Sealed TCG Booster Boxes

A booster box is a sealed retail display of booster packs, the way most players buy a new set for drafting and the way collectors keep a set unopened. This collection lists the sealed booster boxes and booster displays we stock: over 110 you can order now, across more than...

A booster box is a sealed retail display of booster packs, the way most players buy a new set for drafting and the way collectors keep a set unopened. This collection lists the sealed booster boxes and booster displays we stock: over 110 you can order now, across more than a dozen trading card games. We've left out storage cases, single packs, bundles and mystery repacks.

Games in this collection

  • Magic: The Gathering: Play, Set, Draft, Jumpstart and Collector booster boxes, from recent sets such as Edge of Eternities, Tarkir: Dragonstorm, Final Fantasy, Duskmourn, Bloomburrow, Modern Horizons 3 and Avatar: The Last Airbender, back to older sets such as Gatecrash and Dragon's Maze. See our Magic: The Gathering shop.
  • Yu-Gi-Oh!: Konami booster boxes including The Infinite Forbidden, Quarter Century Bonanza, the 25th Anniversary Rarity Collections, Retro Pack 2 and many core sets.
  • Bandai games: One Piece Card Game (OP-14 and OP-12), Digimon Card Game (BT23 and BT24), the Gundam Card Game (GD01 and GD02) and Union Arena. See also our One Piece Card Game range.
  • Others: Weiss Schwarz, hololive Official Card Game, CookieRun: Braverse, Flesh and Blood, Sorcery: Contested Realm, Final Fantasy TCG, MetaZoo and the My Hero Academia CCG, plus one Korean-language Pokémon booster box (Destined Rivals, 30 packs).

Play, Set, Draft and Collector boxes

For Magic sets, a Play Booster box (usually 30 or 36 packs) is the standard choice for drafting with friends. Set and Draft boxes are the older formats. Collector Booster boxes hold 12 premium packs with more foils and alternate art, and cost much more. Pack counts are in each title.

Language and editions

Card language varies between boxes. A few listings say Japanese or Korean in the title, but many do not state the language at all, and some sets, including certain Union Arena, Battle Spirits and Weiss Schwarz boxes, are Japanese-language releases. Check each listing, and if the language matters to you, email us at playvia.uk@gmail.com before ordering. Older sets are earlier print runs that have stayed sealed; the set name tells you which one you're getting.

Prices and delivery

Prices currently start at about £23 for small boxes, the typical box costs around £113, and premium Magic Collector displays cost much more. We process orders within 1–4 working days and delivery usually takes 5–10 working days, with free UK delivery. To protect a sealed box, see our card sleeves, binders and storage, or browse all trading cards and TCG.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a Play Booster box and a Collector Booster box?

A Magic: The Gathering Play Booster box usually holds 30 or 36 packs and is made for drafting and opening. A Collector Booster box holds 12 premium packs with more foil and alternate-art cards, and costs considerably more.

Are the booster boxes sealed?

Yes. This collection only includes sealed booster boxes and booster displays. Storage cases, single packs, bundles and mystery repacks are not included.

What language are the cards in?

It varies. A few listings are marked Japanese or Korean, but many do not state the language. Check the listing, and if you need a particular language, email us at playvia.uk@gmail.com before ordering.

Do you have Pokémon booster boxes?

This collection has one sealed Pokémon booster box, a Korean-language Destined Rivals box with 30 packs. Our Pokémon TCG collection holds Pokémon card accessories, such as Elite Trainer Box protector cases, sleeves, binders and playmats, plus Temporal Forces 3-pack blisters.

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