Get the Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collection for the best price at Amazon
TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collections are now available from $47.79 at Amazon. This price undercuts typical $55+ listings from TCGplayer and other major retailers.
For any Pokémon TCG fans wanting to get the best price on Ascended Heroes products coming out this week, this is your go-to option. As of Jan. 27, the Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collections (Charmander and Ghastly) are available to preorder from $47.79 on Amazon — with varied delivery times following their launch on Jan. 30.
These prices undercut both TCGplayer and Walmart listings by a noticeable margin.
Each Tech Sticker Collection includes one foil promo card (either Charmander or Gastly), a themed tech sticker sheet, and three booster packs from the Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes expansion. It’s a smaller collection compared to premium boxes like ETBs, but these are one of the only products from Ascended Heroes actually launching on Jan. 30 — with Elite Trainer Boxes and Booster Bundles not releasing until later in 2026.
Because of this delay, the prices for these collections have jumped across trading card retailers — with the demand for new Pokémon TCG expansions greatly outweighing the supply available. That value becomes clearer when you look elsewhere. On TCGplayer, both the Gastly and Charmander versions are currently listed north of $55 before shipping.
Normally, Pokémon Trading Card Game boosters will cost between $9 and $15 each, putting the cost-per-pack for this collection on the higher end of the scale. That is to be expected when you consider the incredibly high demand right now.
For more bargains on Pokémon TCG, the Mega Venusaur ex Premium Collection Box is still almost $22 off. Meanwhile, you can still grab eight Pokémon TCG Journey Together Booster Packs at $16 off.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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