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Amazon Restocks Pokémon TCG Premium Collection: Worth It?

Amazon Drastically Overprices Pokémon Prismatic Evolutions Collection

Amazon has resumed its notorious practice of extreme Pokémon card markups. The Prismatic Evolutions Super Premium Collection currently carries an outrageous $259.99 price tag—nearly triple its $89.99 MSRP, representing a shocking 189% premium. By comparison, Walmart previously sold this set for just $59.99.

For determined collectors, TCG Player offers slightly better pricing at $224.43 (Market Price). While still expensive, this represents over $35 in savings versus Amazon—significant at this price level.

Prismatic Evolutions SPC

$224.43 at TCG Player

Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle

$68.99 at TCG Player

Prismatic Evolutions Booster Pack

$11.92 at TCG Player

Stacking Tin

$25.70 at Amazon

Savvy shoppers should consider alternatives. The Super Premium Collection contains 15 booster packs, but you could assemble a better deal by purchasing individual booster bundles. Two bundles (12 packs) cost approximately $137.98, while three bundles (18 packs) run $206.92—more cards for less money, though without the collector's box extras.

Alternatively, skip booster packs entirely. With Prismatic Evolutions singles declining in value, now may be the ideal time to purchase specific chase cards directly. The current market clearly demonstrates that big-box retailers represent the worst Pokémon card values available.

Prismatic Evolutions Single Cards: Worthwhile Buys

Dragapult ex - 165/131

$125.76 (24% discount) at TCG Player

Roaring Moon ex - 162/131

$200.00 at TCG Player

Though suggesting $200+ Pokémon cards represent "deals" may seem extreme, the reality of Prismatic Evolutions pull rates justifies this approach. Special Illustration Rare odds are abysmal due to Pokéball and Masterball reverse holos occupying rare slots. With booster packs exceeding $10 each, most collectors will burn through significant money chasing specific cards.

Consider Sylveon ex SIR: among the set's most beautiful cards, its price has plummeted 28% from $562.60 to around $400 in recent weeks. This temporary dip presents a rare buying opportunity—you certainly won't pull it from a single overpriced $260 collection box.