The Pokémon TCG Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection is close to market value in Amazon's Spring Sale
TL;DR: Amazon has the Pokémon TCG: Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection listed for $189.47, which is $60.52 off its $249.99 list price and just $2.42 above the current market value.
The Amazon Big Spring Sale has kicked off with tons of deals on Apple products, gaming, Samsung, and even Pokémon, with plenty of new TCG offers well underway — including one of its best recent collector boxes dropping to market price territory.
As of March 25, Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection marked down to $189.47. Against its $249.99 list price, that works out to a discount of $60.52. More importantly for serious Pokémon TCG shoppers, it lands only $2.42 above the current $187.05 market value on TCGplayer.
Inside, this is still very much a big-ticket Charizard-themed product, including 18 Pokémon TCG booster packs in the box, along with two foil promo trading cards featuring Mega Charizard X ex and Oricorio ex. You also get 65 Mega Charizard X card sleeves, a matching playmat, a deck box, a metal coin, six damage-counter dice, and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
The mixture of included booster packs is four Phantasmal Flames, four Mega Evolution, four Destined Rivals, four Journey Together, and two Surging Sparks.
Individual booster packs for most of these expansions land between $12 and $15, so you’re not only saving up to $80.53 compared to buying these separately, but you’re getting all the promo cards and accessories included as a bonus.
For other new Pokémon TCG deals, you can still preorder the Perfect Order Booster Bundle for under $60. What’s more, the Perfect Order Chikorita 3-Pack Blister is available to preorder for under $33.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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