League & Championship Cards sealed prices: packs, boxes and ETBs
There are 12 League & Championship Cards sealed products with a price in our catalog. The most expensive card in the set, Pokemon Catcher - 95/98 (Player Rewards), is worth about $826.26 raw.
All sealed products
| Product | Type | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Fighting Energy (WotC 2002 League Promo) | Tin | $8.88 |
 | Fighting Energy (2010 Play! Pokemon) | Tin | $7.27 |
 | Fighting Energy (2009 Unnumbered POP Promo) | Tin | $6.91 |
 | Fighting Energy (2006-2007 League Promo) | Tin | $5.91 |
 | Fighting Energy (2011 Pokemon League) | Tin | $4.38 |
 | Fighting Energy (2011 Play! Pokemon) | Tin | $2.65 |
 | Fighting Energy (2007-2008 League Promo) | Tin | $1.91 |
 | Fighting Energy (2010 Unnumbered HGSS Style Non-Holo) | Tin | $0.33 |
 | Fighting Energy (2006 Unnumbered) | Tin | $0.30 |
 | Fighting Energy (2011 Unnumbered) | Tin | $0.29 |
 | Fighting Energy (2007 Unnumbered D/P Style Non-Holo) | Tin | $0.22 |
 | Fighting Energy (2005 Unnumbered) | Tin | $0.16 |
Reference market price on TCGplayer (US). Store prices may differ.
What each product contains
- Tin: A metal tin with packs and a promo.
Exact contents vary between sets and editions: check the box before buying.
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