Pokémon Boosters & ETBs: 300 Sealed Units Per Pallet

This is a 300-unit Pokémon pallet with an unusually long collector block: units 186 to 300 are premium collections, blister packs and tins at A$38 to A$229 each. The front of the table holds the vintage Wizards of the Coast packs and recent booster boxes.

Lot snapshot

• Format: itemized sealed pallet
• Size: 300 units
• Condition: factory sealed in original Pokémon packaging
• Boxes: Mega Evolution Phantasmal Flames, Journey Together, Japanese booster boxes
• Other: Elite Trainer Boxes, blister packs, sleeved boosters, collector boxes

What stands out

At the top, the Base Set 1st Edition Charizard-artwork pack is A$12,224, with Blastoise and Venusaur at A$11,919 and Pikachu at A$11,614. Skyridge packs begin at A$2,597. Sleeved boosters appear at A$27 and A$38, so the table covers a very wide price band. The itemized manifest appears further down the page. On arrival, count in blocks, check seals on the vintage packs, and check the booster boxes for dented corners. Lots are graded at lot level.

Resale

Hobby shops, marketplace sellers and export traders can use this size. Split it into three channels: vintage packs for specialist listings, booster boxes and ETBs for set-based sales, and the long collector block for bundles or bulk offers. Note the set generation in each title for collectors.

Freight, payment and returns

The price includes freight to any country, with duties and taxes the importer’s cost. In the US, liftgate delivery is standard and tracking is emailed once booked. Payment details are emailed after checkout, and the order is covered by 14-day returns.

Itemised manifest and lot details