Open your mystery slab
Discover your Pokémon card and its grading company. The insert records the card name, number, expansion, year, grading label, and tracked value.
A mystery Pokémon slab with its card details, grading label, tracked value, and unique insert code. Open your slab and share your pull with the community.
Each mystery graded slab comes with a serialized insert. The insert identifies its batch and gives you access to the customer Pull Ledger.
Discover your Pokémon card and its grading company. The insert records the card name, number, expansion, year, grading label, and tracked value.
Your full unique code belongs to your insert. Use it once to post your pull. Keep it out of public photos.
Upload a photo and your slab details. A valid, unused code publishes your result automatically, without an owner approval queue.
Four rarity tiers, from Common to Super Rare. These odds describe the full 100-slab Batch 001 allocation by rarity tier; individual card identities vary.
66 of 100
Card value $35+
20 of 100 · 20%
Card value $75+
10 of 100 · 10%
Card value $150+
4 of 100 · 4%
Card value $250+
Batch 001 allocation: 66 Common, 20 Uncommon, 10 Rare, and 4 Super Rare. These are separate outcomes across all 100 inserts. Slab selection and valuation checks are in progress.
Tracked values are PriceCharting estimates in USD as of the date on each insert. We match the card, variant, language, and grading category. Estimates can change and are not guaranteed resale proceeds. Purchase cost is separate from the tracked card value.
Batch 001 rarity allocation is locked. Slab selection and value checks are in progress. The batch will be ready after all 100 prizes meet their published tier floors.
Your insert shows the card name and number, expansion and year, grading company and grade, PriceCharting estimate with its as-of date, rarity, original batch odds, unique identification code, and customer Pull Ledger QR code.
These previews are samples, not issued inserts. The Common and Super Rare examples show dated values for Professor Oak and Giratina V. Giratina uses PriceCharting’s aggregate Grade 7 estimate, rather than a grader-specific quote. Other examples await card assignment. Keep your full insert code private.
Share a photo of your slab using the full unique code printed on your insert. Matching codes publish immediately. Public results show your chosen display name and masked serial.
Prefer a separate window? Open the Pull Ledger.
Each completed pack contains one graded Pokémon card. Grading companies and grades vary and are printed on the insert. The rarity floor uses the matching PriceCharting grade category, with its source and tracking date. The next release is being prepared; a locked code allocation does not mean every prize has been stocked.
A successful submission confirms that the insert code matches our issued batch and has not already been used. Customer photos and slab details are customer-submitted. Check a slab certification directly with its grading company for grading information.
Each unique insert code supports one public pull. If a submission is interrupted, retry the same upload. For help with a code that has already been used, contact Platinum Packs.
Show the slab and its label clearly. Keep your full insert code, payment details, address, and other private information out of the photo. Use a public display name you are comfortable sharing.
For a damaged product, missing item, code problem, or failed vend, contact Platinum Packs support with your purchase details.