In summary, for Series 1 we have: Print 1: 1 non-foil w/ circle Nintendo logo and blue Topps logo + 1 silver foil w/ circle Nintendo logo = 2 cards Print 2: 1 non-foil w/ oval Nintendo logo and blue Topps logo + 1 smooth silver foil w/ blue logo + 1 rainbow foil w/ blue logo = 3 cards Print 3: 1 non-foil w/ black Topps logo + 4 rays pattern silver foil + 4 rays pattern rainbow foil = 9 cards Print 4: 1 non-foil w/ green Topps logo + 1 teardrop pattern silver foil + 1 teardrop pattern rainbow = 3 cards Print 5: 1 non-foil w/ red Topps logo + 1 crosshairs pattern silver foil + 1 crosshairs pattern rainbow foil = 3 cards Print 6: 1 non-foil w/ black logo + 1 smooth silver foil w/ black logo + 1 smooth rainbow foil w/ black logo = 2 cards* Translated prints: 5 translated non-foil cards + 5 translated silver foil cards = 10 cards For a grand total of *32* card variants for each Pokmon distributed in Series 1

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