Grab eight Pokémon TCG Journey Together Booster Packs at $16 off on Amazon
TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet Journey Together 8 Booster Pack Lot is down to $64.45 at Amazon. This deal saves you $16 off its $79.99 list price.
$79.99 Save $15.54
Amazon has quietly been rolling out some new Pokémon TCG deals for collections and premium boxes, but this latest deal is perfect if you just want to stock up on a particular set. As of Jan. 22, the Journey Together 8 Booster Pack Lot has dropped to $64.45, marking a 19% discount on one of the most popular Scarlet & Violet-era expansions.
This bundle includes eight sealed booster packs, each containing 10 cards, for a total of 80 cards pulled directly from the Journey Together set. With individual Journey Together boosters selling for $15 on Amazon (a very expensive price for single boosters), you’ll save around $55 compared to buying eight individual — at a saving of just under $7 per pack.
The deal also comes with free delivery, with faster shipping available depending on location, and will likely sell out fast among keen trading card collectors. Released in March 2025, multi-pack products with Journey Together boosters have become rarer with the release of newer expansions and the launch of the Mega Evolution set. That’s made what were already some valuable chase cards — Lillie’s Clefairy ex, Salamance ex, N’s Zoroark ex, and Iono’s Bellibolt ex — just as expensive and worth pulling as ever.
Recently, this set has only been reliably available at a reasonable price as part of collections, bundled with packs of other expansions. If you’ve been eager for a new chance to pull some of its valuable chase cards, now’s the time.
For more Pokémon TCG deals, you can still get $100 off the Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection. You can also buy the Pokémon TCG’s Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex League Battle Deck for only $19.93.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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