Pokémon TCG's Delta Reign Expansion Is Finally Up For Preorder at Amazon and Target

With all the buzz around Pokemon’s 30th Celebration expansion and extra bargains that came out during the Prime Day sale , waking up to see the first Amazon and Target listings for Delta Reign preorders was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box

Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution — Delta Reign Booster Bundle

Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Booster Display Box

Delta Reign Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive)

For transparency, these aren’t listings by Amazon itself on the retailer site — but usual third-party sellers who operate on the same platform.

These are sellers we’ve found to still sell and deliver their stock just fine, but these listings all come with Amazon’s 30-day replacement/refund window if anything goes awry. "Kings Games" is a New York-based TCG store, and we've personally purchased from them ourselves to great success.

We currently don’t know when official Amazon-sold preorders for the Mega-Rayquaza-themed collection will go live, but in the meantime, all three big Delta Reign products we’ve seen are either close to market price — or actually undercutting it in one case.

Ahead of the expansion’s release date on 6 November, here are all three Delta Reign boxes you and other Pokemon TCG fans can pre-order and secure right now.

Delta Reign Booster Bundle Under Market Price

The biggest highlight of the Delta Reign’s preorder drop is the Booster Bundle, now priced at $74.95 on Amazon .

It’s surprising to see preorders for a Pokemon TCG Booster Bundle priced below $80 right out the gate, but what’s even more so is that this listing from seller Kings Games is that it’s undercutting TCGplayer’s estimated market price of $78.44. Keep in mind you wouldn’t get this on release day, though, with delivery currently set for November 10.

Along with that $3.89 subverting, Amazon is now beating any actual listings selling Delta Reign Booster Bundles on TCGplayer, too — with the lowest costing $77 .

There aren’t any preorders for individual Delta Reign booster packs live yet, but at $74.95 for this six-pack box, you’ll be paying around $12.49 per pack.

36-pack Booster Display Box For Just Under $270

If you’re the type of Pokemon card collector who wants to pay the lowest price-per-pack possible, though, Kings Games is also selling the Delta Reign Booster Display Box for $269.95 — currently the best price among three sellers.

Getting to your door as soon as 10 November, this box is over $8 above its TCGplayer market price (currently $261.08). That said, this lower price still means you’ll be paying roughly $7.50 per pack; that’s saving you $4.99 each compared to the Booster Bundle.

That said, TCGplayer does have some cheaper listings compared to Amazon for this one — going for as much as $261.83 , only 75 cents above market price.

On the other hand, Kings Games’ Amazon price is still the go-to if you prefer buying from a standard retail site.

Delta Reign’s ETB is Going For Under $140

We’ve been getting used to seeing Pokemon’s 30th Celebration ETB fluctuating in price enough that you might be paying over $200 for one box, but you can now pre-order the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box for a much lower $139.95 at Amazon from the get-go.

Also from Kings Games, you’ll again be looking at a Tuesday, 10 November delivery; plus, you’ll be getting all the usual extras along with some boosters: specifically nine Delta Reign booster packs, 65 card sleeves, 45 Pokémon TCG Energy cards, a player’s guide, six damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, two plastic condition markers, four dividers to keep everything organized within the box, within the box, and a code card for Pokémon Trading Card Game Live.

Like with the Display Box, though, TCGplayer is a little bit cheaper for Delta Reign’s ETB if you want to spend as little as possible: going for as little as $130.94 , which is actually 23 cents below its estimated $131.17 market price.

Ben Williams – IGN freelance contributor with over 10 years of experience covering gaming, tech, film, TV, and anime. Follow him on Twitter/X @BenLevelTen .