Pre-order the Pokémon TCG Pitch Black Booster Bundle for over $20 off — that's under market price
TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Pitch Black Booster Bundle is on sale for $67.92 at Amazon, down from its $89.89 list price.
The Pokémon TCG’s latest Mega Evolution expansion is already getting preorder discounts before release day, and Amazon has one of the better early prices for the Pitch Black Booster Bundle.
As of July 7, the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Pitch Black Booster Bundle is on sale for $67.92 at Amazon. That's a 25% drop from its $89.89 list price. That saves you $21.97 on the six-pack box ahead of launch on July 17 — even better TCGplayer’s market price of $72.36.
This listing is sold by third-party seller DSTStore instead of Amazon directly, but it still comes with Amazon’s 30-day refund/replacement window. Free delivery is listed for July 23 at the time of writing. That price brings Amazon’s bundle down to about $11.32 per booster pack, which is significantly cheaper than buying individual Pitch Black sleeved booster packs from Amazon right now. Those are currently listed at $19.90 each, meaning six packs would come to $119.40 before tax.
Inside the Pitch Black Booster Bundle, you’re getting six sealed titular booster packs from the upcoming Mega Evolution Pitch Black expansion. Each booster pack should include 10 trading cards, one Basic Energy, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card, giving you a straightforward way to open a decent chunk of the new set without jumping to a full booster display box.
Pitch Black is built around Mega Darkrai ex, with Mega Zeraora ex, Mega Chandelure ex, and Mega Excadrill ex also joining the expansion — surely making for some exciting pulls when the launch comes in.
Among other Pokémon TCG deals right now, you can grab the Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection for as low as $64.69. What's more, you can buy the Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box for around market price.
Topics Pokemon Trading Cards
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