The Pokémon 30th Celebration ETB is listed for $89.99 on Amazon, according to Mashable, but shoppers can’t add it to a cart. Buyers must click “request invite” and wait to be selected.
How the Pokémon 30th Celebration ETB invite works
Amazon emails selected buyers a link to finish the purchase. Mashable said the link stays open for 72 hours, while SSBCrack reported a 24-hour window, so buyers who are picked should act quickly. Mashable also said Amazon keeps a waitlist for future restocks.
What’s in the box
The Pokémon 30th Celebration ETB holds nine booster packs, a full-art foil Nidorina promo card, 16 foil Basic Energy cards and 65 sleeves. It also includes a coin, dice, dividers, a player’s guide and a Pokémon TCG Live code. The 30th Celebration set launched Sept. 16, according to TrackaLacker.
That guide lists the standard box at a $49.99 suggested retail price, with resale prices of $140 to $160. That makes the $89.99 Amazon price a discount to resale but not to retail. Mashable said the price sits well below TCG Player listings.
Check the price before you buy
Prices and stock on Amazon change often. SSBCrack reported a $83.44 price on Sept. 18, so the figure may have moved since. Check the live Pokémon 30th Celebration ETB listing before you request an invite. For more ways to shop, see Total Apex’s Pokémon Prime deals and its guide to 1st Edition Pokémon cards.
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