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Amazon cut the collection to $54.50, 22% below its $69.99 list price, with delivery listed for June 4–8; TCGplayer offers it for $50.98 shipped.
The 36-pack Chaos Rising box costs $264.89 from an Amazon marketplace seller, or $7.36 per pack; Walmart and TCGplayer listings are lower at $234.99 and $245.95.
Amazon’s 36-pack Chaos Rising box is $277.95 with free shipping, while Walmart lists it for $239.95 and TCGplayer’s lowest listing is $255.
Amazon lists a 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Display Box for $274.50, or $7.63 per pack, while TCGplayer listings start at $227 shipped versus a $247.90 market price.
Amazon lists the newly released Chaos Rising ETB at $106.95, a 6% discount, while TCGplayer offers it from $94.99. The box includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo.
The box includes four Ascended Heroes packs plus promo and lenticular cards, but TCGplayer listings start lower at $53.88 shipped versus Amazon’s $69.79 deal.
Amazon lists the Perfect Order ETB at $79.69, a 6% discount, but TCGplayer offers it from $70 and Walmart from $78.94.
Amazon lists the six-pack Chaos Rising Booster Bundle at $60.98, nearly $30 below six individual packs; Walmart asks $64.99, while TCGplayer presales start at $54.52.
Amazon’s six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle costs $46.95, or $7.83 per pack, while Walmart lists it for $42.95 and TCGplayer starts at $35.99 before shipping.
Amazon lists the Chaos Rising Build and Battle Box at $79.94, 11% below its $89.99 list price, while TCGplayer listings start at $56.84 and Walmart offers it for $64.99.
Amazon’s May 18 preorder is $5 below list and $1.70 under TCGplayer’s market price; the May 22 box includes a Mega Zygarde ex promo and eight booster packs.
Amazon’s preorder is $113.97, while Walmart offers $109.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $102.79; the nine-pack ETB arrives after the set’s May 22 release.
Amazon lists the box at $69.86, a 15% discount, but TCGplayer sellers offer it from $53.99. It contains four Ascended Heroes packs plus standard and oversize Mega Feraligatr ex promos.
Amazon’s preorder is $113.97, while Walmart asks $109.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $102.79; the ETB includes nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo ahead of the May 22 release.
The 122-card set launches May 22 with five Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, six special illustration rares and products ranging from four-pack Build & Battle Boxes to 36-pack displays.
The 36-pack box costs $244.77 with free shipping, $20.33 below TCGplayer’s market price, and is expected by May 29 after the set’s May 22 release.
The 36-pack box costs about $6.80 per pack, with free shipping and delivery expected by May 29—$20.33 below TCGplayer’s market price.
Amazon's sold-and-shipped listing is $69.69, an 18% discount from $84.99; Walmart is slightly cheaper at $68.95, while TCGplayer's market price is $74.77.
Amazon cut the Perfect Order ETB to $69.69, 18% below its $84.99 list price; Walmart offers it for $68.95, while TCGplayer's market price is $74.77.
Walmart lists the May 22 ETB at $113.97, while TCGplayer presales start at $103.75; the box includes nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo.