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Amazon lists the 36-pack Mega Evolution booster box at $354.39, while Walmart offers it for $299.95 and TCGplayer listings start at $308 shipped.
The all-foil set launches Sept. 16 at 12:01 a.m. through Amazon, Walmart, GameStop and Best Buy, with 30 Pikachu rares, returning classics and the new Futuristic rare tier.
Amazon is selling the Destined Rivals ETB for $114.47 shipped, $7.52 below its typical price and $0.91 under TCGplayer’s estimated market value.
Entries open September 16 at 2 p.m. PDT for about two hours, covering four 30th Celebration products priced from $69.49 to $239.64; winners are charged automatically within 72 hours.
Launch-day sales begin Sept. 16 after preorders sold out; Best Buy lists Booster Bundles at $26.94, ETBs at $49.99 and Ultra-Premium Collections at $179.99, while several retailers use raffles or invitations.
Amazon lists six Journey Together packs for $52.70, or $8.78 each, while TCGplayer and Walmart offer the bundle for as little as $46.58 and $45.77.
Amazon lists the six-pack bundle at $63.48, or $10.58 per booster, while Walmart’s $59.95 offer works out to $9.99 per pack; both undercut TCGplayer’s $63.60 market price.
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 lists the Series 2 box at $37.63, 37% below MSRP, while TCGplayer offers it for $29.99 and Walmart undercuts both at $28.67.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB for $89.99 by invitation, versus $177.92 on TCGplayer and $174.75 at Walmart, ahead of the set’s Sept. 16 release.
Amazon is selling the Destined Rivals ETB for $115.98, $6.01 below its typical price and $2.23 under TCGplayer market value; each box contains nine booster packs.
Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Display at $219.97, while Walmart offers it for $194.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $176.90 shipped.
Amazon lists the six-pack bundle at $40.49, 33% below its $59.99 list price, while TCGplayer and Walmart offer it for $37.86 and $38.95.
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.
Amazon’s third-party offer totals $188.90 with delivery, while Walmart lists the nine-pack ETB at $168.91, close to TCGplayer’s $169.14 market price.
Walmart debuted a free purchase lottery with the August 31 Prismatic Evolutions ETB drop, requiring entrants to provide payment and shipping details before winners are selected.
Walmart’s first drawing covered a $69 Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ETB on August 31; verified entrants were randomly selected, with orders placed automatically for winners.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers selected customers a $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with an option to place the order automatically.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers a chance to buy the $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with winners optionally authorizing Walmart to place the order automatically.
Walmart’s U.S. drawing system randomly selects eligible account holders to buy high-demand Pokémon TCG products; winners are automatically charged, and entries cannot be canceled or changed.