We ended up with a Full Art Trainer and a Rainbow Rare VSTAR, which is a Secret Rare pull. This is a solid box when it comes to the main set pulls.

I purchased this Pokémon TCG box from Brothers Grim Games and Collectibles in Selden, NY. Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield – Lost Origin booster box pulls. Let's open another booster box of Sword & Shield – Lost Origin and see what we can get in this installment of Pull Rate Quest. I love the idea that openings like this can help show people what to expect in a set, but remember… a lot of it comes down to the luck of the draw. In the interest of dispelling the idea that we can establish pull rates so early in a set's existence, I'm here with Pull Rate Quest, a series at Bleeding Cool where I open Pokémon TCG sets to show that you win some… and you lose some. This increases the number of pulls that one can expect to get in a Sword & Shield – Lost Origin opening. It's going to be interesting to see how the latest set, Sword & Shield – Lost Origin, is seen because it is the second main series set in a row that has a special Trainer Gallery subset consisting of Character Cards, Character Super Rares, Full Art Trainers, and Black and Gold VMAXes that can be pulled in the Reverse Holo slot along with the new card type Radiant Pokémon. Too often, Pokémon TCG influencers will rush to make a sweeping statement about a new set's pull rates.

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