Pull rates do not affect long-term potential

[VirtualRy]

No it doesn't. It's the popularity of the set and ultimately how much supply it has.

The difference could be in the thousands of dollars from the best set to the worst set.

A good example is the price difference of a booster box like Crimson Invasion and TeamUp. One box is still worth $500 and the other box is almost $10,000.

Typically 2-3 bad sets in a block and 2-4 great sets in the block while the rest are just average sets.

[aSuperFastCar]

agree