TL;DR: The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box is on sale for $69.95 at Amazon, down from its $119.99 list price.

Pitch Black’s Elite Trainer Box has been steadily dropping in price since launch week, and Amazon has just pushed the nine-pack Pokémon TCG box to an all-time low price.

As of Aug. 4, you can pick up the Pokémon TCG’s Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box for $69.95 at Amazon. The retailer has shaved $50.04 from the $119.99 list price, bringing the box down by 42% altogether. That’s the lowest-ever price for the Pitch Black ETB — confirmed with price tracker camelcamelcamel.

More importantly, Amazon’s deal sits $2.64 below TCGplayer’s current unopened market price of $72.59 — and is even sold and shipped directly by Amazon, rather than coming through one of the marketplace’s many third-party sellers. At the time of writing, you’ll get free delivery as fast as Aug. 8.

Over on TCGplayer, an unopened listing is available for $72.99 with shipping included, but the seller requires a minimum order of two. Another option costs $70, plus an extra $8 shipping fee.

No matter where you buy from, you’ll get an ETB containing nine Pitch Black booster packs, one full-art foil Zarude promo card, 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, and a player’s guide to the trading card game’s latest expansion. At this low price, you’re looking at $7.77 per pack before considering even the accessories and promo cards — a nice saving compared to the $9.97 per pack price for single Pitch Black boosters on Amazon. 

Although prices have dropped slightly since launch, Pitch Black still has plenty of valuable chase cards worth up to nearly $300 that you can pull, or buy directly from TCGplayer separately — including SIR Mega Darkai ex, MHR Mega Darkrai ex, and SIR Morpeko ex. 

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