The Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box releases November 6, 2026. The Pokémon Center version costs $59.99 and shows as unavailable, GameStop lists the regular box at $89.99, and eBay presales sold between about $114 and $200 on November 1, depending on which version it is. Nobody has the product in hand at scale yet, so those eBay prices are bets on a box that hasn't shipped.
Pokémon has now put the box lineup on its own site, which settles contents questions the trackers disagreed on.
Watch the video: Live look: Pokémon Center drop! Delta Reign Exclusive ETBs.
What's in the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box?
According to Pokémon's Delta Reign product showcase and the Pokémon Center listing:
| Regular ETB | Pokémon Center ETB | |
|---|---|---|
| Booster packs | 9 | 11 |
| Kyogre promo cards | 1 full-art foil | 2 (one with a Pokémon Center logo) |
| Card sleeves | 65 | 65 |
| Energy cards | 40 | 40 |
| Extras | Damage-counter dice, coin-flip die, plastic coin, player's guide, storage box | Same, with 6 dividers in the box |
Both are listed as available November 6, 2026. The extra two packs and the stamped promo are why the Pokémon Center box trades at a big premium. If you've seen a page claiming eight packs in the regular box, Pokémon's own page says nine.
How much is the Delta Reign ETB?
- Pokémon Center ETB: $59.99. The product page shows "unavailable," a purchase limit of 2, and says it is a final sale item. Pokémon Center says it expects to ship in early November and won't charge the card until it ships.
- Regular ETB, GameStop: $89.99. The GameStop page lists a November 27 release date and a limit of 4 per account, which doesn't match Pokémon's November 6 date, so check the date before you preorder there.
- Regular ETB, Best Buy: listed as "Coming Soon" with an 11/6/2026 release date and no price shown on the search page when we checked on November 1.
- Regular ETB, reported MSRP: $49.99. That figure comes from third-party trackers and retail reports. We couldn't match it to a retailer page, so treat it as unconfirmed. We covered the same price tables in our Delta Reign booster box preorder piece.
Delta Reign ETB eBay sold prices (checked November 1, 2026)
We searched eBay sold and completed listings on November 1. Almost all of them are labeled presale, meaning the seller is selling a box that hasn't been released yet.
- Pokémon Center ETB: most sold between $180 and $200, with a handful around $190. One sold at $105 and one multi-box lot went for $369.99, so there is a lot of scatter.
- Regular ETB: most sold between $114 and $128, with outliers as low as $85 and $94.88.
- Booster box (for context): one sold at $243.74.
That is roughly 3x the Pokémon Center price and 2.3x the reported $49.99 MSRP. A presale sale is not a delivered sale: whether those sellers fulfil on release day is something we can't verify, and a buyer's money is exposed until the box arrives.
How rare is it?
Pokémon hasn't published a print run for the Delta Reign ETB, so there is no official number. What we can point to is behavior: our own live drop video from September 30 shows the Pokémon Center exclusive ETB selling out in under an hour, and the listing shows unavailable now. The regular box will be sold wherever Pokémon TCG products are sold, so supply there depends on each retailer's allocation.
Fee math: what a presale flip nets
eBay's Collectible Card Games rate without a Store is 13.25% of the total sale plus $0.40 per order over $10, according to eBay's fee page. Ignoring shipping supplies and sales tax on the buy:
- Pokémon Center ETB sells at $185: fees about $24.91, leaving about $160.09. Against $59.99, about $100 before shipping.
- Regular ETB sells at $120: fees about $16.30, leaving about $103.70. Against a $49.99 retail buy, about $54; against GameStop's $89.99, about $14.
The catch is price drift after launch. Our Delta Reign preorder guide and the booster box piece both cite Pitch Black, the previous Mega Evolution set, whose ETB reportedly fell about 37% in the weeks after release, per a single third-party tracker. One set isn't a rule, but it is the nearest precedent.
Flip, hold or pass? Our take
This is analysis, not a promise.
- Pokémon Center ETB: the only version with a clear gap between retail ($59.99) and market (about $185). If you can buy it at retail, the math is strong, but it is a final-sale item, so make sure you want the sealed box. It is also unavailable right now.
- Regular ETB at about $50: a thin-margin flip once fees come out. Cheaper to hold if you open product.
- Regular ETB at $89.99 or presale at $114 and up: pass. You are paying close to the likely resale price before the supply wave.
- Selling presale: only if you are certain you can deliver. Check the retailer's cancel terms first; Pokémon Center allows preorder cancellation, but we haven't verified Best Buy's or GameStop's.
We cover retail drops like this in our Pokémon group. For how to actually get product at MSRP, read how to buy Pokémon cards at retail, and see the rest of our Pokémon TCG coverage.
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Sources
- Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Product Showcase, Pokemon.com
- Delta Reign Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, Pokémon Center, checked November 1, 2026
- Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box, GameStop, checked November 1, 2026
- Best Buy search results for the Delta Reign ETB, checked November 1, 2026
- eBay sold and completed listings, checked November 1, 2026
- eBay selling fees