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Amazon is selling the sealed 15-pack collection for $274.99, below its roughly $310 listed median but above TCGplayer’s $257.54 market price and the original MSRP.
Each box is expected to pair a random Eevee-family card-art figure with its reverse-holo card, a display stand and two 5-card booster packs; no release date is confirmed.
Pokemon China has teased their next TCG figure collection: Eevee and its evolutions! No release date is known yet. China's first set of TCG figures
Walmart’s first drawing covered a $69 Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ETB on August 31; verified entrants were randomly selected, with orders placed automatically for winners.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers selected customers a $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with an option to place the order automatically.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers a chance to buy the $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with winners optionally authorizing Walmart to place the order automatically.
Walmart's Aug. 31 drawing offers a $69.99 Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with sign-ups opening at 6 p.m. PDT and selected customers charged automatically.
Amazon lists the Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box at $198.96, saving $21.03 off the $219.99 list price, with delivery available from September 2.
The alternate-art Eevee is a participation prize at Japan’s unmodified-deck tournaments starting September 2; the 70-HP Basic heals 20 damage with Nap.
Amazon is selling randomly selected Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tins for $47.99, above TCGplayer’s roughly $35–$40 listings; each tin contains two booster packs, an Eevee coin and an art card.
Players who use an eligible deck at Pokémon Card Game GYM stores across Japan on September 2 will receive an alternate-art Eevee promo as a participation prize.
From September 2, players can bring an eligible unmodified deck to Pokémon Card Gyms across Japan; participation awards include an Eevee promo and a one-card promo pack.
Eevee 755/742 leads SNKRDUNK’s PSA 10 Japanese AR ranking at ¥102,500 with a population of 1,038, followed by VSTAR Universe Pikachu at ¥99,000 and Triplet Beat Magikarp at ¥51,800.
A rumored dynamic anti-bot check could debut with pre-orders for the $179.99 Eeveelution Ultra Premium Collection; the first 30th anniversary products launch Sept. 16.
The 99-yuan ($15) blind boxes launch in China on August 7 with a foil card and booster pack; the rare sleepy Eevee figure has improved 1-in-80 odds.
The 99-yuan boxes launch August 7 with a random card-art figure, matching reverse holo and one Terastal Festival pack; the secret Eevee figure has 1-in-80 odds.
The three Japan-exclusive decks launch July 31 for ¥1,800 each, pairing Eevee ex, Meowscarada ex, or Zoroark ex with their evolutionary lines.
Each box is expected to pair a random Eevee-family card-art figure with its reverse-holo card, a display stand and two 5-card booster packs; no release date is confirmed.
The leaked 130-plus-card set reportedly includes 30 artist-unique Pikachu cards, while ETB preorders have reached $239—378% above the $49.99 MSRP.
Amazon UK opened invite-only access to Chaos Rising and Phantasmal Flames ETBs for £44.99 each, plus a Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle for £21.29; requests are not guaranteed.
Five sets include a 1,083-piece Rayquaza, 1,190-piece Arcanine and 2,368-piece Poké Ball with the range’s first Trainer minifigures, plus Pikachu and Eevee figures.
Amazon restocked the First Partner Illustration Collection Series 2 at $49.99 and the Chaos Rising ETB at $79.99; both remain above MSRP but near market value.