RIP
We open it on camera. You keep what falls out.
Buy a slot and one sealed pack is yours. It gets opened in a single unbroken take, with the wrapper in frame the whole way, and every card that comes out of it is yours — not a share of it, not a chance at it. Then we price what came out against what it actually sold for, which is the part nobody else shows you.
Season 1 — 4 of 24 packs listed.
- Slot 1Open
Pokémon — Mega Evolution: Perfect Order (sleeved)
One sleeved booster from Mega Evolution: Perfect Order, bought at retail for $8.25 — the number that matters, so it is posted. The sleeve is a retail hang-tab wrapper, not a collectible, and it comes off on camera before the pack does. Ten or so cards come out and most are worth a few cents; every one gets priced against what it actually sold for and the list is published. Photographed sealed the day it arrived, 13 September.
0.0500 SOL · $5.00 when listed
- Slot 2Open
Pokémon — Mega Evolution: Chaos Rising (sleeved)
A sleeved booster from Mega Evolution: Chaos Rising, bought for $8.49. The sleeve is a retail hang-tab wrapper, not a collectible, and it comes off on camera before the pack does. Photographed sealed the day it arrived, 13 September, in the same frame as slot 1 — that is why the other pack is in the picture.
0.0500 SOL · $5.00 when listed
- Slot 3Open
Pokémon — Scarlet & Violet: Paradox Rift (Iron Valiant)
A Paradox Rift booster with the Iron Valiant wrapper art, bought for $9.24. Scarlet & Violet era, released November 2023 — current product, not vintage, and this page will never describe it as anything else. Photographed sealed the day it arrived, 19 September.
0.04638219 SOL · $5.00 when listed
- Slot 4Open
Pokémon — Scarlet & Violet: Twilight Masquerade (Bloodmoon Ursaluna)
A sealed Twilight Masquerade booster with the Bloodmoon Ursaluna wrapper art, ten cards, bought for $10.00 — the dearest of the four and priced accordingly. Released May 2024. Photographed sealed the day it arrived, 19 September.
0.04638219 SOL · $5.00 when listed
How a break works
- 1. Take a slot. Each slot is one sealed pack, photographed before it was listed. Tell us one way to reach you, say whether you want to be named on the reveal or stay anonymous, and sign to claim it; signing moves no funds.
- 2. Pay in SOL. Send the amount shown after you claim to the address shown with it. It is published there and on the slot, and nowhere else. The page watches the chain for your transfer and says when it lands; a person confirms it before anything is opened.
- 3. We open it. One continuous take. The slot number goes on camera before the wrapper comes off, so you can see it was your pack.
- 4. You keep it. Everything in the pack, posted to you — we ask for an address only once it is opened — or, if you would rather not receive a pile of commons, we run it through the comps pipeline and publish what it is actually worth. If a pull is worth grading, we will say so, and can vault it for you.
What it costs, and what it costs us
$5 a slot, flat, paid in SOL at the rate on the day it was listed and frozen there. The packs cost more than that — what each one cost is written on its slot — and postage inside the US is on us. The difference is what it costs to put a rip on camera with a receipt beside it.
Because every break loses a little, a season has a fixed size: 24 packs, then it stops and gets looked at again.
Payments go to one address, shown after you claim a slot. Anything else claiming to be it — in a message, a reply, a DM — is not us.
A pack is a purchase, not a prize. Every slot delivers the pack it names, and slots are never allocated between buyers — you pick the one you want and it is yours. Nothing here is an investment and no outcome is predicted. If what you hold is on another chain, the swap page gets it into SOL in one move.