The latest Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products have been proving surprisingly difficult to find in stock, but there’s currently one collection you can pick up at Amazon for $48.42.
The Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is available to buy right now, giving collectors another chance to pick up one of the products from this year’s big Pokémon anniversary celebration without having to hunt around for stock.
But as with most of the recent restocks, Amazon is restocking in short waves, so if you miss out on the most recent drop, add it to your wishlist and keep checking back in, as these are constantly reappearing at the moment.
30th Celebration Knock Out Collection
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The collection includes a foil Eevee promo card, along with a Pokémon TCG coin and two booster packs from the 30th Celebration expansion. That makes this a relatively small product compared with some of the larger 30th Celebration boxes, but Eevee collectors may have a particular reason to keep an eye on this one.
At $48.42, it’s not exactly a cheap couple of booster packs, but you’re also getting the exclusive foil Eevee and coin alongside them.
But what about other 30th anniversary sets?
30th Celebration Booster Bundle
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Release Date: October 2, 2026. Sold and shipped by Amazon.
Well! Amazon has recently restocked its allocation of Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration Booster Bundles, which are currently available for just $45. That’s considerably under current market rates, which sit around $122.64 at TCGplayer.
If you’re struggling to add to basket, click the “See All Buying Options” prompt, and it should allow you to preorder the bundle from “Amazon.com”. That’s sold and shipped by Amazon, not a third-party seller.
Plus, just like with the recent restocks at Target, Amazon is restocking these in short waves, so my suggestion is to add to your wishlist and keep checking back whenever you can.
Sold and Shipped by Amazon
Pokémon TCG: First Partner Illustration Collection—Series 3
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For now, to give you an idea of where the dust is settling, we’ve also recently pulled the median market prices per TCGplayer for the top 10 highest-value cards in the set, so you know what to look out for when ripping packs. See those just below, and good luck!
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