TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Chaos Rising Booster Display Box is on sale for $189.94 at Amazon, down from its $279.99 list price.

The Chaos Rising expansion in the Pokémon TCG has been steadily dropping in price, and Amazon’s latest offer on the 36-pack Booster Display Box has finally seen it drop below the $190 mark. 

As of Aug. 14, the Pokémon TCG Chaos Rising Booster Display Box is now priced at $189.94 on Amazon, after having $90.05 taken off its $279.99 list price for a 32% discount. That’s not only a whole $40.01 below the $229.95 Amazon price we spotted over Prime Day in June, but also the lowest we’ve ever seen at the retailer, confirmed via price tracker camelcamelcamel. 

With 36 Chaos Rising booster packs of trading cards inside, the $189.94 price works out to roughly $5.28 per pack. Compared to the $8.49 price you pay to buy single Chaos Rising packs, this means you’re also saving $3.21 per pack. 

TCGplayer is technically still a touch cheaper, with English Booster Box listings starting from $184.99 with shipping included — almost $4 less than its estimated market price of $188.55.

Chaos Rising itself contains more than 120 cards, with over 35 Pokémon and Trainer cards featuring special illustrations — with SIR Mega Greninja ex, MHR Mega Greninja ex, and SIR Cinccino ex among the most valuable chase cards worth up to $212 each. You can buy any of these cards individually on TCGplayer. 

Speaking of Greninja, you can still buy the Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection for around $60 after an Amazon price drop. Plus, the Pokémon TCG’s Perfect Order Booster Bundle is now only $49.99 after a $10 price cut. 

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