Grab the Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection for as low as $58 — save at Amazon and Walmart
TL;DR: Amazon sellers have the Pokémon TCG:Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection listed from $69.75 with free shipping, while Walmart has it even lower at $57.95.
With Amazon’s Big Spring Sale pulling more eyes towards Pokémon TCG deals and gaming deals, the usually expensive Ascended Heroes booster packs are a little more affordable right now.
As of March 26, Amazon has third-party listings for the Pokémon TCG Ascended Heroes First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection starting at $69.75, while the main Amazon listing is sitting at $69.88 against a typical price of $78.99. Walmart, however, has the same First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection listed for $57.95. That puts Walmart about $11.80 below Amazon’s lowest current seller price and well below TCGplayer’s $68.99 listing.
The big value in this collection lies in what you’re getting as a boxed bundle vs. buying packs separately. In the Ascended Heroes First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection, you get three foil promo cards starring Chikorita, Tepig, and Totodile, along with one deluxe enamel pin featuring all three first partner Pokémon and five booster packs from the Mega Evolution set’s expansion.
In the trading card market right now, the best retailer to get readily available Pokemon TCG Ascended Heroes booster packs from is Walmart — but still at a high price of $17.89 each, with Amazon's price even higher at $18.88. That means if you wants five packs like in the Partners Deluxe Pin Collection, you’d need to pay at least $90.
With these new prices on the Ascended Heroes First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection, not only are you saving at least $31.50 on the Pokémon booster packs compared to buying them individually, but you’re getting the three promo cards and deluxe pin as an added bonus.
For more great prices on new Pokémon TCG products, you can also pre-order the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box for as low as $90. If you want to catch up on older expansions as well, the Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals Booster Bundle is under market price.
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