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Mega Evolution Pokemon TCG Price Guide

Compare current Mega Evolution sealed product prices, including booster packs, booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, vendor counts, and price per booster when pack counts are available.

Products tracked
11
Live prices
6
Lowest product
8.95 EUR
Best per pack
8.95 EUR

Current Mega Evolution sealed product prices

Sorted by current lowest available offer. Products without a fresh offer remain on their product pages and sitemap, but are not ranked as live deals here.

Mega Evolution pull-rate value

Estimated premium-hit rate is 19.21%. At the best current price per booster, that is about 46.60 EUR per premium hit.

Top cards

Mega Lucario ex
Mega Lucario ex
210.73 EUR
Mega Gardevoir ex
Mega Gardevoir ex
199.89 EUR
Mega Gardevoir ex
Mega Gardevoir ex
182.65 EUR
Mega Lucario ex
Mega Lucario ex
159.46 EUR
Mega Venusaur ex
Mega Venusaur ex
144.69 EUR
Mega Latias ex
Mega Latias ex
97.79 EUR

Related product types

Mega Evolution comparisons

Compare all current offers

Use the main Pokemon TCG price table to compare live prices, vendor counts, product filters, and price per booster across every tracked sealed product.

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Mega Evolution buying guide

This Mega Evolution price guide keeps the sealed products from one expansion together. It tracks 11 product types, with 6 live prices right now.

Short version: Mega Evolution prices

  • Compare Mega Evolution products by lowest price, vendor count, and price per booster when pack counts are known.
  • The current lowest tracked Mega Evolution product is Booster Pack at 8.95 EUR.
  • Booster Pack currently has the lowest tracked pack price at 8.95 EUR per booster.

Mega Evolution Pokemon TCG price guide

Start with the price table to see which Mega Evolution products actually have current offers. Lowest price helps with budget. Price per booster helps with pack value.

The cheapest product is not always the best buy. A booster box, bundle, tin, or Elite Trainer Box can each make sense depending on stock, pack count, and what you want from the product.

Mega Evolution vendor count and live offers

Vendor count tells you how much market depth sits behind the price. A low price backed by several vendors is usually more useful than one isolated listing.

If vendor count is low, open the product page before buying. Older expansions and special sets can have wide price gaps because fewer shops still carry sealed inventory.

Mega Evolution pull rates and price per booster

Mega Evolution has pull-rate data, so you can compare pack price with the estimated premium-hit rate.

Pull rates are only one part of the decision. Collectors may care more about sealed scarcity and set demand. Openers usually care more about pack cost and expected hit rate.

Mega Evolution product comparisons

The comparison links are useful when two Mega Evolution product types are both available and you want a direct price-per-pack decision.

Comparisons work best when both products have fresh offers. If one product is out of stock, the table is still useful, but the decision is less clean.