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But there is a known set sequence, which you can find on Bulbapedia: The Japanese release are ordered by the types first, then ascending rarity (Rare and Rare Holo are considered the same), then National Pokdex number, followed by Trainer and Energy cards

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Then there's the slightly more sympathetic take from infinitefancy, who shared their own rookie mistakes while offering some practical harm reduction advice: The cardboard-between-the-last-page-and-the-cover trick is actually something a surprising number of long-term collectors swear by

And for the veteran TCG players, decks like Emerald and Ruby or Steel and Sapphire provide interesting combos and unique lines of play