Preorder the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration ETB for under market price on Amazon — save over $5 (if you get an invite)
TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box is on sale for $83.44 at Amazon , down from its $89.99 list price — provided your invite request is accepted.
Opens in a new window Credit: The Pokémon Company Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box $83.44 at Amazon $89.99 Save $6.55 Pre-order Here The Pokémon TCG’s 30th anniversary expansion finally arrives on Sept.
16, but there’s still time to get the Elite Trainer Box below list price before release.
Amazon has knocked a few more dollars off its already competitive preorder price, although actually buying something still depends on getting through the retailer’s invite system.
As of Sept.
15, the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box is $83.44 at Amazon , taking $6.55 off its $89.99 list price for a 7% saving.
It’s shipped and sold directly by Amazon, with the retailer even applying its preorder price guarantee, which means you could save more if the price drops again during this final presale window.
That makes today the final chance to secure the box at Amazon’s preorder rate before the 30th Celebration releases in the trading card market.
This is essentially a second price drop, since its current list price matches its previous sale price after being reduced from $200+ last week , and it is far lower than its current TCGplayer market price of $168.03.
There is still no guarantee you’ll actually get one, however.
Because this is a high-demand item, Amazon requires potential buyers to submit an invitation request via its "request invite" button rather than checking out normally.
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