Pokémon booster box prices by country

Delta Reign releases on 6 November 2026, so these are pre-order prices. Today the Delta Reign booster box is open for pre-order in 5 of the 7 markets we compare (Australia, the US, Canada, Europe and Singapore). Australia has the most stores with it open (9). A pack in the cheapest box works out to A$9.31 in Australia, $5.55 in the US, C$7.78 in Canada, €6.11 in Europe and S$4.72 in Singapore, each in its own currency.

The same comparison for the three sets before it: what each market’s cheapest box costs today, and per pack.

A country’s price for a box says little about its price for an Elite Trainer Box or a bundle: each product is priced on its own. Here are Delta Reign’s, on pre-order today.

We don’t convert currencies. Exchange rates move every day, and the rate you pay is your bank’s or your card’s, so every price here is the store’s own, in its own currency. That’s why this page never names a “cheapest country”. To compare two markets yourself:

1. Convert the per-pack price at your card’s rate on the day.
2. Add tax where the price leaves it out. Prices in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the eurozone and Singapore usually include GST or VAT; US and Canadian prices usually don’t, and tax is added at checkout.
3. Add shipping to your address, and any import tax or duty your country charges.

• Distribution. Each country gets its stock through its own distributors, at its own wholesale prices and allocations.
• Tax. A price that includes GST or VAT and one that doesn’t aren’t the same kind of number.
• Currency. A box priced in Australian dollars or pounds drifts against the US dollar from week to week, even if the store never changes its price.
• Competition. The more stores sell the same box, the more chances one of them prices it low: the “Open at” column shows how many do.
• Stock timing. Around release week, a store with little stock can ask more for it.

Before you order a box from another country, add up:

• International shipping. A booster box is a bulky parcel, and shipping it overseas often costs more than the difference in price.
• Import tax and duty. Your country may charge them on arrival: check your customs authority’s current rules for the value you’d import.
• Returns. Sending a damaged or resealed box back overseas is slow and costly.
• Release timing. English sets share a release date, but stock reaches each country at its own pace.

Import only when the delivered price beats your local cheapest by enough to cover the risk. For a single box, that’s rare.

Every market has its own pages, in its own currency: today’s booster boxes, the cheapest price per pack, and the release calendar.