Ashes of the Empire Booster Box
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Quick answer
24 packs of the current Star Wars Unlimited set — trading below MSRP a week after release. The premium treatments are the Carbonite Edition’s niche. No pack guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.
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Market price (snapshot)
$84.03
MSRP $120
Packs included
24
16 cards per pack
Price per pack (est.)
$3.50
Best for
Not the best pick for
- Premium-treatment hunting — see the Carbonite Edition display
- Guaranteed chases (never guaranteed)
Prices, availability and market trends can change. Always check current listings before buying.
Chase cards you might pull
No pack guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.
Luke Skywalker - I Can Save Him (Showcase)
Ashes of the Empire · #ASH-771
$417
Grand Admiral Thrawn - Orchestrating His Return (Serialized)
Ashes of the Empire · #ASH-882
$350
Ahsoka Tano - Trust in the Force (Showcase)
Ashes of the Empire · #ASH-775
$346
Estimated pull rates
Small sample · 400 packsDemo dataObserved per-pack rates for Ashes of the Empire chase treatments in standard boosters, one week after release.
| Category | Estimated rate | Per pack | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Showcase (any) | ~1 in 300 packs | 0.33% | Very small early sample |
| Serialized (any) | ~1 in 1 200 packs | 0.08% | Numbered print runs; extreme variance |
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Frequently asked questions
›Is it better to buy singles or packs?
If you want one specific card, buying the single is usually more predictable and often cheaper than opening packs. Packs are better when you enjoy the opening experience, want many cards from a set, or are happy with random results.
›Does opening more packs guarantee the card I want?
No. Pack results are random. If an estimated pull rate is 1 in 100 packs, opening 100 packs gives roughly a 63% statistical chance of at least one hit, assuming independent odds — not a guarantee.
›Are pull rates official?
Most TCG publishers do not publish official pull rates. Figures on TCG Comp are community-observed estimates with sample-size notes, and they can differ from your real results.
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Sources
- TCG Comp editorial analysis — Editorial assessments (chase scores, best-for labels) are opinions, not facts or advice.