TPCi moved the Binder Collection from October 2 to December 4 without giving a reason; the other 30th Anniversary product waves remain on schedule.

Best Buy’s sale runs through Aug. 23, with Phantasmal Flames 3-Pack Blisters at $43.68, Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collections at $50.99, and Pikachu playmats at $19.49.
Select Best Buy stores will distribute free Pokémon TCG learning kits from noon to 2 p.m. on Aug. 29, with no purchase required and availability limited to remaining supplies.
Destined Rivals ETBs start at $124.32 on TCGplayer, while Amazon has Pitch Black ETBs for $69.95; Best Buy’s Pokémon listings include accessories and higher-priced third-party sealed products.
Best Buy’s sale runs through Aug. 23, with Phantasmal Flames 3-Pack Blisters at $43.68, Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collections at $50.99, and Pikachu playmats at $19.49.
The worldwide release includes booster packs, ETBs and collections, plus stamped Zarude, Armarouge and Primarina promos with qualifying $15 purchases at select retailers while supplies last.
Worldwide booster packs and ETBs are on sale now, with stamped Zarude, Armarouge or Primarina promos offered at select retailers on Pokémon TCG purchases of $15 or more while supplies last.
Armarouge, Primarina and Zarude store promos arrive July 17 with a potentially one-off “What’s Your Favorite?” stamp, each requiring a $15 TCG purchase at designated retailers.
Shoppers spending at least $15 on Pokémon TCG products can receive cosmos-holo Primarina, Zarude, or Armarouge promos at select retailers; Pitch Black releases July 17.
Spend $15 on Pokémon TCG products to receive a stamped Primarina, Zarude, or Armarouge promo at participating North American and Australasian retailers while supplies last.
Primarina, Zarude, and Armarouge stamped promos will be offered with $15 Pokémon TCG purchases from July 17 at select US, Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand retailers while supplies last.
TPC is using made-to-order sales, marketplace agreements and Japan’s My Number ID verification for some product lotteries after printing 10 billion cards in 2025.
Best Buy cut the Paradox Clash Tin from $65 to $50; it includes a Walking Wake ex promo, five booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code.
The set launches globally September 16 with six foil cards per pack, a guaranteed Pikachu among 30 variants, new Futuristic Rares, and stamped classic-card reprints.
The global launch includes booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes and collections, plus retailer-exclusive Ho-Oh, Delphox and Keldeo promos with qualifying $15 purchases while supplies last.
The worldwide release includes booster packs and ETBs, plus Ho-Oh, Delphox and Keldeo promos with qualifying $15 purchases at select retailers while supplies last.
The $49.99 ETB contains nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo, while the sold-out $59.99 Pokémon Center edition adds a stamped copy. Chaos Rising launches globally May 22 with over 120 cards.
Ho-Oh, Keldeo and Delphox promos will come with $15 Pokémon purchases at select US, Canadian and Australasian retailers, with each card distributed through different store chains.
Starting May 22, shoppers spending at least $15 on Pokémon TCG products can receive stamped Ho-Oh, Keldeo, or Delphox promos at participating US, Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand retailers.
Starting May 22, shoppers spending at least $15 on Pokémon TCG products can receive one of three retailer-exclusive promos in the US, Canada, Australia, or New Zealand while supplies last.
Police arrested Patrick Keys at 1 a.m. after he allegedly stayed inside the closed Pasadena store, but said his presence before the April 29 card release was coincidental.