Serialized cards are an modern-day version of chase rares
My card collection is about 15,000 cards and growing, so I used two Card Houses

Abstract Paintmage Alania, Divergent Storm Balmor, Battlemage Captain Baxter Stockman Breeches, the Blastmaker Bria, Riptide Rogue Captain Howler, Sea Scourge Captain Storm, Cosmium Raider Colorstorm Stallion Don & Raph, Hard Science Dragonfly Swarm Eclipsed Flamekin Effortless Master Elemental Mascot Enigma Drake Fearless Swashbuckler Flaring Cinder Gadget Technician Gleaming Geardrake Intruding Soulrager Iron Man, Master of Machines Johann, Apprentice Sorcerer Kraum, Violent Cacophony Kylox, Visionary Inventor Lilah, Undefeated Slickshot Malcolm, the Eyes Melek, Reforged Researcher Mm'menon, Uthros Exile Mouser Mark III Niv-Mizzet, Visionary Nobody North Wind Avatar Ovika, Enigma Goliath Pinnacle Emissary Prismari, the Inspiration Professor Zei, Anthropologist Saheeli, the Sun's Brilliance Sanar, Innovative First-Year Sanar, Unfinished Genius Shantotto, Tactician Magician Sokka, Bold Boomeranger Spectacular Skywhale Speedball, New Warrior Spider-Man 2099 Stadium Tidalmage Stormcatch Mentor Tellah, Great Sage Tempest Angler The Emperor of Palamecia The Invincible Iron Man The Lord Master of Hell Twinflame Travelers Uharis, the Stormspinner Zaffai and the Tempests

But how do reverse holo cards differ from traditional holos
11 to 13 of them are Traditional Foil cards, but there are still 5 commons, 4 uncommons, and 5 rare or higher, with a Headliner Mythic in around 1% of boosters
Interestingly, Logan Paul announced in early 2025 that he plans to part with his copy