Phantasmal Flames Price Guide: Current Values & Sales

Phantasmal Flames is the second main set of the Mega Evolution series, released in November 2025. Its headline card is Mega Charizard X ex, and demand for Charizard cards tends to lift interest in the sealed products too. This guide covers the main sealed products: the Elite Trainer Box, booster bundle, booster box, and single packs.

The table below shows current market prices. Each row comes from a tracker that reads TCGplayer data, so it reflects what recent buyers paid and not a shelf price.

The Elite Trainer Box is $149.64 at Pokemon Wizard and $149.63 at Pitt Poke Research. The booster box, a case of 36 packs, is listed at $398.22 and $393.12. A bundle of packs is $85.07 to $85.55, and a single pack is $12.33 to $12.31.

Trackers disagree slightly. The Watchtower box figure is lower than the others, and that likely reflects when each site last updated.

TheGamer covered the shelf prices in November 2025, shortly after the set launched. No official price list from the publisher turned up, so these are reported figures. That coverage gives no shelf price for the Elite Trainer Box, so check a major retailer or the Pokémon Center for that one.

The per pack figure is not a price you can buy a single pack for. TheGamer derived it from the bundle price.

The market prices above are well above these shelf prices. A bundle that sold for the reported amount at launch now trades far above it, and the same holds for the box.

The 52 week ranges show a big swing. A bundle has traded as low as $40.80 and as high as $88.46. The Elite Trainer Box has ranged from $70.36 to $163.46.

The set is less than a year old, and the current prices sit near the top of those ranges. Early weeks of a set often see a spike and a dip, but this pattern is not guaranteed and nobody can predict where prices go from here.

The right format depends on what you want.

• Single packs suit a small budget or a few tries at a chase card.
• Bundles are a middle option with multiple packs and no extras.
• The Elite Trainer Box includes accessories and is popular with players.
• The booster box appeals to collectors who want the most packs in one purchase.

Whichever you choose, divide the price by the number of packs to compare. The ETB includes non pack items, so its per pack number is not a pure comparison.

Many buyers come to this set for one card. If that is you, compare the price of the single card with the cost of enough packs to pull it. Pull rates vary and are not guaranteed, so a sealed purchase is a gamble on what you open. Sealed product also suits buyers who enjoy the opening itself, or who want to keep boxes unopened.

Collectors who keep sealed boxes should also think about storage. Dents and torn shrink wrap can lower what a later buyer will pay.

Prices this far above the shelf price bring risk. Use sellers with return policies. Check sealed products for clean shrink wrap. Be wary of listings far below the tracker price, since resealed boxes exist. If you want a specific card, compare the cost of singles with the cost of opening packs, because opening packs is a gamble and the value of what you pull varies.