The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Sylveon ex Tin is under market price at Walmart — buy for under $60 while stocks last

September 22, 2026

Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration Sylveon ex Tin and a booster pack on a blue, red, and purple background

TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Sylveon ex Tin is now available for $58.98 at Walmart, down from $67.99.


Credit: The Pokémon Company

Amazon has been the go-to for the Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration ETB, but the retailer has been a bit slow adding the rest of the range. However, Walmart has been quick with discounts on both readily available boxes and tins — as well as products you can preorder for later this year. 

As of Sept. 22, the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Sylveon ex Tin is $58.98 at Walmart, reduced from $67.99 for a $9.01 saving. The preorder is sold and shipped by marketplace seller Cataclysm Games, with free shipping and an estimated Dec. 12 arrival — just over a week after the tin’s Dec. 4 release date. 

That’s the lowest price we’ve seen so far and is well under the market price, estimated by the dedicated trading card selling platform TCGplayer at $65.68. Meanwhile, listings there only go as low as $76.50 with shipping included

Inside the tin are four Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration booster packs (six cards in each) and a foil Sylveon ex promo card.

Walmart also includes its preorder price guarantee with the listing, so you'll pay the lower price if it drops again before release. 

If you’re eager for any particular cards from the expansion now, you can buy almost any Pokémon single card from the 30th Celebration expansion right now on TCGplayer

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