cs4ac booster box CHINESE "Fusion Strike": S-Chinese Nine Colors Gathering Mew Slim Boos – Lindy's Card Shop

cs4ac booster box CHINESE "Fusion Strike": S-Chinese Nine Colors Gathering Mew Slim Boos – Lindy's Card ShopNine Colors Gathering is a 2 Piece Set. This is the 'friend' (CS4aC) version featuring Mew on the box art. The other half 'origin' (CS4bC) features Eevee on the box art. Nine Colors Gathering contains most of its cards from Fusion Strike and Blue Sky Stream. Quick Facts About Simplified Chinese Cards : S Chinese cards (Simplified Chinese) were released for residents in Mainland China. In the past, Chinese cards were only distributed to residents in

Nine Colors Gathering is a 2-Piece Set. This is the 'friend' (CS4aC) version featuring Mew on the box art. The other half 'origin' (CS4bC) features Eevee on the box art. Nine Colors Gathering contains most of its cards from Fusion Strike and Blue Sky Stream. 

Quick Facts About Simplified Chinese Cards :

• S-Chinese cards (Simplified Chinese) were released for residents in Mainland China. In the past, Chinese cards were only distributed to residents in Taiwan/Hong Kong. We call those T-Chinese cards (Traditional Chinese)
• They are printed in Japan
• S-Chinese cards have the "classic blue" back (like English cards)
• Many S-Chinese cards come in 2 different packaging options.
  •  Jumbo Booster Boxes with 6 jumbo packs per and 25 cards per pack
  •  Slim Booster Boxes with 24 packs and 5 cards per pack. The slim-packs come in plastic blisters similar to cardboard sleeves in English cards

“Slim” Booster Boxes

• 24 Packs Per Box | 5 Cards per Pack | come in plastic “sleeves” which are meant for hanging on retail racks in local stores. (See picture)
• SR NOT GUARANTEED in a box (like Korean sets) BUT you CAN pull more than 1 SR card in the same box if you’re lucky
• Packs have the same card trick as Japanese cards (one to the front)
• Boxes are wrapped in clear wrapping – they do not have Pokeball art printed.

All S-Chinese cards are printed in Japan and these differences are not officially acknowledged by the Pokémon Company. These statements are based on collectors’ reviews on YouTube. Additionally, these differences are not significant enough to stand out in your collection (unless you really know to look for them). 

Special thanks to Pokene for the information above!