The prices below come straight from the shop and update whenever a price changes. Everything is in Australian dollars with GST included. Postage is a flat $14, tracked and insured, anywhere in Australia.
| Kind of box | Price in AUD | Listings | For example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mega era booster box | $118.88 to $253.88 | 7 | Mega Symphonia |
| Scarlet & Violet booster box | $143.88 to $373.88 | 20 | Battle Partners |
| Sword & Shield booster box | $218.88 to $228.88 | 2 | Time Gazer |
| High class box, 10 packs of 10 | $173.88 to $328.88 | 5 | Mega Dream ex |
| Black Bolt or White Flare box, 20 packs of 7 | $278.88 to $298.88 | 2 | Black Bolt |
| Deluxe box, 4 packs of 35 | $288.88 | 2 | Black Bolt Deluxe |
| 5 pack bundle | $28.88 to $83.88 | 30 | |
| 3 pack bundle | $63.88 to $133.88 | 6 |
Each set's own price is on its product page, while the shop lists everything in one place with search and filters.
Why do some sets cost more than others?
A set's price mostly follows two things, how much people want its top cards and how much sealed stock is still around. New sets tend to sell close to their usual price while stock is plentiful. Every box that gets opened takes one more out of circulation, so older sets with strong chase cards tend to cost more as time goes on.
High class sets cost more per box for a different reason. Each pack holds 10 cards and the sets are built around long runs of secret rares, so a box of 10 packs carries far more of the cards people want than its pack count suggests.
What's the cheapest way to open a Japanese set?
A pack bundle is the lowest cost way in. Our bundles are five sealed packs from one set, or three for some high class sets, so you can open a set without buying all thirty packs. A full box costs more but carries the box structure covered in the pull rates guide, which a handful of packs does not.
Is it cheaper to buy from Japan directly?
Buying from Japan yourself means the Japanese shop's price plus international postage, GST on the way in and a wait of days or weeks. New releases are also rationed inside Japan, with lotteries and one per person limits. The guide to buying Japanese boxes in Australia goes through what importing involves.
Ready to open one?
Every box here is sealed Japanese stock on the shelf in Sydney, dispatched in 1 to 3 business days with flat $14 tracked shipping.
Mega Symphonia
Black BoltKai Chai is a Pokémon card collector in Sydney and the founder of WOOPR, a shop that sells only sealed Japanese product. More about WOOPR.
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More guides
- Buying Japanese Pokémon boxes in Australia without the queuesLotteries and limits in Japan, what importing involves and buying from a shop in Australia.
- How to spot a resealed Japanese Pokémon booster boxThe perforated top, the shrink wrap, the packs and what Australian law says when a box is not what it claims.
- How to spot fake Japanese Pokémon cardsPrint, fonts, texture, the light test, edges and the seller red flags.
- How to check what a Japanese Pokémon card is worthWhere to look up Japanese card prices and how to read them from Australia.
- Pokémon Center Japan exclusives explainedHow Pokémon Center Online sells exclusives and what is in the Tohoku, Hiroshima and Fukuoka Special Boxes.
- When do new Japanese Pokémon sets come out?How often new sets land, on which day and how far ahead of English.