Now that the madness of Black Friday and Cyber Monday is behind us, we can get back to what’s really important. Pokemon Card! Phantom Flames is arguably the best first expansion for the new era of the Pokémon TCG, and the Mega Evolution was already looking really good.
To make things even better, Amazon has dropped the price of its Phantom Flames Booster Box from $299.99 to its lowest price ever, $248.99. This includes 36 boosters to unlock, and it’s over $20 cheaper than TCGPlayer’s lowest listing right now. Bargain, it’s better to catch him before he runs away.
Pokémon TCG: Phantasmal Flames Booster Box
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It’s the best feeling in the world when you’re unpacking everything at once, especially on a big box like this. Surprisingly, there are a lot of Mega Charizard XX SIR and Hyper Gold rares floating around, so keep a keen eye on them when you’re breaking packs.
There’s a lot more to draw on in this set, like Dawn – 129/094 for some Diamond and Pearl nostalgia, Mega Sharpedo
If you want to save even more money after already spending a lot on Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Then here’s another great offer to consider when shopping on Amazon. While I won’t give any serious financial advice, one of my favorite tricks for people who have made big purchases recently is a free $60 gift card with Amazon Prime Visa card sign-up.
By locking in this offer, and taking in the new discount at Amazon, you’ll have to pay just under $190 for the Phantom Flames Booster instead of the $300 list price. Now that’s a fair deal that rivals anything you’ll see on Cyber Monday.
If you’re using your new card in the future as well, it also offers unlimited 3% cashback on all Amazon purchases. This is great, and there’s even more to come for Pokémon purchases in the future.
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Unlimited 3% cashback on Amazon purchases, no annual fee.
Christian Waite is a contributing freelancer for IGN, covering everything related to collectibles and deals. X Find Christian at @ChrisReggieWait.
This article features contributions from Robert Anderson.
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