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Every pack contains one of 30 artist-designed Pikachu cards, while all cards are foil and 30 classics carry an anniversary stamp; packs are available only through boxed collections such as the ETB.
Entries open September 30 at 2 p.m. PT for about one hour, offering 30th Celebration Mini Tin displays, two-pack Booster Bundle lots and four-pack Knock Out Collection lots.
Select U.S. CVS stores expect stock in early October, with Mega Evolution Knockout Collections priced at $14.99 and Mini Tins at $12.99; availability will vary by location.
Select CVS stores will stock Mega Evolution Knockout Collections for $14.99 and Mini Tins for $12.99 in early October; online availability has not been dated.
Entries open September 30 at 2 p.m. PT for about one hour, offering 30th Celebration Mini Tin displays, two-pack Booster Bundle lots and four-pack Knock Out Collection lots.
Walmart cut the 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection to $47.39 from $59.99, with free shipping and estimated Oct. 3 delivery; TCGplayer listings start at $35.96.
Amazon is offering the collection for $48.42 with an exclusive foil Eevee, coin and two packs; 30th Celebration Booster Bundles are also appearing in short waves for $45 versus $122.64 on TCGplayer.
30th Celebration ETBs have sold above $300 against a $49.99 MSRP, while Red, Green and Blue RGB Mew sales reached roughly $5,000–$8,000 after release.
Nearly 100 shoppers queued before Target opened in South Reno, with ETBs, tins, ex boxes and other 30th Celebration products selling out within minutes across several nearby retailers.
Target’s first-wave 30th Celebration listings were expected around 12 a.m. PT on September 16, with ETBs and $12 Knockout Collections potentially selling out within 30 minutes.