What is in a Pokemon tin?

A Pokemon tin holds 2 to 5 booster packs: a Mini Tin has 2, a Stacking Tin 3, and a standard tin 4 in 2026 (5 in 2025) plus a foil promo card. The tin outlives the cards and is the reason a lot of people buy them. Sealed, it sells for $19.77 to $63.63 on TCGplayer depending on the set, at market price read October 18, 2026.

Those counts come from The Pokemon Company's own product pages, read August 15, 2026, and describe current English releases. How many packs each kind of product holds has every one with its source. They are deliberately not stated per set, because the contents have changed between releases; what we can stand behind for a set is what came out of the ones opened here, counted below.

Which sets we opened these from

• 30th Celebration 5 openings5 packs
• Ascended Heroes 4 openings8 packs
• Mega Evolution 3 openings3 packs
• Phantasmal Flames 2 openings4 packs
• Black Bolt 2 openings2 packs
• White Flare 2 openings2 packs
• Journey Together 2 openings2 packs
• Prismatic Evolutions 1 opening2 packs
• Chaos Rising 1 opening1 pack
• Perfect Order 1 opening1 pack
• Destined Rivals 1 opening1 pack

Openings and packs counted here, in our own videos, which is the only place these numbers come from. Of the 17 openings above, 5 are tagged with more than one set and are counted under each of them. The column therefore adds up to 24, more than the 17. Each row opens that set's guide.

What a Tin costs, by set. TCGplayer market price, read October 18, 2026

Prices are TCGplayer market and lowest listing, read October 18, 2026, the same figures the rest of this site quotes. They move. Pack prices works out what that comes to per pack, and what it should cost has the retail figure to measure any of it against. Each photograph is TCGplayer's, and it is that row's own product rather than a stand-in, which is why the art is different in every one of them.