OOTPU Double Auto Card Question?

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[kaylasweetie]

I've noticed there are 5 autos per case. Just wondering if the dual auto comes as a 6th or one of the 5.

Any info would be appreciated
Thanks!

[kbmum]

I'm not sure I understand your question.  There are 15 autos in the set.  Most of the cases have five autos (some had only three or four).  The dual auto redemption could be any one of the five autos in any given case.  I'd have to go back over the box break thread, but I don't think anyone pulled six autos from one case.  If that did happen, it would not be the norm.

The dual auto is very rare.  I think Jeff's stats put the number around 45 or 50 total for the set's entire print run.

[kaylasweetie]

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!

[allender]

I've noticed there are 5 autos per case. Just wondering if the dual auto comes as a 6th or one of the 5.

Any info would be appreciated
Thanks!

kbmum is right, the dual auto isn't an "extra bonus" in some cases, beyond the 5 "lesser" autos. Except for packaging mistakes, all cases should have exactly 5 autos. Cases with the dual auto will have 4 others. Out of 31 full-case reports, none of them had 6 autos. If it happens, it's probably because two cards stuck together and are in a single pack.

The cases I've seen reported with the Dual or with one of the DEPZ death eaters also had Lupin, Tonks, Fudge, and one of either Bane or Kreacher. (One cluster had Dudley replacing Lupin. Cases that have fewer than 5 seem to be missing a Lupin.)

[The Razzer]

i was lucky (or unlucky), one of my cases had 6 autos in!  but only 2 props

i will post them in the breakdowns later.

and the extra one was just a fudge

[kaylasweetie]

ohhh sorry about that! Hope the other autos were atleast decent!

[allender]

Okay, right after I said "nobody", you showed up.    Getting a DA case-topper makes up for some of the oddities of your first case!

Judging from case clusters, your second C9 replaced a C12 (both #600) and the second Fudge displaced P2 (#435). So the "scarcities" were about even. Your second case was the most popular one (identical to my case), with 9 copies out of 33 cases with detailed reports.