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Ascended Heroes ETBs cost $150.81 from an Amazon third-party seller, down 16% from $179.95. TCGplayer listings start lower at $124.97 shipped, near the $123.13 market price.
Giratina V (186/196) is listed at $822, while Mega Gengar ex (284/217) sits at $711 after previously topping $1,000. The ranking excludes promos and non-English cards.
Walmart’s October 28 drawing offered Ascended Heroes ETBs for $80 and Prismatic Evolutions ETBs for $69. Entry ran from 5–6 p.m. ET, with no paid membership required.
The $59.99 box includes four Ascended Heroes packs, a Mega Meganium ex foil promo and an oversized lenticular card. Third-party seller Collectors Expedition handles shipping, with delivery expected by Nov. 4.
Collectors Expedition is selling the box for $59.99 through Amazon. It contains four Ascended Heroes packs, a Mega Meganium ex foil promo and an oversized lenticular card.
Sam’s Club and Costco are selling Ascended Heroes bundles and ETBs for $42.99–$54.98, with multiple shipment waves expected during the week of Oct. 12. Drops are unannounced and often sell out within 30 minutes.
Demand continues to overwhelm MSRP supply as bots and scalpers absorb drops; Ascended Heroes ETBs listed above $350 on eBay versus TCGplayer’s $153.54 market estimate.
Ungraded RGB Mews are selling near $4,000, while Ascended Heroes’ Mega Gengar ex and Pikachu ex #276 approach $1,000; Mega Hyper Rares appear in fewer than 1 in 1,000 packs.
Selected US, Canadian and UK customers can buy up to two $59.99 boxes through single-use links; each box contains 11 packs and two N’s Zekrom promos, including one stamped copy.
Selected US, Canadian and UK customers can buy up to two $59.99 boxes via single-use links; each box contains 11 packs and two N’s Zekrom promos, including one stamped copy.
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.
Target is releasing stock in short waves on September 25, with 30th Celebration ETBs at $69.99 and six-pack Pitch Black booster bundles at $31.99 versus roughly $200 resale for the ETB.
Mega Gengar ex has fallen from nearly $1,300 in May to about $850, while Pikachu ex now mostly sells for $800–$900 after both slipped below their peaks.
Costco expects 360 Ascended Heroes ETBs at each of 111 U.S. stores starting the week of September 14, priced at $42 versus a $160 market price, with a two-box membership limit.
Unofficial trackers predict a Target drop at midnight PT on September 11, potentially including Ascended Heroes Booster Bundles and 30th Anniversary box preorders; Target has not confirmed it.
The ranking spans Fossil through Ascended Heroes, led by Fossil Dragonite 4/62; 1st Edition pristine copies are cited at $18,000–$22,000, versus about $460 raw for Evolving Skies Dragonite V.
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.
Best Buy’s sale runs through Aug. 23, with Phantasmal Flames 3-Pack Blisters at $43.68, Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collections at $50.99, and Pikachu playmats at $19.49.
Ascended Heroes supplies seven of 2026’s 10 priciest cards so far, while TCGplayer values Mega Greninja ex at $205.95 and Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex above $350.
Four promos will be distributed around Worlds in San Francisco, including competitor-only Paradise Resort and attendee-stamped Rayquaza; 2025 English Paradise Resort copies recently sold for $300–$400.