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Every collector has a grail.

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The card you'd love to call yours.

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This is a different way to chase it.

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Start with an eligible CARDS holding.

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Say, two hundred and fifty dollars.

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Your tokens stay yours.

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Their market value can rise or fall.

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When people trade CARDS, a share of the fees
helps fund collectible prizes.

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As funding becomes available, a collectible is
acquired, and a drawing opens.

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Your share of eligible CARDS determines your
chance in each drawing.

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Hold more of the eligible supply, and your
share of that drawing is larger.

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More trading can help fund more prizes.

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And while you remain eligible, the same holding
can take part in future drawings, without
another entry purchase.

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For Mito, one recorded drawing meant a Celebi
and Venusaur G X, with a reported prize value
of one thousand and seventy dollars.

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One collector's result.

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Not a promised outcome.

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Win, follow the claim instructions, and receive
digital ownership.

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Physical redemption is a separate choice
through the card provider, where available.

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Explore the prizes.

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Try your amount.

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Check your odds.

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Hold CARDS.

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Chase your grail.

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At card index sixty nine hundred dot com.
