Comparing Pokemon card shops in the US

What the US comparison covers

The US pilot compares English sealed products from a small set of US storefronts. It is not a complete list of American retailers. A shop appears in the price table only when we have a valid, fresh offer from it.

US offers use USD. They do not include UK or European listings converted to dollars. Open US offers.

Item price is not the checkout total

The comparison shows the shop's displayed item price. Sales tax and shipping can depend on your delivery address. We do not estimate a nationwide tax rate or add a guessed tax amount to an offer.

Use the seller's checkout to confirm your total. Check whether its shipping terms cover your destination, including Alaska, Hawaii, US territories or military addresses. Free-shipping thresholds can also change which order costs least.

Compare the exact edition

Match the expansion, language and product type. Check whether the listing is one box or a case, whether it limits quantity, and whether the product is in stock rather than on preorder.

Pokemon Center editions and standard retail editions can have different contents. Do not assume one price applies to both. Start with the US product list, then read the seller's contents and stock details.

What a low pack price tells you

A confirmed pack count lets you compare price per pack. It does not guarantee a hit or a return from opening packs. Our sealed-product comparison guide explains the calculation without treating European price thresholds as US benchmarks.

Reading the pilot's data

Check the offer count and the product's update time. One shop's listing is not enough to establish a national market price. Offers older than 24 hours leave the current price table until we can check them again.

Cardmarket card prices may appear as a separate EUR reference. They are not US dollar offers. The US pilot does not display an EU-based value score.