Amazon's Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions Restock has a shocking price of 122%
Blog Andrew Joseph 03 Apr , 2025 0
If you've been looking for Scarlet and violet prismatic development Booster packs without cowhide wool, Amazon's The latest proposal is a tough back. This six-pack booster bundle list is $59.99– Expected retail price is about $27. It's a staggering 122% markup, and even Amazon's price is outselling retail prices as demand still outstrips supply.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Violet – Prismatic Booster Bundle
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The availability is still good because you don't fight the robot or want your local store to remember to stock anything. Today, this is probably your best shot, not involving a potential scam rolling dice through a third-party seller. If you decide to buy, though, be fairly warned that this is a big increase in price.
My favorite prism evolution single card
The evolution of prismatic shape Being stacked. It's a eeveelution collector's dream (and a wallet nightmare). The special illustrations rare cards in this collection have climbed to jaw-dropping prices on resale sites.
However, the single card market is another matter. Prices are slowly falling, with Dragapult Ex dropping from above $100 to around $45.
Umbreon Ex (161/131) is crown jewel, ridiculously $1,298 in light playback. It's ridiculous, but it's this pull that justifies a tearing backpack like Greenling. Sylveon Ex (156/131) is not behind, and it costs about $450 depending on the conditions, while Espeon Ex (155/131) continues to use Psychic-Type Price Madness, while it is on the market close to $300. Some sellers offer copies in the $90 range, but blink, these copies have disappeared.
Jolteon Ex (153/131) brought lightning, and the price hovered around $265 close to mint, and despite listing below $100, lightning popped up briefly. Then there's the rest of the EEVEE family: Vaporeon, Flareon, Glaceon and Leafeon Ex are all pulling out serious numbers, with some of them priced at over $250, and even the “low” final list is still in the $100 range of $75-$100.
Of course, it's not just about eeveelions. Pikachu Ex (179/131) is probably one of the few heavy hitters in the scene, still hovering under $100 and currently about $70, but Pikachu has never been a bad attraction lately. Roaring Moon and Dragapult ex compile a list of top chase cards. Both are popular options, with prices ranging from $45 to $200 depending on the conditions and whimsicality of the secondary market.
Christian Wait is IGN's contribution that covers all collection and transactions. Christian has over 7 years of experience in the gaming and tech industry and has a mixable and pocket-made statute. Christian also created a hand-painted collection for the miniature of the sword. Christian is also the author of The Ultimate Unofficial Game Guide for Pokemons by Warrior. Find Christians on x @chrisreggiewait.
