Booster Packs & Bundles for Sale

Welcome to Google Translation for jargon your kids use. I can’t explain “six seven”, but I can explain these.

Booster packs are the tiny mystery packs that somehow hold your child’s hopes, dreams, and your weekend budget. Each one has 10 random Pokémon cards — most will be duplicates, a few might sparkle, and one might make your kid scream like they just won the lottery. It’s basically gambling for elementary schoolers, but with adorable monsters and way less regret. Booster bundles are simply a box with 6 packs inside. These usually are the best bang for your buck (or your child’s buck, no judgement) when it comes to pack opening. Display boxes have a whopping 36 packs and at least 20 “you’re the best parent ever”s.

Here’s the current booster pack inventory and pricing. Why are the prices different even though they all contain 10 cards? Different sets have differing demand depending on things like how many cards are in the set, popularity of the characters, whether they’re still in print, and the value of the chase cards (the most expensive cards to find in that set).

Mega Evolution Pitch Black Pack $9 (Typically $9 + tax)

Pitch Black Booster Bundle (6 packs) $45 (Typically $45 – $50 + tax)

Available Inventory: Packs 5, Booster Bundle 2

Why kids love it: Because it’s the latest and greatest in the Pokémon set world and the chase cards include a golden card (oooo, shiny). See chase cards here.

Mega Evolution Chaos Rising Pack $9 (Typically $10 – $12 + tax)

Chaos Rising Booster Bundle (6 packs) $45 (Typically $50 – $55 + tax)

Available Inventory: Packs 5, Booster Bundle 3

Why kids love it: Because the artwork is really beautiful and colorful (ok, that’s why I like it). See chase cards here.

Mega Evolution Perfect Order Pack $8 (Typically $8 – $10 + tax)

Perfect Order Booster Bundle $40 (Typically $40 – $43 + tax)

Available Inventory: Pack 5, Booster Bundle 3

Why kids love it: Because it’s new, because the chase card is gold and because it features Meowth (the only Pokémon who can talk to humans). See chase cards here.

Mega Evolution Phantasmal Flames Pack $9 (Typically $10 – $12 + tax)

Phantasmal Flames Booster (6 packs) $45 (Typically $55 – $62 + tax)

Available Inventory: Packs 5, Booster Bundles 2

Why kids love it: This is the second set in the Mega Evolutions series. The chase cards include two special illustration Charizard cards worth about $900 each and one of them is all gold. See more chase cards here.

Mega Evolution $9 (Typically $9 – $15 + tax)

Available Inventory: 3

Why kids love it: This is the first set of the Mega Evolutions series. The chase cards include the golden Gardevor (worth $400) and the golden Lucario (worth $500). See more chase cards here.

Destined Rivals $9 (Typically $9 – $15 + tax)

Available Inventory: 10

Why kids love it: Destined Rivals is focused largely on the Pokémon bad guys (fun!). The chase cards includes Cynthia’s Garchomp (worth $250) and the MewTwo Special Illustration EX (worth $500). See more chase cards here.

Journey Together Pack $7 (Typically $7 – $9 + tax)

Booster Bundle (6 packs) $40 (Typically $40 – $45 + tax)

Available Inventory: Packs 5, Booster Bundle 1

Why kids love it: This set includes illustrations of trainers their Pokemon together . The chase card is Lilly’s Clefairy (worth $140). See more chase cards here.