The Pokémon TCG Phantasmal Flames Elite Trainer Box is close to market price at Amazon — save $7 vs. Walmart
TL;DR: Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Phantasmal Flames Elite Trainer Box listed for $97.99, which is just $3.27 above its current market price and about $7 cheaper than Walmart.
New Pokémon Elite Trainer Boxes tend to retain high prices long after release, which is what makes Amazon’s latest deal on Phantasmal Flames the best option right now.
As of March 10, the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Phantasmal Flames Elite Trainer Box is now listed for $97.99 at Amazon, down from $106.89. What’s more, that’s only $3.27 above its market price of $94.72 on TCGplayer. Amazon’s new price beats listings on TCGplayer when shipping costs are added. This also undercuts Walmart’s cheapest listing by about $7.
Like other ETBs in the trading card game, the Phantasmal Flames Elite Trainer Box is stacked. Inside, you’re getting nine Mega Evolution Phantasmal Flames booster packs, a full-art foil Charcadet promo card, 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, a player’s guide, six damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, a plastic coin, six dividers, a collector’s box, and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
Phantasmal Flames leans heavily into dramatic Mega Evolution-era cards, with Mega Charizard X ex and Mega Gengar ex some of the most valuable chase cards, alongside Mega Sharpedo ex, Mega Lopunny ex, and more.
For more savings on Pokémon TCG products, you can still grab the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection for around $30 at Walmart. As for new expansions, you can get the Pokémon TCG Perfect Order Booster Bundle for under market price at Amazon.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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