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Pikachu ex #149 leads the featured picks at $89.03, while Mew ex #152 commands $231.14; each 30th Celebration booster also guarantees one of 30 foil Pikachu rares.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box for $83.44 versus TCGplayer’s $168.03 market price, but shoppers must request an invite and receive 24-hour purchase access.
Mew R/G/B leads the newly released set at a reported £22,086.70 on eBay UK, while Aquapolis-inspired Lugia and Mew ex #152/128 carry TCGplayer medians of $226.48 and $212.37.
Amazon lists the three-pack blister for $23.59 through third-party seller reVend, saving $6.40 versus list price but remaining $2.48 above TCGplayer’s market price.
Sylveon ex #153/128 plunged from $3,225 to $280 in under 30 days, while scarce RGB-stamped Mew variants lead the set at roughly $1,800–$3,700.
Walmart marketplace seller Cash Cards Unlimited lists the collection at $48.99 versus an $89.99 MSRP, while TCGplayer offers listings from $43.85.
Amazon lists Series 1 for $70.84 after a 10% cut, though Walmart is cheaper at $62.91 and TCGplayer listings start at $66.99.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB at $83.44 versus TCGplayer’s $168.03 market price, but buyers must request an invite and receive 24-hour purchase access.
Every foil booster guarantees one of 30 Pikachu rares, while launch products already command premiums: the $89.99 ETB starts at $150 on TCGplayer and the November UPC at $604.32.
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.
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.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB at $83.44, 7% below its $89.99 MSRP and far under TCGplayer’s $168.03 market price, but purchase access requires a limited-time invitation.
Amazon seller reVend lists the six-pack bundle at $41.92, or $6.99 per pack, with 12 units remaining; TCGplayer listings start at $38.65.
Pre-release TCGplayer listings include Galarian Meowth at $174.95, Salamence ex at $199 and Fuecoco ex at $244, while Jirachi ex averages $270.90 amid limited sales and high volatility.
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.
Amazon seller reVend lists the three-pack at $21.88, 27% below its $29.99 list price, though TCGplayer offers listings from $19.99 shipped.
Amazon seller reVend lists the three-pack for $21.88, a 27% discount, though TCGplayer offers it from $19.99; the blister includes three boosters and a Binacle promo.
Amazon lists the Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box at $77.98, $42.01 below its $119.99 list price, with nine boosters and a full-art Zarude promo included.
Amazon’s $54.52 price is 13% below its typical $62.97, but TCGplayer listings start at $52.98. The box includes eight boosters, two Mega Greninja ex promos and a sticker.