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The Pokémon 30th Celebration collection is causing a stir in the trading card game market. We’ve all been waiting impatiently for this one, and there’s now more to buy compared to when Pitch Black and Chaos Rising launched. That’s great news for collectors.
This expansion is incredibly special, with not only historic reprints (like the classic Charizard), but also special SIRs, and a rare Pikachu card in every booster pack. It’s worth noting that only some products in the range are available to buy right away. Others are being made available later this year.
With that, we’ve tracked down every available box, pack, blister, and collection you can immediately buy from the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration. Plus, we’ve listed what you can already preorder for later in 2026.
Best Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration deal
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The 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box officially launched on Sept. 16, but Amazon’s $89.99 invite-only offer is still the price to beat. It takes a decent chunk off the market price, provided Amazon approves your request to buy.
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Oddly, this is the only product from the 30th Celebration range to be added to Amazon’s high-demand, invite-only system. That may be because the U.S. retailer is testing the waters to gauge the impression it leaves with American customers. This system has been widely used on Amazon UK for the Pokémon TCG.
Amazon’s deal makes this the best place to buy readily available 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Boxes. TCGplayer’s lowest current ETB listing is $150 plus $2.25 shipping, while Walmart has the box at $159.95.
Inside are nine 30th Celebration booster packs, a full-art foil Nidorina promo, 16 foil Basic Energy cards, 65 card sleeves, a player’s guide, six damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, a plastic coin, a collector’s box with dividers, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card.
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products you can buy right now
The ETB isn’t the only product launching on Sept. 16. Amazon has several other main collections available, while TCGplayer currently offers several products that aren’t as easy to find elsewhere. Prices below are as of Sept. 16:
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pokémon ex Box — four booster packs, one foil Sylveon ex or Greninja ex promo card, and an oversize foil version of the same Pokémon
TCGplayer — Greninja ex from $67.32; Sylveon ex from $76.82
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Poster Collection — three booster packs, foil Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres promos, plus a double-sided poster
TCGplayer — $43.69
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Tech Sticker Collection Lucario — three booster packs, Lucario foil promo card, and tech sticker sheet
Amazon — $49.99
TCGplayer — $42.99
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Tech Sticker Collection Alolan Exeggutor — three booster packs, Alolan Exeggutor foil promo card, and tech sticker sheet
Amazon — $49.99
TCGplayer — $42.99
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration 2-Pack Blister — two booster packs, an Eevee foil promo, and a plastic coin
TCGplayer — $47.69
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection — two booster packs, an Eevee foil promo card, and a plastic coin
Amazon — $37.99
TCGplayer — $29.97
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration single booster pack — six foil cards in total, with the set guaranteeing a Pikachu rare in every pack
TCGplayer — $18.97
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products you can preorder
Launch day is only the first part of Pokémon’s 30th Celebration rollout, with more products on the way. Several already have preorder listings live. Amazon doesn’t have a matching listing for everything, so TCGplayer and Walmart fill some of the gaps below.
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Booster Bundle (early October) — six 30th Celebration booster packs
Amazon — $136.75
TCGplayer — $114.94
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Mini Tin (Oct. 2) — two booster packs, a sticker sheet, a collectible art card, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card
Amazon — $71.68
Walmart — $69.95
TCGplayer — from $46.25; $354.06 for a 10-tin display, containing one of each design
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Binder Collection (early October) — five booster packs and a themed nine-pocket binder
TCGplayer — $85.75
Walmart — $136.99
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Battle Deck (Oct. 30) — an all-foil 60-card Espeon ex or Umbreon ex deck, damage counters, plastic coin, deck box, double-sided playmat and strategy sheet, and an online code card
TCGplayer — Umbreon ex for $51.18
Walmart — Espeon ex for $48.99
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Ditto Premium Collection (Nov. 6) — eight booster packs, a Ditto promo card, and an acrylic display for showing off that card or another pull from the set
Walmart — $248.99
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Figure Collection (Nov. 6) — five booster packs, a foil promo and oversize foil card featuring either Mew or Mewtwo, plus a sculpted figure of the same Pokémon
TCGplayer — Mewtwo for $96.60; Mew for $124.91
Walmart — Mewtwo for $99.98; Mew for $194.49
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Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Ultra-Premium Collection (Nov. 6) — Pikachu and Espeon ex foil promos, 29 standard 30th Celebration boosters, one Classic Collection booster, a playmat, 65 sleeves, deck box, metal Espeon coin, dice, acrylic card display, and TCG Live code
TCGplayer — $604.32
Walmart — $548.99
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