WWE

• One card a pull, from 6,340 cards. Rarer cards come up less often — the table above has the numbers.
• Every parallel is its own card. Each wrestler comes as a base card and in coloured parallels — refractors, then numbered runs from /399 down to one-of-ones — and the smaller the run, the rarer the pull. The odds for each are in Pull odds, above.
• Three sets, every card with a clean picture. 2026 Topps Chrome WWE, the current flagship, and the 1985 and 1987 Topps WWF classics — 3 sets in all. A parallel is in once a clear picture of it exists.
• Wrestlers groups the cards by who is on them — 324 of them, and your binder counts how many of each you have.
• All 6,340 catalogued cards carry art, so all 6,340 are dealt.
• Cards, numbers and parallels come from SportsCardsPro's public price guide; every picture is straightened and cropped from the photo published there.
• Pulls come out of the same daily allowance as your Pokémon packs. Nothing here touches your Pokémon collection, badges or the Power Pack draw — that separation is enforced in the database query, not by a filter on a page.

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