Forbidden Light Elite Trainer Box

Price snapshot

Current price

$638.69

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30-day

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90-day

▲ +16.9%

All-time low

$479.33

All-time high

$638.69

Product details

Release date

May 4, 2018

Print run

Not disclosed

Condition

Factory sealed

PSA population

Not applicable (sealed product)

Configuration

8–10 booster packs + accessories

Weight

900 g

Dimensions

30 × 20 × 8 cm

Print run and PSA population are shown where publicly known. Weight, dimensions and configuration are typical for this product type and may vary by set.

About the SM - Forbidden Light set

Necrozma’s Power Knows No Limits! Taking the Pokemon world by surprise, Necrozma has absorbed a Legendary Pokemon and taken on a new form as Ultra Necrozma-GX! Other Pokemon gather to welcome this new light...or to resist it. Lucario-GX, Greninja-GX, Zygarde-GX, Yveltal-GX, Naganadel-GX, even Volcanion and the majestic Arceus must choose a side. Discover awesome Pokemon. Elite Trainer Box includes: • 8 Pokemon TCG: Sun & Moon - Forbidden Light booster packs • 65 card sleeves featuring Ultra Necrozma! • 45 Pokemon TCG Energy cards • A player’s guide to the Sun & Moon - Forbidden Light expansion • 6 damage-counter dice • 1 competition-legal coin-flip die • 2 acrylic condition markers and 1 acrylic GX marker • A collector’s box to hold everything, with 4 dividers to keep it organized • A code card for the Pokemon Trading Card Game Online

Frequently asked questions

What is the current price of Forbidden Light Elite Trainer Box?

Forbidden Light Elite Trainer Box has a current market price of $638.69 on bench.cx, refreshed daily from live sales data. It is part of the SM - Forbidden Light set.

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