The Magic: The Gathering Avatar The Last Airbender Jumpstart Booster Box is close to market value on Amazon
TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Avatar The Last Airbender Jumpstart Booster Box is on sale for $104.98 at Amazon.
$167.76 Save $62.78
2025 was an astounding year for Magic: The Gathering expansions, and the Avatar: The Last Airbender set was a match made in heaven with the long-running trading card game — right alongside Final Fantasy. However, huge demand has kept stock low and prices high in some cases, requiring collectors to keep an eye out for new deals.
As of Jan. 12, you can buy the Magic: The Gathering Avatar The Last Airbender Jumpstart Booster Box for only $104.98, following a drop from its $167.76 list price of 37%. This set gives you 24 booster packs from Magic: The Gathering’s Avatar expansion altogether — each containing 20 cards, for a 480-card grand total.
Granted, over $100 still seems quite a lot, but this does fall in line with this Avatar Booster Box’s market value in the MTG space right now, with TCGplayer currently estimating it at $94.52. Yes, the Amazon listing is $10 higher, but that’s still the best price you can find right now. Compared to TCGplayer, for instance, you’ll be saving around $57 — with its lowest-price listing at $161.95 when shipping costs are added on.
If you’re a keen Magic: The Gathering player who wants the best bang for their buck but hasn’t tried the Avatar: The Last Airbender cards yet, this is one of the best ways to jump in. For more Magic: The Gathering savings, you can also score the Innistrad Remastered Play Booster Box at $70 off. As for the Marvel fans out there, MTG’s Spider-Man Play Booster Box is now only $104.99.
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