Below are the three sites we rank that sell Dragon Ball packs, best first. Their pack lists price them from $25 to $250 a pack.
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A rip site for graded cards and watches that publishes card rates and value ranges for its packs, with a vault for your own graded cards and a very active marketplace.
Rip.fan site score 9.0 out of 10
Graded and raw card packs on its website and iPhone app. Our cards shipped within days, and every card we opened came with an instant trade-in offer.
Rip.fan site score 8.9 out of 10
Slabz has graded card packs in nine categories, trading card games and sports alike. Every pack shows its card rates before you buy.
Rip.fan site score 6.7 out of 10
Twelve, by Bandai's own product pages for its Fusion World boosters. A pack on a rip site is not one of these boosters: it draws from the site's own pool of cards.
L marks a Leader, then C, UC, R, SR and SCR run from Common to Secret Rare. On the cards we checked, the label sits in a box under the card number, and an alt-art keeps its number and label and adds a star.
