Pokemon

A booster box is 36 packs with no extras — best price per pack. An Elite Trainer Box (ETB) is 9–10 packs plus accessories (sleeves, dice, deck box, promo card). A Premium Collection Box bundles a few packs with a promo card or pin. An Ultra-Premium Collection (UPC) is the top-tier sealed product with multiple packs, exclusive promos, oversized cards, and collectible packaging — often released for anniversary or special sets.

Historically, sealed Pokémon booster boxes from past eras have appreciated significantly, especially from sets that produced iconic chase cards. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results, and the market can be volatile in the short term. If you’re buying sealed for long-term holding, focus on sets with strong chase cards and store the product carefully — sealed condition matters enormously for resale value.

Common signs of counterfeit Pokémon cards include incorrect font weights, missing or wrong energy symbols, off-color backs, wrong card stock thickness, and texture inconsistencies on holo cards. The single safest way to know your cards are real is to buy from authorized dealers and to grade valuable singles through PSA, BGS, or CGC. We inspect every single we sell and source sealed product through authorized channels.

Yes. We run monthly bulk PSA submissions out of our Laval shop, which works for Pokémon as well as sports cards. CGC is also popular for TCG specifically and is worth considering for certain types of cards. We can pre-screen your Pokémon in person to help you pick the best candidates before submitting.

Yes. We source sealed Pokémon product through authorized distribution and inspect all singles carefully before listing. Authentication is especially important in Pokémon because of how prevalent counterfeits are, and we take it seriously.

Yes, we ship across Canada and the United States from our Vimont, Laval location. Local collectors can also pick up orders in-store at 1712 Boulevard des Laurentides, seven days a week.