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Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series One

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US sold price · Australian sales unavailable

US$51.50
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Median of 2 comparable completed US sales over the last 30 days, before delivery. No Australian sold price is available; this price is in US dollars. Packaging condition may vary. Standard boxes, special editions and cases are priced separately.

Last updated: 11 Nov 2026

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● Individual US sales━ 30-day rolling medianUSD · before delivery

US sold prices over 90 days. 9 individual sales. Full details are in the table below.US$24US$38US$52US$6601/11/2026: US$59.99 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One! BRAND NEW SEALED!12/10/2026: US$43.00 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One02/10/2026: US$42.00 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One01/10/2026: US$46.00 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One22/09/2026: US$45.40 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One06/09/2026: US$46.27 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One27/08/2026: US$26.55 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One23/08/2026: US$39.00 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One18/08/2026: US$52.00 — Play Pokemon Prize Pack Series One14 Aug28 Sept12 Nov

9 sales in this view. The rolling median appears where its 30-day window contains at least five sales.

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INSIDE THE BOX

A little more to discover.

Each Prize Pack contains six cards taken from a pool of about 200—all of which are legal in the Standard format, including everything from popular Pokémon to exclusive foil upgrades of tournament mainstays, all featuring the special Play! Pokémon logo. Here's just some of what you can expect to find in Series One: • Fan-favorite Pokémon like Charizard VMAX, Rayquaza VMAX, and Pikachu VMAX • Exclusive foil versions of tournament-defining cards like Scoop Up Net and Path to the Peak • Exclusive non-foil versions of powerhouse Pokémon like Oranguru and Snorlax • Both foil and non-foil basic Energy cards