Recently I ordered two cases of Uprising with as goal to pull some Marvel and high rarity Cold Foil cards which could potentially be gradable. In this post series I want to share my experiences of opening the boxes and discuss whether they would’ve been worth it if you bought them individually.

Let’s start with the first box, first I’ll show the pulls, then I’ll discuss the value. If you are ever interested in buying a box yourself then I’m sure eBay has a lot of good deals, click here to see the cheapest Buy It Now boxes available.

Uprising pulls

In this box I only pulled Majestic or higher rarity cards and one Cold Foil. Also, please don’t be too afraid when you see the curved cards below, I should have stored them better. Please read my My Flesh and Blood TCG Rainbow Foils are curving post for more information about that.

Uprising cards value

Those familiar with the cards may already have noticed that this box pretty much has no value. Luckily this case still has three more boxes. It would be a real shame though if this was the only box you had bought. Nevertheless, I’m going to break down the pulls and show the value of each one of them.

I bought my eight boxes for 64.95 euro each about six weeks ago and they arrived in two sealed cases. Shipping cost me another 9 euro. Today the boxes would be roughly 5 euro more expensive. I’ll use a ballpark figure of 66 euro for my boxes bought from Cardmarket. Interestingly on eBay they cost about $80 today, as can be seen here.

When checking the prices on Cardmarket I get the following values for my pulls, in order from most to least valuable.

Card	Rarity	Printing	Value
Channel the Bleak Expanse	Majestic	Rainbow Foil	2 euro
Quelling Robe	Common	Cold Foil	1 euro
Spreading the Flames	Majestic	Non-Foil	1 euro
Thaw	Majestic	Non-Foil	1 euro
Frightmare	Majestic	Rainbow Foil	0.50 euro
Uprising	Majestic	Non-Foil	0.25 euro
Frightmare	Majestic	Non-Foil	0.10 euro
Semblance	Majestic	Non-Foil	0.10 euro
Combustion Point	Majestic	Non-Foil	0.10 euro
Rewind	Majestic	Non-Foil	0.10 euro

This gives us a total of a whopping 6.15 euro, or a 9% return of investment. Really terrible. It surely can’t get much worse than this, right?

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