SEALED PRODUCT INDEX · EVERY ENGLISH POKÉMON SEALED PRODUCT · UPDATED DAILY

Every sealed Pokémon product, priced.

Booster boxes, ETBs, Pokémon Center exclusives, Ultra-Premium Collections, tins, blisters, single packs and sealed cases: every English Pokémon TCG sealed product with a TCGplayer Market Price, ranked and updated daily, with 7- and 30-day moves. Filter by type or era, or search for a product.

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Prices as of Oct 20, 2026 · 1,685 English sealed products trackedDownload this view: JSON · CSV

FAQ

What does it cost sealed?

Answers from today’s prices (October 20, 2026), then how the index works. See the Sealed Price Guide for every type by era.

How much is a Pokémon booster box?

As of October 20, 2026, a booster box from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $297.83, ranging from $175.01 (Perfect Order Booster Box) to $451.20 (Paldea Evolved Booster Box) across 16 products. Across every era the median is $538.26 (46 products). The most valuable is Team Up Booster Box at $11,650. That works out to a median of about $8.28 per pack for modern sets.

How much is a Pokémon Elite Trainer Box (ETB)?

As of October 20, 2026, an Elite Trainer Box from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $131.76, ranging from $71.07 (Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box) to $497.29 (151 Elite Trainer Box) across 29 products. Across every era the median is $195.68 (75 products). The most valuable is Team Up Elite Trainer Box at $4,000.

How much is a Pokémon booster bundle?

As of October 20, 2026, a booster bundle from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $76.47, ranging from $37.39 (Chaos Rising Booster Bundle) to $180.48 (Paldean Fates Booster Bundle) across 25 products. Across every era the median is $84.10 (35 products). The most valuable is Crown Zenith Booster Bundle at $219.11. That works out to a median of about $12.75 per pack for modern sets.

How much is a sealed Pokémon booster pack?

As of October 20, 2026, a booster pack from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $10.86, ranging from $5.37 (Perfect Order Booster Pack) to $27.55 (151 Booster Pack) across 40 products. Across every era the median is $37.92 (166 products). The most valuable is Pokemon Base Set (Shadowless) [1st Edition] Booster Pack at $15,000.

How much is a Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box?

As of October 20, 2026, a Pokémon Center ETB from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $247.06, ranging from $118.70 (Pitch Black Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive)) to $1,183 (151 Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive)) across 28 products. Across every era the median is $258.94 (40 products). The most valuable is 151 Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive) at $1,183.

How much is a Pokémon Ultra-Premium Collection?

As of October 20, 2026, an Ultra-Premium Collection from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $583.98, ranging from $254.02 (Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection) to $774.47 (151 Ultra-Premium Collection) across 4 products. Across every era the median is $501.74 (17 products). The most valuable is Super-Premium Collection [Mew & Mewtwo] at $4,698.

How much is a Pokémon tin?

As of October 20, 2026, a tin from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $38.47, ranging from $20.65 (Mega Heroes Mini Tin [Mega Kangaskhan]) to $199.60 (Paldean Fates Tin [Charizard ex]) across 66 products. Across every era the median is $50.63 (283 products). The most valuable is Team Plasma Tin [Deoxys EX] at $1,000.

How much is a Pokémon blister pack?

As of October 20, 2026, a blister from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $20.99, ranging from $7.01 (Chaos Rising Single Pack Blister [Toxel]) to $63.99 (Obsidian Flames Single Blister Pack [Annihilape]) across 111 products. Across every era the median is $31.01 (235 products). The most valuable is Double Crisis: Team Magma Blister at $1,999. That works out to a median of about $15.56 per pack for modern sets.

How much is a Build & Battle box?

As of October 20, 2026, a Build & Battle from the current Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution eras has a median TCGplayer Market Price of $61.93, ranging from $37.11 (Perfect Order Build & Battle Box) to $204.30 (Paldea Evolved Build & Battle Stadium) across 20 products. Across every era the median is $63.41 (39 products). The most valuable is Evolving Skies Build & Battle Stadium at $656.42.

What is the most expensive sealed Pokémon product?

Leaving out factory cases, the most valuable English sealed Pokémon product is Pokemon Base Set (Shadowless) [1st Edition] Booster Pack (Booster pack, Base Set (Shadowless)) at a TCGplayer Market Price of $15,000 as of October 20, 2026. Team Up Booster Box ($11,650), Furious Fists Booster Box ($4,718), Super-Premium Collection [Mew & Mewtwo] ($4,698) follow.

What is the cheapest Pokémon booster box right now?

As of October 20, 2026, the cheapest sealed English booster box on our index is Perfect Order Booster Box at $175.01 ($4.86 per pack). The most expensive is Team Up Booster Box at $11,650.

What is the Sealed Product Index?

Every English Pokémon TCG sealed product with a TCGplayer Market Price, ranked by price and updated daily: booster boxes, half boxes, booster bundles, Elite Trainer Boxes, Pokémon Center ETBs, Ultra-Premium and premium collections, Build & Battle boxes, tins, blisters, single packs, decks, special collections and sealed cases. Filter by product type or era, search by name, or sort by 7- and 30-day moves.

How are product types decided?

By the product’s TCGplayer name, using one published rule set: a “Booster Box Case” is a case, a “Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box” is a Pokémon Center ETB, a “3 Pack Blister” is a blister, and so on. Code cards, accessories (sleeves, playmats, deck boxes), lots like “Set of 4”, empty or opened products and non-English products are left out.

What is “price per pack”?

For products whose pack count is certain (booster boxes are 36 packs, bundles 6, single packs 1, or a count printed in the name), the price divided by the packs. ETBs, tins and collections vary by set and include extras, so they have no per-pack price.

Where do prices come from, and how often?

TCGplayer Market Price, the price TCGplayer calculates from recent completed sales, for the English version of each product, read from TCGCSV’s free daily mirror of TCGplayer data. We refresh daily and keep our own dated history, which powers the 7- and 30-day columns.

Why does a product show a dash for 7 or 30 days?

We record every product’s price each day. A dash means we don’t yet have that product’s price from 7 (or 30) days ago. It fills in as our history grows.

Why isn’t a product here?

It has no TCGplayer Market Price right now (nothing sold recently), it isn’t English, or it isn’t a sealed product (code cards, accessories, lots).

Is this investment advice?

No. It is a reference for collectors. Rarely traded products can rest on very few sales, and one sale can move a price. Check current listings before you buy or sell.

Can I use this data?

Yes. Credit “Pallet.Club Sealed Product Index, TCGplayer Market Price” and link here. Any view is available as JSON at /leaderboard/sealed.json and CSV at /leaderboard/sealed.csv with the same options.