Get the Pokemon TCG Ascended Heroes Elite Trainer Box for market price at Amazon and Walmart — buy right now for $120
TL;DR: Amazon sellers have the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes Elite Trainer Box listed from $133.99 in the Big Spring Sale, while Walmart has it lower at $119.99 — $6 below the current $125.99 TCGplayer market price.
Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is continuing to drop gaming bargain, major Apple price drops, and Pokémon TCG deals, including Ascended Heroes Elite Trainer Boxes.
Since the Mega Evolution expansion launched in late January, ETBs have been selling out everywhere and steadily climbing in price, but Amazon’s Big Spring Sale has marked a point where the situation is seemingly changing. As of March 30, Amazon has third-party Ascended Heroes ETB listings starting at $133.99, while Walmart has it marked down to $119.99 from $149.99. Walmart is clearly the better buy right now, undercutting Amazon by $14 while also landing $6 below the current market price.
No matter which trading card retailer you buy from, the contents of your Ascended Heroes ETB will remain the same: nine Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes booster packs, one full-art foil promo card featuring N’s Zekrom, 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, a player’s guide, six damage-counter dice, one competition-legal coin-flip die, one plastic coin, a collector’s box with six dividers, and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
As for the Pokémon TCG’s latest expansion ETB, the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Booster Box is still available for under $90. If you want the lowest cost per pack, you can still grab the Pokémon TCG Perfect Order Display Box for under $215.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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