | Scarlet ex | 2023-01-20 | EXP | ¥180 | 78 | Scarlet & Violet |
| SV1V | バイオレットex | Violet ex | 2023-01-20 | EXP | ¥180 | 78 | Scarlet & Violet |
| SV1a | トリプレットビート | Triplet Beat | 2023-03-10 | ENH | ¥180 | 73 | one-third of Paldea Evolved |
| SV2P | スノーハザード | Snow Hazard | 2023-04-14 | EXP | ¥180 | 71 | two-thirds of Paldea Evolved |
| SV2D | クレイバースト | Clay Burst | 2023-04-14 | EXP | ¥180 | 71 | two-thirds of Paldea Evolved |
| SV2a | ポケモンカード151 | Pokemon Card 151 | 2023-06-16 | ENH | ¥290 | 165 | 151 |
| SV3 | 黒炎の支配者 | Ruler of the Black Flame | 2023-07-28 | EXP | ¥180 | 108 | Obsidian Flames |
| SV3a | レイジングサーフ | Raging Surf | 2023-09-22 | ENH | ¥180 | 62 | one-third of Paradox Rift |
| SV4 | 古代の咆哮/未来の一閃 | Ancient Roar / Future Flash | 2023-10-27 | EXP | ¥180 | 66 | two-thirds of Paradox Rift |
| SV4a | シャイニートレジャーex | Shiny Treasure ex | 2023-12-01 | HC | ¥550 | 190 | Paldean Fates |
| SV5 | ワイルドフォース/サイバージャッジ | Wild Force / Cyber Judge | 2024-01-26 | EXP | ¥180 | 71 | Temporal Forces |
| SV5a | クリムゾンヘイズ | Crimson Haze | 2024-03-22 | ENH | ¥180 | 66 | one-third of Twilight Masquerade |
| SV6 | 変幻の仮面 | Transformation Mask | 2024-04-26 | EXP | ¥180 | 101 | two-thirds of Twilight Masquerade |
| SV6a | ナイトワンダラー | Night Wanderer | 2024-06-07 | ENH | ¥180 | 64 | Shrouded Fable |
| SV7 | ステラミラクル | Stellar Miracle | 2024-07-19 | EXP | ¥180 | 102 | Stellar Crown |
| SV7a | 楽園ドラゴーナ | Paradise Dragona | 2024-09-13 | ENH | ¥180 | 64 | one-third of Surging Sparks |
| SV8 | 超電ブレイカー | Super Electric Breaker | 2024-10-18 | EXP | ¥180 | 106 | two-thirds of Surging Sparks |
| SV8a | テラスタルフェスex | Terastal Fest ex | 2024-12-06 | HC | ¥550 | 187 | Prismatic Evolutions |
| SV9 | バトルパートナーズ | Battle Partners | 2025-01-24 | EXP | ¥180 | 100 | Journey Together |
| SV9a | 熱風のアリーナ | Hot Wind Arena | 2025-03-14 | ENH | ¥180 | 63 | one-third of Destined Rivals |
| SV10 | ロケット団の栄光 | Glory of Rocket Gang | 2025-04-18 | EXP | ¥180 | 98 | two-thirds of Destined Rivals |
| SV11 | ブラックボルト | Black Bolt | 2025-06-06 | EXP (crossover set) | ¥290 | 86 | Black Bolt & White Flare |
| SV11 | ホワイトフレア | White Flare | 2025-06-06 | EXP (crossover set) | ¥290 | 86 | Black Bolt & White Flare |
SV4a Shiny Treasure ex and SV8a Terastal Fest ex are the era’s two ¥550/pack high-class packs. SV11 (Black Bolt & White Flare) closed out the era as a two-version crossover set at a higher ¥290/pack tier, mirroring SV2a, which sat above its era’s standard pack price.
Sword & Shield era (S) sets in order
S ran from December 2019 to December 2022, in release order:
| Code | Japanese name | English/fan name | Release date | Type | MSRP/pack | Main-set cards | Closest EN set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1W | ソード | Sword | 2019-12-06 | EXP | ¥165 | 60 | Sword & Shield |
| S1H | シールド | Shield | 2019-12-06 | EXP | ¥165 | 60 | Sword & Shield |
| S1a | VMAXライジング | VMAX Rising | 2020-02-07 | ENH | ¥165 | 70 | part of Rebel Clash |
| S2 | 反逆クラッシュ | Rebellion Crash | 2020-03-06 | EXP | ¥165 | 96 | Rebel Clash |
| S2a | 爆炎ウォーカー | Explosive Walker | 2020-04-24 | ENH | ¥165 | 70 | part of Darkness Ablaze |
| S3 | ムゲンゾーン | Infinity Zone | 2020-06-05 | EXP | ¥165 | 100 | Darkness Ablaze |
| S3a | 伝説の鼓動 | Legendary Heartbeat | 2020-07-10 | ENH | ¥253 | 76 | part of Vivid Voltage |
| S4 | 仰天のボルテッカー | Amazing Volt Tackle | 2020-09-18 | EXP | ¥165 | 100 | Vivid Voltage |
| S4a | シャイニースターV | Shiny Star V | 2020-11-20 | HC | ¥550 | 190 | Shining Fates |
| S5I | 一撃マスター | Single Strike Master | 2021-01-22 | EXP | ¥165 | 70 | Battle Styles |
| S5R | 連撃マスター | Rapid Strike Master | 2021-01-22 | EXP | ¥165 | 70 | Battle Styles |
| S5a | 双璧のファイター | Peerless Fighters | 2021-03-19 | ENH | ¥165 | 70 | part of Chilling Reign |
| S6H | 白銀のランス | Silver Lance | 2021-04-23 | EXP | ¥165 | 70 | Chilling Reign |
| S6K | 漆黒のガイスト | Jet-Black Spirit | 2021-04-23 | EXP | ¥165 | 70 | Chilling Reign |
| S6a | イーブイヒーローズ | Eevee Heroes | 2021-05-28 | ENH | ¥165 | 69 | parts of Fusion Strike & Evolving Skies |
| S7D | 摩天パーフェクト | Skyscraping Perfection | 2021-07-09 | EXP | ¥165 | 67 | Evolving Skies |
| S7R | 蒼空ストリーム | Blue Sky Stream | 2021-07-09 | EXP | ¥165 | 67 | Evolving Skies |
| S8 | フュージョンアーツ | Fusion Arts | 2021-09-24 | EXP | ¥165 | 100 | Fusion Strike |
| S8a | 25th ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION | 25th Anniversary Collection | 2021-10-22 | EXP (anniversary special) | ¥297 | 28 (+8 special holo Energy) | Celebrations |
| S8b | VMAXクライマックス | VMAX Climax | 2021-12-03 | HC | ¥550 | 184 (+8 special holo Energy) | Trainer Galleries (BRS/AR/LOR/SIT) |
| S9 | スターバース | Star Birth | 2022-01-14 | EXP | ¥165 | 100 | Brilliant Stars |
| S9a | バトルリージョン | Battle Region | 2022-02-25 | ENH | ¥260 | 67 | parts of Astral Radiance & Lost Origin |
| S10D | タイムゲイザー | Time Gazer | 2022-04-08 | EXP | ¥165 | 67 | Astral Radiance |
| S10P | スペースジャグラー | Space Juggler | 2022-04-08 | EXP | ¥165 | 67 | Astral Radiance |
| S10a | ダークファンタズマ | Dark Phantasma | 2022-05-13 | ENH | ¥260 | 71 | part of Lost Origin |
| S10b | Pokemon GO | Pokemon GO | 2022-06-17 | ENH | ¥260 | 71 (+8 special holo Energy) | Pokemon GO |
| S11 | ロストアビス | Lost Abyss | 2022-07-15 | EXP | ¥165 | 100 | Lost Origin |
| S11a | 白熱のアルカナ | Incandescent Arcana | 2022-09-02 | ENH | ¥260 | 68 | part of Silver Tempest |
| S12 | パラダイムトリガー | Paradigm Trigger | 2022-10-21 | EXP | ¥165 | 98 | Silver Tempest |
| S12a | VSTARユニバース | VSTAR Universe | 2022-12-02 | HC | ¥550 | 172 | Crown Zenith |
The Sword & Shield era had three high-class pack releases: S4a Shiny Star V, S8b VMAX Climax and S12a VSTAR Universe, each ten ¥550 packs per box, with main sets ranging from 172 to 190 cards. If you’re weighing a high-class box against a standard expansion, our Japanese high-class packs guide covers the format in more depth.
Sun & Moon era (SM), condensed
SM ran from December 2016 to October 2019. Per-pack pricing and box configuration were not compiled for this era; the table below covers name, release date, type, main-set card count and closest English equivalent.
| Code | Japanese name | Release date | Type | Main-set cards | Closest EN set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SM1 | コレクション サン・コレクション ムーン (Collection Sun / Collection Moon) | 2016-12-09 | EXP | 60 | Sun & Moon |
| SM1+ | サン&ムーン (Sun & Moon) | 2017-01-27 | ENH | 51 | part of Guardians Rising |
| SM2 | キミを待つ島々・アローラの月光 (Islands Await You / Alolan Moonlight) | 2017-03-17 | EXP | 50 | Guardians Rising |
| SM2+ | 新たなる試練の向こう (Facing a New Trial) | 2017-04-21 | ENH | 49 | part of Burning Shadows |
| SM3 | 闘う虹を見たか・光を喰らう闇 (To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow / Darkness that Consumes Light) | 2017-06-16 | EXP | 51 | Burning Shadows |
| SM3+ | ひかる伝説 (Shining Legends) | 2017-07-15 | ENH | 72 | Shining Legends |
| SM4 | 覚醒の勇者・超次元の暴獣 (Awakened Heroes / Ultradimensional Beasts) | 2017-09-15 | EXP | 50 | Crimson Invasion |
| SM4+ | GXバトルブースト (GX Battle Boost) | 2017-10-20 | HC | 114 | part of Ultra Prism |
| SM5 | ウルトラサン・ウルトラムーン (Ultra Sun / Ultra Moon) | 2017-12-08 | EXP | 66 | Ultra Prism |
| SM5+ | ウルトラフォース (Ultra Force) | 2018-01-19 | ENH | 50 | part of Forbidden Light |
| SM6 | 禁断の光 (Forbidden Light) | 2018-03-02 | EXP | 94 | Forbidden Light |
| SM6a | ドラゴンストーム (Dragon Storm) | 2018-04-06 | ENH | 53 | Dragon Majesty |
| SM6b | チャンピオンロード (Champion Road) | 2018-05-30 | ENH | 66 | part of Celestial Storm |
| SM7 | 裂空のカリスマ (Sky-Splitting Charisma) | 2018-06-01 | EXP | 96 | Celestial Storm |
| SM7a | 迅雷スパーク (Thunderclap Spark) | 2018-07-06 | ENH | 60 | part of Lost Thunder |
| SM7b | フェアリーライズ (Fairy Rise) | 2018-08-03 | ENH | 50 | part of Lost Thunder |
| SM8 | 超爆インパクト (Super-Burst Impact) | 2018-09-07 | EXP | 95 | Lost Thunder |
| SM8a | ダークオーダー (Dark Order) | 2018-10-05 | ENH | 52 | part of Team Up |
| SM8b | GXウルトラシャイニー (GX Ultra Shiny) | 2018-11-02 | HC | 150 | Hidden Fates (Shiny Vault) |
| SM9 | タッグボルト (Tag Bolt) | 2018-12-07 | EXP | 95 | Team Up |
| SM9a | ナイトユニゾン (Night Unison) | 2019-01-11 | ENH | 55 | part of Unbroken Bonds |
| SM9b | フルメタルウォール (Full Metal Wall) | 2019-02-01 | ENH | 54 | part of Unbroken Bonds |
| SM10 | ダブルブレイズ (Double Blaze) | 2019-03-01 | EXP | 95 | Unbroken Bonds |
| SM10a | ジージーエンド (GG End) | 2019-04-05 | ENH | 54 | part of Unified Minds |
| SM10b | スカイレジェンド (Sky Legend) | 2019-04-26 | ENH | 54 | parts of Hidden Fates & Unified Minds |
| SM11 | ミラクルツイン (Miracle Twin) | 2019-05-31 | EXP | 94 | Unified Minds |
| SM11a | リミックスバウト (Remix Bout) | 2019-07-05 | ENH | 64 | part of Cosmic Eclipse |
| SM11b | ドリームリーグ (Dream League) | 2019-08-02 | ENH | 49 | part of Cosmic Eclipse |
| SM12 | オルタージェネシス (Alter Genesis) | 2019-09-06 | EXP | 95 | Cosmic Eclipse |
| SM12a | TAG TEAM GX タッグオールスターズ (Tag All Stars) | 2019-10-04 | HC | 173 | no direct EN equivalent |
SM0 (ピカチュウと新しい仲間たち, “Pikachu’s New Friends,” 4 cards, 2016-11-18) is a promo precursor released before SM1 and is not counted as a numbered expansion in the total above.
XY and BW eras at a glance
Before Sun & Moon, two further eras cover the sets you’ll see referenced in older price guides and vintage listings. Per-set detail is out of scope here; the summary below places each era on the timeline.
| Era | Years | First set | Last set |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEGA | 2025–present | M1L/M1S Mega Brave / Mega Symphonia (2025-08-01) | M6a 30th CELEBRATION (2026-09-16) |
| Scarlet & Violet (SV) | 2023–2025 | SV1S/SV1V Scarlet ex / Violet ex (2023-01-20) | SV11 Black Bolt / White Flare (2025-06-06) |
| Sword & Shield (S) | 2019–2022 | S1W/S1H Sword / Shield (2019-12-06) | S12a VSTAR Universe (2022-12-02) |
| Sun & Moon (SM) | 2016–2019 | SM1 Collection Sun / Collection Moon (2016-12-09) | SM12a Tag All Stars (2019-10-04) |
| XY (incl. XY BREAK) | 2013–2016 | XY1 Collection X · Collection Y (2013-12-13) | XY11 Fever-Burst Fighter · Cruel Traitor (2016-06-17) |
| BW | 2010–2013 | BW1 Black Collection · White Collection (2010-12-17) | BW9 Megalo Cannon (2013-03-15) |
New to the hobby and starting further back than the current era? Our best Japanese Pokemon sets for beginners guide takes a ranking-first approach rather than this chronological one, and is a better starting point if you want a small shortlist instead of the full timeline.
Upcoming Japanese Pokemon sets
Nothing beyond M6a has an officially announced release date. The Pokemon Company, Creatures and Game Freak filed for the name ハドウシーカー (Aura Seeker in fan translations) in early March 2026 — sources differ on the exact filing date. At Pokemon Worlds 2026, Pokemon’s own official Asia channel separately revealed cards for a “Mega Lucario Z ex” whose in-game Ability is named “Hadou Seeker,” and fan sites have inferred a connection between that Ability name and the trademark filing, though the company has not confirmed the two are the same set.
A release date and full spec sheet for this set circulate on fan and retail aggregator sites, but Bulbapedia’s own tracking page lists release date, card count, MSRP and cards-per-pack as all still TBD, with an explicit speculation caution on the article. As of September 15, 2026, no release-date announcement for this set appears on an official Pokemon Company product page, so no date or spec figure for it is repeated here. A fan-projected English-language equivalent (sometimes referred to by the placeholder name “FLO”) is mentioned on the same fan sites with an unconfirmed early-2027 timeframe; this too has no official confirmation.
Which Japanese sets are currently listed from Tokyo
A cross-section of sealed boxes we currently carry, spanning the MEGA and Sword & Shield high-class tiers:
| Code | Produit | Prix |
|---|---|---|
| M1L | M1L Mega Brave Booster Box | currently listed at ¥7,680 (~$50) |
| M2a | M2a MEGA Dream ex Booster Box | currently listed at ¥11,040 (~$72) |
| M4 | M4 Ninja Spinner Booster Box | currently listed at ¥7,200 (~$47) |
| M5 | M5 Abyss Eye Booster Box | currently listed at ¥7,200 (~$47) |
| M6 | M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box | currently listed at ¥11,040 (~$72) |
| M6a | M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box | currently listed at ¥23,000 (~$149) |
| S4a | S4a Shiny Star V Booster Box | currently listed at ¥20,352 (~$132) |
| S6a | S6a Eevee Heroes Booster Box | currently listed at ¥139,200 (~$904) |
| S8b | S8b VMAX Climax Booster Box | currently listed at ¥34,560 (~$224) |
| S12a | S12a VSTAR Universe Booster Box | currently listed at ¥27,840 (~$181) |
| SV2a | SV2a Pokemon 151 Booster Box | currently listed at ¥41,280 (~$268) |
Availability and pricing change with our own inventory; sourcing requests for a set not in this table go through Commande rapide.
Where to buy Japanese Pokemon sets
Where a card list page exists, the code in the tables above links to it. Sealed boxes and graded singles from these sets are split across two separate collections:
- Sealed boosters and high-class packs: Pokemon sealed booster box collection.
- Graded singles pulled from these sets: PSA 10 collection.
- The full card-list index for every set code: card list hub.
- A specific single, an older set not shown above, or a mixed order: Commande rapide.
All sealed product ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
Foire aux questions
What order do Japanese Pokemon sets come out in?
By era: XY (2013–2016), BW before that going back further, then Sun & Moon/SM (2016–2019), Sword & Shield/S (2019–2022), Scarlet & Violet/SV (2023–2025) and the current MEGA/M era (2025–present). Within each era, the number after the letter runs in release order, so SV1 releases before SV2, and so on.
What does the “a” or “b” at the end of a Japanese set code mean?
It marks a smaller companion release — either an enhanced expansion pack or a high-class pack — that comes out between two main numbered sets rather than a separate era. S6a Eevee Heroes and SV4a Shiny Treasure ex are both “a” releases; S8b VMAX Climax is a second companion paired with the same S8 main set as S8a.
Which is the newest Japanese Pokemon set?
M6 Storm Emeralda (released July 31, 2026) is the newest MEGA-era set released as of September 15, 2026. M6a 30th CELEBRATION is scheduled for September 16, 2026, as a worldwide simultaneous Japanese/English release, at ¥360 per pack rather than the standard ¥200.
What is the closest English TCG set to M6 Storm Emeralda?
Delta Reign is the closest English-language equivalent to M6 Storm Emeralda.
Is there a confirmed Japanese Pokemon set after M6a 30th CELEBRATION?
Not officially. A trademark for the name Aura Seeker was filed in early 2026, and a related in-game Ability name (“Hadou Seeker”) surfaced on cards revealed at Pokemon Worlds 2026, but as of September 15, 2026 there is no official release date, card count or price on a Pokemon Company product page. Any date or spec sheet you see for it on other sites is fan-sourced, not official.
How many cards are in a typical Japanese booster box?
It depends on product type. Regular expansion packs (EXP) most commonly run 30 packs of 5 cards per box (150 cards), as with S1, SV9 and M1, though some vary — S8a runs 16 packs per box and SV11 uses 7 cartes par pack. High-class packs (HC) run 10 packs of 10–11 cards per box; enhanced packs (ENH) vary by set, commonly 20 or 30 packs of 5–7 cards. See the MSRP/pack column in the tables above for the specific set you’re checking.
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