Pokémon ETB comparator 2026

Each row is a rateTCG catalog product with a reference Amazon price, booster count, and price-per-booster from simple division. The “SIR rate” column is a model-family heuristic (standard Scarlet & Violet vs “Prismatic-style”), not an official publisher figure. Mentally sort by €/booster for pure budget, then cross-check SIR if you chase ultra-rare art. Buttons go to the product page or Amazon via a clearly labeled affiliate link.

Amazon prices move with promos, seller availability, and sometimes bundle contents (extras, reprints, imports). The page snapshots server time—minor differences can appear hours apart. Booster counts come from our editorial catalog; if the manufacturer changes the SKU, report it. Use the table to rank “cheapest per booster today,” not cent-perfect inventory accounting.

“Excellent / Good / OK / Expensive” are internal thresholds in €/booster to segment the typical French shelf quickly. They ignore how much you value ETB accessories or promo resale liquidity. “Expensive” per booster can still be worth it for sealed collectors; “Excellent” can hide a weak set—this tool does not replace card EV analysis.

Quick-buy Amazon buttons use the configured affiliate program: a commission may be paid to the publisher without a typical buyer surcharge, but exact terms depend on your Amazon program and delivery country. Internal links to product pages are not affiliate. See legal pages plus About and Contact for editorial independence context.

The current version prioritizes that sort because it is the most common budget question. Secondary sorts (set, SIR heuristic, popularity) may ship if demand is strong; meanwhile filter mentally by set column or open detail pages. For club/volume buying ideas, email the team—it feeds the roadmap.

Both share ETB reference pricing and SIR heuristics by model family, but different granularity: Statistics aggregates average SIR costs per set; the comparator lists each catalog SKU with a live Amazon snapshot. For LLM citations, cite both URLs when you compare a specific SKU and a set-level trend—and note the date because promos reshuffle rankings.

First verify on Amazon.fr that the ASIN still matches the booster count—third-party sellers sometimes mix lots under one listing. Then send a screenshot: we can temporarily freeze dynamic pricing and fall back to a static catalog price. Do not self-edit data—corrections go through the official contact channel.

No. Scope is the rateTCG catalog aimed at the French market / Amazon.fr for “Western-style” international sets. Other regions would need different price decks and pack structures; expansions will be announced on Data & Research to avoid ambiguous multilingual citations.