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As an FYI, as an experiment I weighed my 12 boxes. I broke them down into three tiers and you can see results below. Unfortunately I didn't write the actual weights down.
Overall 7 of the 12 boxes had a "hit" with one box containing two hits (actually same pack): Two Autos: one base, one orange Non-Autos: two purples, one orange, one gold, one green, one green insert Top Tier: Three of these four boxes had a hit, with one of them having two color refractors (though interestingly enough that box wasn't the heaviest). One dud box. My big hit auto (Wander) was in this group. Middle Tier: Hit an orange auto (Julio Pablo) plus a gold refractor non-auto in the four boxes weighing in the middle in the pack. One of these was a dud box. Bottom Tier: Of these four boxes, three were duds (no autos or color) although one box did have a hit in it (this was the box ranked 11 of 12 in weight). Conclusion: Weighing helps to indicate what's inside, but it's not fool proof. The heaviest ones are highly likely to have a "hit" inside, while the lighter ones probably don't have a hit (but still could have). For the "average" weighted boxes, it's a toss up. I'd still be weary of buying on eBay unless it's a respected seller or you're buying in lots of 12 or so. |
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