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Pokemon TCG: Booster Bundles/Boxes
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More about Pokemon TCG: Booster Bundles/Boxes
Every sealed Pokémon format that arrives with more than one booster inside, from the six-pack bundle up to a full sealed case. English boxes, Japanese boxes and the occasional Korean printing all sit together on this page.
The shapes, briefly. A booster bundle is six packs. A half box is eighteen. A full booster box is thirty-six, and a case is six of those boxes shrink-wrapped together. Japanese boxes count differently again, usually twenty or thirty packs of five cards rather than the ten-card English packs, which is why one costs less and still opens well.
The honest maths on value. Per pack, a full box is the cheapest way to open a current English set, a half box costs slightly more per pack for half the outlay, and a bundle is the dearest of the three. Buy the box if you open in volume. Buy the bundle if you open once a set and want the afternoon rather than the cards.
Sealed cases are a different purchase again. Most people buying one are storing it rather than opening it, so the condition of the outer carton matters, and we say so in the listing when it is anything less than clean.
Related: Elite Trainer Boxes, single packs, collection boxes and blisters. Japanese product has its own home in Japanese Pokémon, and the full sealed range is at Pokémon sealed.