Star Trek Scene Box & Beam Me Up Bundle Price, Delay & Resale

Official Magic: The Gathering Star Trek key art of five captains and commanders in front of a rainbow of vertical light beams — Image: Wizards of the Coast, via magic.wizards.com

Wizards of the Coast updated its Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek delay notice on November 5, 2026 with North American details. Per Wizards, Scene Boxes and Bundles are delayed and will arrive after Prerelease, Draft Night and Beam Me Up Bundles will arrive after the tabletop release date (November 13), and Commander decks may arrive after it too. The Beam Me Up Bundle ($99.99 MSRP) sold for $105 to $140 on eBay presales between Nov 3 and Nov 6, while the Scene Box ($41.99 MSRP) presale sales we could isolate ran $51 to $80.

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What Wizards delayed in North America

This is the notice as Wizards published it, updated Nov 5:

Product	North America status (per Wizards)
Play Boosters and Prerelease Packs	On track
Scene Boxes	Delayed, arrive after Prerelease
Bundles	Delayed, arrive after Prerelease
Draft Night	Delayed, arrive after the tabletop release date
Beam Me Up Bundles	Delayed, arrive after the tabletop release date
Commander decks	Delayed, may arrive after the tabletop release date

Wizards says the delays are fluid and tells players to check with their local store or retailer. Latin America has its own list (Scene Boxes and Draft Night after the tabletop release), and Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific have longer lists that include Collector Boosters. Our original delay breakdown from October 16 has the regional detail. The Prerelease date differs by source: Wizards' notice refers to Prerelease events starting November 6, while TheGamer's North America write-up reports November 12 for the end of that window. Check your local store.

How much is the Star Trek Scene Box and Beam Me Up Bundle?

Retail prices below are Wizards' official MSRPs from its collecting guide, as we recorded in our per-pack price breakdown:

Product	MSRP	What is inside
Scene Box (Enterprise-Q or Divergent Timeline)	$41.99	3 Play Boosters, six foil borderless scene cards, six art cards, display easel
Bundle	$69.99	9 Play Boosters, 30 lands, one foil promo
Beam Me Up Bundle	$99.99	8 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 30 lands, two foil promos
Draft Night	$119.99	12 Play Boosters, 1 Collector Booster, 90 lands

Retailer preorder prices can sit above MSRP. Mox Boarding House, for example, listed the Enterprise-Q Scene Box at $44.99 as a preorder "expected to have delayed availability" when we checked on November 6.

Star Trek Scene Box and Beam Me Up Bundle eBay sold prices

We checked eBay sold listings on November 6, 2026. Every sale below is a presale, because none of this product has reached North American stores yet, so the buyer is paying for a promise of delivery from a third-party seller.

Beam Me Up Bundle: 11 recent sales from $105.00 to $139.99, most between about $110 and $127 (Nov 3 to Nov 6). The highest was a $139.99 sale on Nov 6. That is roughly 5% to 40% over MSRP.
Scene Box: sales of single boxes and multi-box lots from Oct 18 to Nov 6. Single-box listings we could separate out sold between $51.11 and $79.99 (Oct 26 to Nov 4). Lots of two ran from $69.98 to $176.56, so read per-box math carefully. MSRP is $41.99.
Standard Bundle: two Nov 6 presale sales at $52.40 and $57.99, which is below the $69.99 MSRP.

The split is the useful part. The product Wizards says will arrive latest, the Beam Me Up Bundle, is the one holding a premium. The Bundle, which Wizards says only misses Prerelease, is selling under MSRP. That pattern fits what the delay notice would suggest, but it is only 2 to 11 listings per product, so treat it as a snapshot.

Is the Beam Me Up Bundle worth flipping? Fee math

eBay's rate for Toys & Hobbies > Collectible Card Games is 13.25% of the sale (up to $7,500), plus a per-order fee we have used in earlier articles at $0.40 on orders over $10. We confirmed the 13.25% on eBay's selling fees page today.

Product	Cost at MSRP	Break-even eBay sale price (before shipping)
Scene Box	$41.99	about $48.90
Bundle	$69.99	about $81.20
Beam Me Up Bundle	$99.99	about $115.40

At a typical recent sold price of about $115, the Beam Me Up Bundle roughly breaks even after fees, and shipping and packaging come on top. You only make money at the higher end of the range, and only if you can actually buy at MSRP, which is the hard part when the product is delayed. A seller who bought at a retailer preorder markup, or paid a presale premium on eBay, is underwater.

Will the delays push prices up?

Our October delay article noted that delays can lift prices and can also fade. The Beam Me Up Bundle shows the first half. Three things can undo it:

Stock lands in volume. If retailers receive pallets in the weeks after November 13, the presale premium can disappear.
Singles matter more than boxes. The Beam Me Up Bundle includes a Collector Booster, but sealed premiums depend on how many people want to open product, and the full card gallery is not due until November 30.
Retail demand is unproven. We have no sell-through data, and eBay presale prices are not sales volume.

Retailer cancel and shipping terms

We did not verify the cancellation, return or shipping-window policy of any retailer for these products, and Wizards does not state one. Many retailers list Star Trek items with delayed availability and no firm ship date. Before you preorder or buy a presale listing, check that you can cancel before shipment and that the seller names a real ship date. We would not call any sealed preorder low-risk. It is only lower-risk when the seller accepts returns, and you have to confirm that yourself.

Flip, hold or pass? Our take

This is analysis, not a promise.

Flip: The Beam Me Up Bundle only if you already hold it at MSRP or near it. At about $115 sold, there is little room after fees.
Hold: A Beam Me Up Bundle or two if you want the Collector Booster and promos and can wait for stock to settle. Sealed holds are a longer bet than a delay-driven spike.
Pass: Presale listings well above $115, Scene Box lots priced above about $49 per box, and any seller with no named ship date.

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