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Starting Nov. 6, a $15 qualifying Pokémon TCG purchase earns a retailer-specific promo while supplies last in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Each bears the Pokémon 30/What's Your Favorite foil logo.
Coinbase teased phone-based pack opening on September 28, with every digital pull backed by a physical card that users can vault or ship; launch timing and authentication details remain undisclosed.
Delta Reign launches November 6. GameStop still lists pre-orders, while Best Buy’s invitation window has closed; listed ETB prices range from $49.99 at Best Buy to $89.99 at GameStop.
Starting November 6, spend $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products at participating US, Canadian and Australian retailers to receive a stamped promo, while supplies last. Offers apply online and in-store.
Spend $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products at participating retailers to receive Kyogre, Groudon, or Giratina promos bearing the 30th anniversary stamp. Delta Reign releases November 6.
Starting November 6, 2026, a $15 Pokémon TCG purchase earns a retailer-specific promo bearing the Pokémon 30 / What’s Your Favorite logo. Offers apply online and in-store while supplies last.
Mega Gengar raids run at participating U.S. retailer Gyms through Oct. 20. Timed Research must be collected by then, with rewards claimable through Nov. 20.
Target sold 43,000 Chaos Rising ETBs in one month before selling out; boxes remain available through Amazon, GameStop, Walmart resellers and eBay, with nine booster packs and a Fennekin promo.
The 30-pack Ultra Premium Collection launches Nov. 6 at a $179.99 MSRP, while GameStop lists it at $399.99 and Target is reportedly considering $249.99 amid a projected $715 resale value.
The ETB includes booster packs, a full-art promo and accessories, while the separate Booster Bundle contains six packs; Walmart offers delivery, with Best Buy and GameStop listing store pickup.
Online listings price the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box from $98.63 and the six-pack Booster Bundle from $26.94, with some Best Buy and GameStop orders limited to store pickup.
Customers spending at least $15 on Pokémon TCG products can claim the 30th-anniversary Mewtwo promo from October 2 at participating U.S., Canadian, and Oceanian retailers while supplies last.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. visitors to Best Buy, GameStop, and Target can unlock Mega Gengar raids and Timed Research; qualifying gift-card redemptions through October 31 award a Gengar Knit Cap.
Coinbase teased phone-based pack opening on September 28, with every digital pull backed by a physical card that users can vault or ship; launch timing and authentication details remain undisclosed.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. players can access Mega Gengar raids and Timed Research at select Best Buy, GameStop, and Target stores, plus redeem gift cards for a Gengar Knit Cap.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. shoppers can unlock Pokémon GO Timed Research and Mega Gengar raids at participating retailers; gift-card redemptions through October 31 award a Gengar Knit Cap.
The $49.99 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box is listed at $169.99 by GameStop and $119.99 by Dick’s as buyers camp overnight at stores across the U.S., U.K., and France.
Starting October 2, shoppers spending at least $15 on Pokémon TCG products can receive the 30th-anniversary Mewtwo promo at participating stores across the US, Canada and Oceania.
GameStop cut the 30th Celebration Ultra Premium Collection from $600 to $400; most products remained available for preorder a week before launch, although ETBs had sold out.
Dick’s raffle runs through Sept. 22, with 30th Celebration products priced 140%–173% above MSRP; the $49.99 ETB costs $120 despite signs of a massive print run.
The Nagisimo-illustrated Mewtwo promo requires a $15 purchase at participating U.S. retailers from October 2, when the anniversary set’s second product wave arrives.