Pokémon TCG Perfect Order Booster Bundles Restocked at Amazon, Dropping the Price to Just $7 Per Pack

This is a massive improvement over the $60 pricing we were seeing just a few weeks ago. For just $42, you’re looking at a certified bargain by comparison to the other recent Mega Evolution expansions. Phantasmal Flames bundles are still selling for $55+, and Ascended Heroes bundles are still rocking a $70+ market value over a month after release.

While it’s not quite as good a value as picking up the Booster Box at TCGplayer right now, including 36 packs for around $200 market price, it’s still a great deal for anyone who hasn’t got a spare couple hundred big ones to throw around, but still wants to get involved with the new set.

Just to be clear, while this is still a good deal, it is also still above the recognised MSRP ($18.99). But, in all honesty, you so rarely see that price anymore that the de facto listings for Booster Bundles sit anywhere between $40-$60 at online retailers like Amazon, which tend to list closer to market price than MSRP. If anything, preorders are MSRP are so rare, that’s a deal within itself, and so hard to come by, most probably don’t even realise the inflationary pricing on listings elsewhere.

The new set is going under something of a crash in market price recently, with Elite Trainer Boxes dropping from a high of $145.92 resale at trusted marketplace TCGplayer, to an all-time low of $60-$70.

So what’s the deal with the crash in price? Well as I mentioned, Perfect Order hasn’t been a fan favorite so far, mainly due to the fact that it only has 120 unique cards to collect, with no typical chase cards.

Plus, plenty of trainers are already looking ahead to Chaos Rising, or simply chasing the hard to come by Ascended Heroes sets right now as well.

But that’s not to say the latest Pokémon expansion is completely worthless, as we recently went through and dug out the most expensive pulls you can find in Perfect Order, based on current third-party resell information.

Surprisingly, there are quite a few gems you can still find in this set, despite the limited number of unique cards up for grabs. If you want to chase some tidy cards with a solid chase for a decent return, Perfect Order might be best set to do it with right now. I’d also suggest starting before everyone else catches on to the play as well.

Robert Anderson is IGN’s Senior Commerce Editor and resident deals expert on games, collectibles, trading card games, and more. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Bluesky.