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The $149 offer is sold by third-party seller J & M COLLECTIBLES and remains above the cited TCGplayer market price of $120.32. The box includes nine booster packs and an Eevee promo.
Amazon is selling the sealed collection directly for $274.99, versus a roughly $310 TCGplayer median and $257.54 market price; its packs can contain the $1,500 Umbreon ex SIR.
Walmart’s October 28 drawing offered Ascended Heroes ETBs for $80 and Prismatic Evolutions ETBs for $69. Entry ran from 5–6 p.m. ET, with no paid membership required.
Third-party seller What America Buys lists the ETB at $43.85 on October 28, versus a cited TCGplayer value of $122.31. The box includes nine booster packs and an Eevee foil promo.
Best Buy is offering Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Boxes for $49.99 through an invite-only system. Customers need an account and must select “Ask for an Invite” on the product page; selection is not guaranteed.
Amazon’s $155.94 offer is $29.01 below its usual price and ships directly from Amazon, but Walmart lists the same ETB at $126.50 and TCGplayer at $126.24.
Amazon's $59.99 offer compares with resale prices above $120. Best Buy also offers Prismatic Evolutions ETBs for $49.99 by invitation, with selected buyers given 24 hours to purchase.
Best Buy is accepting invite requests; selected shoppers have 24 hours after their email arrives to buy. The ETB currently sells for $120–$150 on the aftermarket.
Best Buy randomly selects buyers for Prismatic Evolutions ETBs; emailed invites expire after 24 hours. Requests remain eligible for future restocks without reapplying.
Demand continues to overwhelm MSRP supply as bots and scalpers absorb drops; Ascended Heroes ETBs listed above $350 on eBay versus TCGplayer’s $153.54 market estimate.
Amazon lists the Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection near $240, reportedly below TCGplayer market value, alongside Destined Rivals ETBs around $125.
Amazon restocked the Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection for about $240, below TCGplayer market value, alongside Destined Rivals ETBs near $125 and First Partner Series 3 at $36.
Walmart’s October 7–8 lottery offers two 30th Celebration bundles with 12 total boosters for $64 and ETBs for $69; entry windows last one hour each.
Amazon seller Non_StopGaming lists the nine-pack ETB for $173.99, while Walmart asks $157.99 and TCGplayer listings start at $140.20 against a $135.93 market estimate.
Walmart's September 9 drawing offered Prismatic Evolutions ETBs with 11 packs and Super Premium Collection boxes with 15 packs, with entries opening at 2 p.m. PT.
Amazon is selling the sealed collection directly for $274.99, versus a roughly $310 TCGplayer median and $257.54 market price; its packs can contain the $1,500 Umbreon ex SIR.
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.
Amazon lists Prismatic Evolutions collections at $274.99 and Destined Rivals ETBs below $125, while First Partner Series 3 boxes match TCGplayer's $34 median.
A complete 38-card Vaporeon collection is estimated near $4,000, with 63% of cards at $20 or less but Vaporeon Star above $1,000 ungraded and up to $38,000 in perfect condition.
Amazon restocked Pitch Black booster boxes at $187.41 and Prismatic Evolutions collections at $277.99, while Target listed the Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection at MSRP with eight booster packs.
Walmart’s first Pokémon drawing offered a Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box for $69.99 on August 31, limiting shoppers to one free entry before randomly allocating available stock.