Where to buy Pokemon Day 2026 Collection, the adorable but hard-to-find Pikachu pack
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Wondering where to buy the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection? Honestly, you're not alone. Plenty of fans are in the same boat, and it's finding a copy can be harder than your average Geodude.
That's why I'm working out where to buy the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection here, all so you don't have to. Put your feet up, friend; I've got this. I've been hunting for stock of the best card games for quite a while now, and that means I have a few tricks up my sleeve when it comes to tracking down hard-to-get releases. This pack (which celebrates both the annual Poke-day on February 27 and the franchise turning 30) is just one example.
Things move quickly in this field, so pop back every now and then if nothing's available right now to see if any stock has turned up!
Where to buy Pokemon Day 2026 Collection in the US
Although the box set it tricky to find right now, I have seen a copy lurking over at Miniature Market for a not-outrageous price. Although it's also available at Amazon and at Walmart, those are from a third party. That means there's a risk to diving in, but most reviews for these particular items seem positive.
Miniature Market
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✅ $29.99
And we have a winner! Reliable indie retailer Miniature Market has now got stock of the collection box, and while I think it may still be priced above MSRP, it's the cheapest offer I've seen yet.
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Amazon
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✅ $38.99
Even though it's a bit more expensive than competitors, the third-party seller offering this pack is getting far more positive responses for this item. That means I'm more likely to recommend it, as it seems to be a safe bet.
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Walmart
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✅ $38.99
Walmart seems to have come through with more Pokemon TCG stock. However, it's worth noting that this listing is overpriced along with being sold by a third party. While most reviews seem positive and in the four to five-star range, it's worth bearing in mind nonetheless - proceed at your own risk.
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Best Buy
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✅ $46.99
Even though this pack is available right now at Best Buy (which is a pleasant surprise, compared to normal Pokemon TCG stock at the retailer), it's significantly more expensive than I've seen anywhere else.
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Target
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✅ $99.99 (for two)
Unlike usual, you can still buy the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection at Target... but only in a double pack that costs a significant amount of cash. Ooft.
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TCGPlayer
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Check for stock at TCGPlayer
You can pick up new releases like the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection from TCGPlayer, but there's often a catch. Most of the time, the items are radically overpriced... or, in a case I just spotted, you'll end up paying almost $30 for shipping. Cheeky.
eBay
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I wouldn't recommend hitting up eBay sellers when looking to buy the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection because items here tend to very overpriced courtesy of resellers, but I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't say it was an option. I just wouldn't suggest it, honestly.
Pokemon Center
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I've not been able to find the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection from the official source yet, which probably means it's sold out. Boo.
Where to buy Pokemon Day 2026 Collection in the UK
While there may be stock available at Zatu and Smyths Toys (it's a bit unclear based on the listings), Amazon definitely has the set. The catch is that it's invite-by-request, though that does mean you're paying normal price rather than an inflated one.
Amazon
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✅ £15.99
Amazon comes through yet again with hard-to-find stock, this time on the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection. Thanks to its invite-by-request system, you have a much better chance at securing this thing for a reasonable price.
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Zatu Games
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Sorry folks, the listing at Zatu has already been and gone. I'd check in occasionally just in case, but I'm not expecting a repeat showing.
Smyths Toys
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Is the Collection available here? To be frank, I'm not sure - it seems to suggest it is, but then I can't click through. Keep an eye on this one, and maybe see if you can find stock in your local store via the on-page checker.
Wayland Games
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Wayland Games is one of the best options if you can get in early, because it tends to offer stock at normal prices rather than inflated ones... but everyone knows it. Case in point, the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection has long since sold out here.
Magic Madhouse
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Much like Wayland Games, it's worth checking stores like this early on because it can get stock in at a reasonable price. However, it's long since gone.
TCGPlayer
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Check for stock at TCGPlayer
You can always pick up card sets at TCGPlayer if you're desperate, but I'd call it a last resort. That's because the items in question are often very overpriced.
eBay
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Check stock at eBay
I feel obligated to mention that cards are available at eBay, but I wouldn't say to rely on it unless you're desperate. These are usually sold by resellers who've marked prices up to an absurd degree, so it's simply not worth the effort.
Pokemon Center
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I'm not seeing any listings on where to buy Pokemon Day 2026 Collection here, which means it's either sold out or hasn't been posted to the site yet. I'm guessing the former.
Pokemon Day 2026 Collection FAQ
So, what does this set actually include? If you're curious, it's a tie-in to this year's Pokemon Day and the franchise's 30th anniversary that features a unique Pikachu card with a Pokemon Day stamp. It also features a Pokemon Day 2026 coin along with three booster packs.
When does the Pokemon Day 2026 Collection come out?
The limited Pokemon Day 2026 Collection box arrived at the end of January (January 30, to be precise), so it's available now. Well, in theory. It's been tricky to get hold of thanks to selling out almost everywhere.
Why are Pokemon cards so hard to buy?
If you've been following the Pokemon TCG for any length of time, you'll know that new sets are almost impossible to get at a reasonable price. While sheer demand causes them to sell out, resellers are also responsible for the shortage - they tend to buy up as many units as they can to sell out at outrageously inflated prices.
There's a chance that production (e.g. simply not making enough units to meet demand) could be to blame as well. Still, it's worth noting that The Pokemon Company is working to solve the issue - it's in the process of acquiring a US card game distributor.
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