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Amazon is selling the Destined Rivals ETB for $124.55, versus TCGplayer's roughly $150 median listing and sub-$120 market price; each box contains nine booster packs.
Selected newsletter subscribers in the US, Canada and UK will receive single-use purchase links; TCGplayer lists 10-box ETB cases at up to $1,762.61.
Amazon is accepting invite requests for the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration ETB at $159.99, $11.55 above TCGplayer’s market price, during the sale ending Oct. 7.
Amazon’s 48-hour sale runs October 6–7, with the 30th Celebration ETB at $159.99 and Surging Sparks packs at $17.59 versus under $10 on TCGplayer.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB for $159.99 through an invite-only waitlist; each box contains nine booster packs and an exclusive Nidorina promo.
Third-party seller PhTCG lists the six-pack bundle at $88 with free shipping, versus $93.88 on Amazon and a $75.09 TCGplayer market price.
The ranking starts with Plasma Freeze Deoxys EX at a $686 TCGplayer market price, followed by Call of Legends Shiny Rayquaza and Poncho-Wearing Pikachu at $750 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.
The rumored January 27, 2027 Valentine’s Box would contain three-card foil packs and stickers in a foldable mailbox, following the reprint-focused Trick or Trade format.
The rumored January 27, 2027 box would contain three-card foil packs and fold into a classroom mailbox; comparable Trick or Trade bundles currently sell for about $75.99.
Amazon’s invite-only ETB listing is $159.99 as of Oct. 2, about 3% above TCGplayer’s $154.73 market price; a third-party option costs $194.99.
Walmart cut the 30th Celebration Mini Tin from $69.95 to $49.99, versus $59 at Amazon; each tin includes two booster packs, an art card, sticker sheet and TCG Live code.
Amazon lists the 36-pack Mega Evolution Booster Display Box for $353.99, or $9.83 per pack, while Walmart asks $344.95 and TCGplayer listings start at $308 shipped.
Walmart lists the Greninja ex Box at $88.89, but TCGplayer offers listings from $64.99 versus a $59.49 market estimate; each box includes four packs and two Greninja promos.
Amazon cut the six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle to $44.99, or about $7.44 per pack; Walmart and TCGplayer listings are even lower at $41.77 and $41.49.
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 lists the Alolan Exeggutor collection at $53.98, about 23% below its $69.99 list price, while TCGplayer offers unopened copies for $41.48 shipped.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB at $89.99 through an invite-only system; selected shoppers receive a purchase link valid for 72 hours, and each box contains nine packs and a Nidorina promo.
Jirachi ex #155 rose 45% from $81 on Sept. 17 to about $118 on Sept. 23 after Avery “The Poke Kid’s” final pack-opening video went viral; some copies sold for $140–$198.
Amazon’s third-party listing is $78.99, just $1.68 above TCGplayer’s estimated market value; the box includes nine booster packs and a Zarude promo.