The Pokémon TCG Prismastic Evolutions Booster Bundle is near market price on Amazon and Walmart
TL;DR: Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle listed for $86.95, while Walmart has it a little lower at $82.99. That puts both retailers close to TCGplayer’s current $77.76 market price.
With Amazon’s Big Spring Sale continuing to pull more attention towards gaming deals, Pokémon discounts, and even offers on the latest Apple tech, the rare Prismatic Evolutions expansion is finally starting to dip in price.
Everything from ETBs and Booster Bundles to individual Booster Packs have become more scarce, and thus more valuable. But the Pokemon TCG’s biggest retailers have offered new deals on packs for a limited time.
As of March 30, Amazon has the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle priced at $86.95, while Walmart has it lower at $82.99. Amazon is still one of the easier places to shop during the sale, but Walmart now has the better price by $3.96. At Amazon’s current asking price, the six-pack bundle comes out to about $14.49 per booster pack. Walmart cuts that to around $13.83 per pack.
The more notable part is how near both listings now are to TCGplayer’s current $77.76 market price. Walmart sits just $5.23 above that figure, while Amazon is $9.19 over. That is still not a true under-market deal, but since readily available Prismatic Evolutions below $90 are so rare these days, this is the best deal we’ve seen in a good while.
That said, you’re still saving compared to buying Prismatic Evolutions packs individually. At Amazon, single Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions Booster Packs cost $15.89 each, while Walmart is selling for a higher $19.88 — meaning you’d pay at least $95.34 for six packs separately.
For more of the latest market-friendly prices in the Pokémon TCG, you can still grab the new Perfect Order Elite Trainer Booster Box for under $90. To get an even lower cost per pack, the Pokémon TCG Perfect Order Display Box is available for under $215.
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