Get the Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals Booster Bundle for under market price — save at Amazon and Walmart
TL;DR: Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals Booster Bundle listed for $63.48 during the Spring Sale, while Walmart has it even lower at $59.95.
With Amazon’s Big Spring Sale pulling more attention towards gaming deals and wider Pokémon discounts, the sealed Destined Rivals Booster Bundle is starting to look more sensible again amid all the hype for Perfect Order and Ascended Heroes.
As of March 26, Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals Booster Bundle priced at $63.48, with Walmart coming in even lower at $59.95. Amazon is still one of the best places to buy during the sale, but Walmart now has the better price. At Amazon’s price, the six-pack bundle comes out to about $10.58 per booster. Walmart drops that to roughly $9.99 per pack.
The best part about these reasonable prices is that they both fall below TCGplayer’s market price of $63.60.
Whichever retailer you buy yours from, each Destined Rivals Booster Bundle includes six booster packs from the Scarlet & Violet expansion. Each pack contains 10 trading cards and one Basic Energy. The set centers on the latest Team Rocket push, with cards tied to names like Cynthia and Garchomp ex, Ethan and Ho-Oh ex, Arven and Mabosstiff ex, and Giovanni’s Mewtwo ex.
As for the newest Pokémon TCG expansions, you can also buy the Perfect Order Display Box for under $240. If you’ve missed out on Ascended Heroes, you can preorder the new Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes Premium Poster Collection for around $130.
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