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Amazon has restocked the Pokémon TCG: Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Boxes today at a price of $59.99. The big question in the TCG community is whether this is a worthwhile purchase. On one side, you have the MSRP purists who believe the box should stick to its original price of $22.99. On the other, there are those willing to pay the current "Market Price" of $59.99. This Surprise Box, sold and shipped directly by Amazon, falls into the market price category, which is significantly higher than the MSRP. The debate surrounding its value is certainly intriguing.
Each box includes one of nine randomly selected foil promo cards, each featuring a special logo. While the box itself is attractively designed and offers stamped versions of the popular Eeveelution ex cards—Eevee ex, Vaporeon ex, Jolteon ex, Flareon ex, Espeon ex, Umbreon ex, Leafeon ex, Glaceon ex, or Sylveon ex—the randomness of receiving just one card per box raises concerns about value, especially at the $59.99 price point.
Is it a nice gift? Absolutely. However, for those looking to rip open packs in hopes of finding their favorite Eeveelution, the cost might not justify the gamble.
Umbreon ex - 060/131 (Prismatic Evolutions Stamp)
Despite the high price, these boxes have been a hit among IGN's Daily Deals readers. While I encourage making informed decisions, the allure of these surprise boxes is undeniable.
For those seeking specific cards, consider purchasing singles from trusted retailers like TCGPlayer. Below, you'll find some of the top Prismatic Evolutions cards currently available:
$59.99 at TCG Player
$17.25 at TCG Player
$14.95 at TCG Player
$13.95 at TCG Player
$14.89 at TCG Player
$12.99 at TCG Player
$12.99 at TCG Player
$11.25 at TCG Player
$12.82 at TCG Player If your primary interest is in the promo cards, it might be more economical to buy them individually. The most expensive card, Umbreon, is priced the same as one Surprise Box, while the others are well under $20. For the price of two to three Surprise Boxes, you could potentially complete your collection without the gamble.
$1,100.00 at TCG Player (originally $1,499.99, save 27%)
$460.00 at TCG Player (originally $513.00, save 10%)
$390.00 at TCG Player (originally $899.95, save 57%)
$353.97 at TCG Player (originally $420.00, save 16%)
$283.51 at TCG Player (originally $799.95, save 65%)
$272.00 at TCG Player (originally $347.99, save 22%)
$281.00 at TCG Player (originally $349.99, save 20%)
$296.50 at TCG Player (originally $899.95, save 67%)
$221.00 at TCG Player (originally $319.99, save 31%)
$150.00 at TCG Player (originally $249.99, save 40%) Spending over a thousand dollars on a Pokémon card might seem extreme, but the Umbreon SIR card has seen a significant price drop to $1100 from its release price. Other chase cards from Prismatic Evolutions have also fallen below the $500 mark, with Roaring Moon ex SIR dropping to $221. These prices could continue to decrease as the year progresses and attention shifts elsewhere, offering a more reasonable entry point into the market.
The Prismatic Evolutions expansion for Scarlet & Violet has ignited a frenzy in the Pokémon community, driven by its challenging pull rates and limited availability. To help you navigate the market without breaking the bank or missing out, here are some of the best deals available from trusted US retailers:
$239.99 at Amazon (originally $274.99, save 13%)
$49.99 at Amazon
$66.86 at Amazon
$57.00 at Amazon
$51.02 at Amazon (originally $59.99, save 15%)
$42.49 at Amazon
$33.92 at Amazon
$33.97 at Amazon
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See it at Amazon For those interested in the best single Pokémon cards currently on the market, my weekly Crashes and Climbers articles offer detailed insights. If you're looking to save money, the Glory of Team Rocket Japanese set singles are currently available at great prices. Additionally, for those eager to preorder the upcoming sets Destined Rivals or Black Bolt/White Flare, we've got you covered with all the latest releases planned for Pokémon TCG in 2025.