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Disclaimer: This page was not created by The Collation Project. This is my attempt at following their style. Simulation drafts are uncorrelated packs - so as if taking each pack from a different box.
Coldsnap is a small set with 60 commons (including snow basics), 55 uncommons, and 40 rare cards.
Draft 3x CSP (US) on Draftmancer
The US printing uses sequential collation with 11 × 11 sheets (and perhaps a 10 × 11 sheet for uncommons). Packs are ordered commons, then uncommons, and the rare last. If a foil card appears, it will appear as the last card in the pack after the rare (if any), displacing a card of the same rarity. This means, for example, a foil rare will replace the regular rare.
| 11 Commons | 3 Uncommons | 1 Rare |
There are two common runs, A and B, with 33 cards and 27 cards, each printed twice, and run B contains 27 cards each printed twice. The first six commons are from A and the last five are from B. If there is a foil common, it can displace a card from either sequence. (Assuming a foil common rate of 11 in 67 packs, a card from A is displaced 27/110 of the time to ensure that A and B cards remain balanced.)
| A | A | A | A | A | A | B | B | B | B | B |
There is one uncommon run with 55 cards, each printed twice. Each pack receives 3 consecutive uncommons (or 2 if one is displaced by a foil uncommon).
A pack contains 8 distinct sets of commons, and 4 distinct sets of uncommons.
The A common run contains 33 cards each printed twice.
The B common run contains 27 cards each printed twice.
The uncommon run contains 55 cards each printed twice. There is still uncertainty with this run.