Every sealed product is a different way to buy booster packs. A booster box holds 36 and costs the least for each pack. An Elite Trainer Box holds nine, with sleeves and dice. The table below prices a pack in each today.



An Elite Trainer Box or a booster bundle.
A booster box.
An Elite Trainer Box or a tin.
A booster box or a Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box.
Not packs. Buy a ready built deck.
Booster packfrom $4.95
Booster bundlefrom $29.95
Elite Trainer Boxfrom $65.00
Booster boxfrom $184.95
Tinfrom $9.99| Product | Packs | What else |
|---|---|---|
| Booster pack | 1 | About ten cards from one set. |
| Booster bundle | 6 | Nothing else. A small sealed box of packs. |
| Elite Trainer Box | 9 | 65 sleeves, dice, markers, energy cards and a storage box. Some include a promo card. |
| Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box | 11 | The same with two more packs. Sold by Pokémon Center. |
| Booster box | 36 | Nothing else. A sealed display of one set. |
| Tin | 3 to 5 | A promo card. The tin itself is the storage. |
| Mini tin | 2 | A sticker sheet and an art card. |
| Collection box | 4 to 8 | One or more promo cards, often with a large card or a pin. |
| Ultra Premium Collection | 16 or more | Metal or gold promo cards, a playmat and other extras. |
Pack counts change from set to set. The box always lists its contents, so read it before you pay.
Worked out from the products we track today: what most of each type sell for, divided by the packs inside.
| Product | Packs | Most sell for | Each pack costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booster packs | 1 | $10.78 to $18.81 | $10.78 to $18.81 |
| Booster bundles | 6 | $64.09 to $91.14 | $10.68 to $15.19 |
| Elite Trainer Boxes | 9 | $139.78 to $215.00 | $15.53 to $23.89 |
| Booster boxes | 36 | $315.60 to $558.88 | $8.77 to $15.52 |
Older sets pull the top of each band up. For one set, compare its products on the set's own page.
A few sets each year have no booster box and no single packs on the shelf.
Pack GameTry a set before you buy itOpen packs of a set for free in the Pack Game and see what the cards are worth.Play the Pack Game →A Japanese booster box holds 30 packs of five cards.
Do not compare its price with an English box of 36 packs of ten.
Our guide to Japanese and English cards has the rest.
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An English booster box holds 36 packs of one set. A Japanese box holds 30 smaller packs. Special sets have no booster box at all.
Nine in a standard Elite Trainer Box and eleven in the Pokémon Center version. Check the box, because a few sets differ.
For packs alone, yes. A booster box has the lowest price for each pack. An Elite Trainer Box costs more a pack and adds sleeves, dice and a box.
Six booster packs of one set in a small sealed box, with nothing else. It costs less than an Elite Trainer Box and is the cheapest way into a special set.
No. English boxes have no fixed number of rare cards. A box gives you more chances, and collectors report wide swings from one box to the next.











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