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Pokémon Day 2027 Collection: $14.99, Last Year's Box $36.51

The 2027 box has no Pokémon page yet. Last year's box, which Coded Yellow reported at the same price, now sits at $36.51, and the stamped Pikachu in it is worth $2.48.

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Bar chart of the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection on TCGplayer data on November 14, 2026: list price, low price $34.00, market price $36.51, mid price $41.48

The Pokémon Day 2027 Collection reaches US retail on January 29, 2027 at $14.99, according to trade site ICv2, with a stamped foil Pikachu promo, a plastic coin, three booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code card. Last year's version, the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection, had a TCGplayer market price of $36.51 on November 14, 2.4 times the list price that third-party site Coded Yellow reported for it.

We read the TCGCSV export of TCGplayer prices on November 14, 2026 at 13:02 UTC; the file carried TCGCSV's own stamp of November 13, 20:05 UTC. For the 2026 box it showed "marketPrice": 36.51, a low price of $34.00 and a mid price of $41.48, and the stamped Pikachu inside it showed a market price of $2.48. That is one dated reading, not a history: TCGCSV is a daily snapshot with no sales counts.

The 2027 box goes on sale January 29, and Pokémon has no page for it yet

ICv2 reported the box on November 12 with a January 29, 2027 release, and gave Pokémon Day as February 27, 2027. ICv2 doesn't compare it with the 2026 box; the 2026 price comes from Coded Yellow only. We checked Pokémon's own TCG product gallery on November 14 and it lists the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection only, so every 2027 detail below comes from the trade and fan press. DarkDex and PokePals UK, both published November 13, relay PokeBeach and PokeGuardian, whose pages we couldn't open from our network, so those two count as relayed, not read.

2026 box2027 box
US releaseJanuary 30, 2026 (Pokémon)January 29, 2027 (ICv2)
US list pricePer Coded Yellow, a third-party site$14.99 (ICv2)
Promo cardStamped foil Pikachu, 051/162, Temporal Forces artStamped foil Pikachu, 055/217, Ascended Heroes art by kamonabe (DarkDex, PokePals)
CoinMetallic coin (Pokémon's 2026 page)Plastic coin (ICv2, PokePals; DarkDex says metallic)
Booster packs3, from different expansions3, sets not named
DigitalNone listedPokémon TCG Live code card

Three things are still open. PokePals writes that "Nobody has said yet which sets the three booster packs come from." DarkDex says the card should be cosmos holofoil according to PokeBeach, and PokePals adds that Pokémon hasn't confirmed it. DarkDex also notes that "The European release date has not been announced yet." Our own release calendar for 2026 and 2027 doesn't carry this box yet, for the same reason: no Pokémon page to cite.

The 2027 stamped card is an existing Ascended Heroes card plus a stamp. TCGdex lists Pikachu 055 in that set as a common illustrated by kamonabe, and the unstamped copy had a market price of $0.25 on November 14. If you opened Ascended Heroes packs you may already own it without the stamp.

Last year's box is a $36.51 product at 2.4 times its list price, and one reading is what we have

On the November 14 read, the 2026 box had a market price of $36.51, a low price of $34.00, a mid price of $41.48 and a high price of $200.00 (one outlier asking price, not something to plan around). Even the low price is 2.3 times list, $19.01 above list. TCGplayer's market price is its own measure for the product and not what any one buyer paid, and fees aren't in it; how a market price differs from an asking price is worth a read if you're comparing.

The list price for the 2026 box rests on one source. Coded Yellow, a UK site, wrote on December 24, 2025 that the box "has a recommended retail price of £15.99 in the UK and $14.99 in the US." Pokémon's own page for the box states no price. We use $14.99 and say whose number it is.

Bar chart of the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection on TCGplayer data on November 14, 2026: market price $36.51, the stamped Pikachu inside $2.48, and the rest of the box $34.03Bar chart of the Pokémon Day 2026 Collection on TCGplayer data on November 14, 2026: market price $36.51, the stamped Pikachu inside $2.48, and the rest of the box $34.03 Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGCSV (TCGplayer data), file stamp November 13, 2026

Coded Yellow also wrote that the box "has sold out at all major stockists over a month before release". That is a UK site describing shops, and we can't see US stock, so our inference is that a sell-out at shops pushed buyers to the secondary market. It's inference, not a measured link; a price history would show it, and a single TCGCSV file can't. If you want one at list, our guide to Pokémon cards at MSRP covers where to look.

The stamped Pikachu is $2.48, 6.8% of the box, and about 7.8 times the plain card

The stamped Pikachu in the 2026 box is Pikachu 051/162, a common from Temporal Forces with the Pokémon Day stamp. Its market price on November 14 was $2.48, which is 6.8% of the box's market price. The unstamped Temporal Forces Pikachu had a market price of $0.32, so the stamp is worth about 7.8 times the plain card. Against the reverse holo version, at $0.65, it is 3.8 times.

The two earlier Pokémon Day promos we could match show the same pattern, at a larger multiple. Ceruledge 040/091 from Pokémon Day 2024 had a market price of $3.85 against $0.13 for the Paldean Fates holo and $0.20 for its reverse holo, 30 and 19 times. Eevee 074/131 from Pokémon Day 2025 had a market price of $3.99, and we didn't match a plain card for it.

Bar chart of TCGplayer market prices on November 14, 2026: Ceruledge 040/091 Paldean Fates holo $0.13 against the Pokémon Day 2024 stamp $3.85, Pikachu 051/162 Temporal Forces $0.32 against the Pokémon Day 2026 stamp $2.48Bar chart of TCGplayer market prices on November 14, 2026: Ceruledge 040/091 Paldean Fates holo $0.13 against the Pokémon Day 2024 stamp $3.85, Pikachu 051/162 Temporal Forces $0.32 against the Pokémon Day 2026 stamp $2.48 Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGCSV (TCGplayer data), file stamp November 13, 2026

A collector in r/PokeCollectors put the theory in one line:

u/long_fish3000 wrote "any pika card with some limited stamp on it goes up". Against the plain card, yes: the three stamped promos in our chart sit at $2.48 to $3.99 and their plain versions at $0.13 to $0.32. Against the box it arrived in, no: the box is 14.7 times the card. Whether the stamped card "goes up" over time is the part one reading can't answer, because that needs a price history we don't have.

Bar chart of TCGplayer market prices on November 14, 2026 for three Pokémon Day stamped promos: Ceruledge 2024 $3.85, Eevee 2025 $3.99, Pikachu 2026 $2.48Bar chart of TCGplayer market prices on November 14, 2026 for three Pokémon Day stamped promos: Ceruledge 2024 $3.85, Eevee 2025 $3.99, Pikachu 2026 $2.48 Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGCSV (TCGplayer data), file stamp November 13, 2026

We'd expect the 2027 stamped Pikachu to settle nearer the $2.48 to $3.99 of the stamped Pikachu, Ceruledge and Eevee promos in the same TCGCSV group than anywhere else, because it is also a common card with a stamp. That's judgement, not data, and the same group shows how wide the range can be: the Sylveon 040/131 Pokémon Day promo had a market price of $6.14 and the 2026 Bulbasaur 001/132 promo $41.93 on November 14. Neither of those two is the stamped Pikachu that comes in the box. The 2027 card has no TCGplayer product yet: the TCGCSV file for the miscellaneous cards and products group lists the 2024, 2025 and 2026 Pokémon Day items and nothing for 2027.

Reddit is guessing the pack list from the box art and arguing about scalpers

The r/PokeCollectors thread on the reveal, which we read through its RSS feed on November 14 (no scores readable), is the most useful look at what buyers are reacting to. Its title says the box releases January 27, while ICv2, DarkDex and PokePals all say January 29; we use the 29th.

On the packs, two commenters read the same box art and came to different lists. u/Psychaitea wrote "Looks to me like 2 DRE, 1 PBL." and u/RedSnowman117 wrote "Oof pass. Looks like DRE, PB and CR as the packs." Both are guesses from an image, and PokePals says nobody has confirmed the sets. A pack list matters here because the three packs are the part of the box you can open, so we'd hold any pack-based value claim until Pokémon names them.

On scalpers, u/TheCactusPat wrote "Of course everything gets scalped but this has low scalpability", and u/Total-Town-7634 answered the general case with "its pokemon. of course it'll get scalped." Last year's box doesn't settle it, but it leans toward the pessimist: its market price is 2.4 times list now and its low price is 2.3 times. The 2026 box did come out on Ascended Heroes day (Coded Yellow), and nothing we've read ties the 2027 box to a set launch. For retailer deals in the weeks before January, see our Pokémon cards on Black Friday guide.

At list price the box is the product and the Pikachu is a $2 to $4 extra

The call: on last year's numbers, $34.03 of the box's $36.51 market price is everything except the stamped card. If you want the 2027 box, the retail list price is the figure to hold on to. We aren't saying it will reach last year's level and have no way to say; a sell-out at shops, per Coded Yellow, is one reason 2026 did, and we don't know how many 2027 boxes there will be.

What would change our mind: Pokémon naming the three packs, a per-customer limit from a big retailer, or a TCGplayer listing for the 2027 box. Any of the three would move this from "unpriced" to something with a number in it, and we'd re-read the file then.

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