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Pokémon TCG gift guide for Australia, by budget

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9 kinds of Pokémon TCG gift are in stock at Australian stores today, from A$9.00. Here they are by budget, one of each kind in each band, with what each one holds and what to check before you order. Every price is today’s, from the stores’ own listings. Today’s deals in Australia →

Pokémon gifts under A$50

Under A$50 is mostly blister packs at Australian stores, with the odd tin or small collection. Below, products of those types in stock at two or more Australian stores today, the newest set’s first, each at the cheapest store’s own price including GST and before delivery. Every name opens its product page, which lists every Australian store that has it.

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Pokémon gifts from A$50 to A$100

From A$50 to A$100 most Elite Trainer Boxes, larger collections and premium tins come into reach. An ETB is the classic gift for a player: a set’s packs and everything needed to play with them in one box.

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Pokémon gifts from A$100 to A$200

From A$100 to A$200 sit Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Boxes, Ultra-Premium Collections and the bigger collection boxes: gifts that are as much about the box and its promo cards as the packs.

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Pokémon gifts from A$200

From A$200, the booster box: 36 packs of one set, the most packs in one sealed product and the one many collectors keep sealed. Ultra-Premium Collections and some Pokémon Center ETBs sit here too.

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What each gift holds

Booster Bundles
A booster bundle is six booster packs from one set in a single sleeve — a lower-cost step between loose packs and an ETB. In stock in Australia today from A$54.99. Every one in Australia.
Elite Trainer Boxes
An Elite Trainer Box holds 8–9 booster packs plus sleeves, energy cards, dice, condition markers and a storage box, and usually a set-exclusive promo card. In stock in Australia today from A$119.95. Every one in Australia.
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Boxes
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Boxes add extra packs and a stamped promo to the retail ETB, and were originally sold only through the Pokémon Center. In stock in Australia today from A$289. Every one in Australia.
Booster Boxes
A booster box (or booster display) is a sealed case of 36 booster packs from one set — the cheapest way to buy packs in bulk and the product most collectors keep sealed. In stock in Australia today from A$269.95. Every one in Australia.
Ultra-Premium Collections
Ultra-Premium Collections are the top-end collector boxes: many packs, metal or foil promo cards and premium accessories. In stock in Australia today from A$369. Every one in Australia.
Collections & Boxes
Collection boxes pair booster packs with promo cards, figures, pins or binders — often themed on a single Pokémon. In stock in Australia today from A$23.00. Every one in Australia.
Tins
Tins hold booster packs and a promo card in a collectable metal case; mini tins hold fewer packs and a coin or art card. In stock in Australia today from A$29.00. Every one in Australia.
Build & Battle Boxes
Build & Battle Boxes are the prerelease kit: four booster packs, a promo card and the cards to build a deck around them, made to play on day one. In stock in Australia today from A$79.00. Every one in Australia.
Blister Packs
Blister packs hold one to three booster packs with a promo card or coin, sold on pegs at most retailers. In stock in Australia today from A$9.00. Every one in Australia.

Not sure which set? A set’s page shows every sealed product from it that Australian stores list, with the cheapest of each type. The newest sets are the ones most people are opening right now; an older set can be the one a collector is missing.

Before you order a gift

  1. Check the store’s delivery estimate to your postcode, and order early if it needs to arrive by a date such as Christmas Day, 25 December.
  2. Add delivery to the price: a few dollars of postage can change which store is cheapest.
  3. Pre-orders ship around release day, not when you order: a set that isn’t out yet is a promise, not a parcel.
  4. Check the returns policy, in case the gift is a duplicate.
  5. Check the shrink-wrap when it arrives: how to avoid resealed products.
  6. Buying on Amazon AU? Check who the seller is and the delivery date on Amazon’s page before you order.

Choosing between two? Booster box vs ETB vs bundle explains the three most bought products, and the best ETBs in Australia ranks today’s ETBs by price per pack. The value checker shows the cheapest Australian price of anything you were offered.

Prices are each Australian store’s listed price including GST, excluding delivery, read about twice a day. Pack counts from the publisher’s product listings, as recorded in our data.

Where to buy

DexCompare puts Australian stores side by side: each one’s own listed price in AUD, excluding shipping, ranked by price and stock. Stores pay nothing to be listed, and commissions never change the order.

Buying from a store you haven’t used before? Check its contact details, delivery costs and returns policy first, and check the shrink-wrap and seals when your order arrives.

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