I opened a couple of Antiquities boosters today. In each of them, the bottom six cards were facing inward, while the top two were also facing inward (Deckmaster card backs on both sides of the stack in other words). Is this normal or a sign of a reseal?

PS : there was not only 1 problem ... the next one is that in this AQ booster (with no high value card) had 2 Primal Clay in it ... however in recent editions I had boosters with ALL commons twice which means 5 commons in 2 pieces each which equals to the 10 commons ...

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Originally posted by mnDiff:
the exact same thing happened to me once ... however in the 7-8 AQ boosters that I opened in my life it was the only one like this ... + I bought these items on eBay about 6 month ago so it means that at least 1 person had it in hand between the shop and me ... and maybe much more than 1 so my first tought was that it was a resealed one ....

PS : there was not only 1 problem ... the next one is that in this AQ booster (with no high value card) had 2 Primal Clay in it ... however in recent editions I had boosters with ALL commons twice which means 5 commons in 2 pieces each which equals to the 10 commons ...

so its hard to tell ... this is my opinion ...

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you seem to ramble on and on and basically contribute nothing whatsoever to the discussion..

as for the OP

I've owned arabian, aq, and such boosters.. and while there are packaging discrepancies (such as one arabian pack had the cards all facing the wrong way so that the library was visible thru the front oval of the AN pack) I've not seen old packs have cards faced both ways in the same pack.

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