Field note
What limited means on a bundle card
Limited can mean a numbered edition, a short window, or a marketing adjective. Comparison notes refuse to treat those three as one word.
Bundle copy leans on the word limited because it sounds like a print run. Sometimes the listing states a number. Sometimes it only states that the drop will close. Sometimes it only wants energy on the card.
We copy the exact phrase into the packet and tag it as numbered, time-boxed, or unspecified. Unspecified is not an insult. It is a reminder that two bundles both called limited may not share a rule.
Panel Field Line does not invent edition sizes. If a number is missing, the note stays blank rather than guessing. Guessing is how comparison sheets turn into rumours.