Grab the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection for over $10 off at Walmart
The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is $47.39 at Walmart, down from $59.99 — saving you $12.60.
The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is $47.39 at Walmart, down from $59.99 — saving you $12.60.

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is on sale for $47.39 at Walmart, down from its $59.99 previous price.
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection
$47.39
at Walmart
Walmart is once again getting ahead on Pokémon TCG deals for the new 30th Celebration expansion, this time taking more than $10 off one of the new collection’s best ways of picking up a couple of booster packs.
As of Sept. 28, the Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection is $47.39 at Walmart, down $12.60 from its previous $59.99 price for a roughly 21% discount. That’s with free shipping included, with an estimated delivery for Oct. 3 arrival at the time of writing.
Amazon is slightly more expensive if Walmart sells through its remaining supply, just a couple of dollars more at $49.99.
SEE ALSO: Shop the best early Prime Day deals on Pokémon, including 30th Celebration trading cards for under market priceTCGplayer is once again the cheapest go-to option — with listings as low as $35.96, only $3.55 above its current estimated market price of $32.41. You’ll find some are cheaper, but fair warning that some are just for the Eevee promo trading card rather than the complete box, or have other conditions, like requiring you to order multiple units at once.
Along with said Eevee promo card, the Knock Out Collection gives you two Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration booster packs and a plastic coin. That puts Walmart’s deal at about $23.70 per booster before factoring in the promo and coin.
You can also buy almost any 30th Celebration Pokémon card right now on TCGplayer — including the $3,500+ RGG Rare Mew, $150+ Mew ex SIR, $115+ Gengar ex SIR, and the $100+ Jirachi ex SIR.
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