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"One of the reasons for its size is that all of the Pokmon sets prior to this were based on a single Japanese set," explained Browning

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$59.99 is a little way north of the MSRP for an Elite Trainer Box (that's usually $50), but given that these boxes are either perpetually sold out or served up at massively inflated prices, this is likely as good as we're going to get

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