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Daddy's long prybar had two ends, both of which were good for separating boards. One had a sharper bend than the other. You'll want to place your scrap of wood directly under this bend.
We discovered during our work:
Pallet makers build pallets with the thought in mind that they'll never be taken apart. lol
Not only were many of the nails spiral-shanked, they were also cement/glue-coated, surely put in by nail guns, which often left the heads out of reach until you pounded them out from the other side.
Pallet makers like staples as much as they like nails.
And my daddy wouldn't dare let a board with metal in it touch any of his saws, so I pulled out each and every single nail and staple.