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30th Celebration ex Tin [Sylveon ex] (Retail Version)
From 30th Celebration · Mega Evolution
The cards inside are worth $57.43 on average at TCGplayer market prices, 60% of the price, before any selling fees. How that is worked out
Listings range $89.98 – $149.00, mid $94.94
- Product type
- Tin
- Packs
- 4 packs
- Cards per pack
- 6
- Released
- Sep 16, 2026
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TCGplayer market is $94.94. Anything listed under $83.54 is at least 12% below it before shipping.
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Expected value of opening
0.60×computed Sep 22, 2026Well below break-even: the cards inside are worth about 60% of the $94.94 price on average at market prices. For specific cards, singles cost less.
- EV per pack
- $14.36
- 4 packs per tin
- EV gross
- $57.43
- raw TCGplayer market value of the average pulls
- EV net
- $41.06
- after 15% fees and $1 shipping per card; 0.43× price
- Break-even price
- $57.43
- pay less than this and opening beats buying singles on average
- Chase share
- 31%
- share of hit value from top-tier rarities (SIR, hyper, secret, a separate alternate-art tier)
- P(at least one top hit)
- 100%
- in the whole tin
- Hit rate per pack
- 100%
- illustration rare or better
| Rarity | Cards | Pull rate | Mean price | EV / pack | Top card |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Special Illustration Rare1 in 19.5 packs · 10 cards, mean $80.27Top: Mew ex #152 · $161.71 | 10 | 1 in 19.5 packs | $80.27 | $4.12 | Mew ex #152 · $161.71 |
| Classic Collection1 in 10 packs · 31 cards, mean $37.14Top: Lugia #149 · $244.35 | 31* | 1 in 10 packs | $37.14 | $3.71 | Lugia #149 · $244.35 |
| Pikachu Rare1 in 1 packs · 30 cards, mean $2.14Top: Pikachu #40 · $6.44 | 30 | 1 in 1 packs | $2.14 | $2.14 | Pikachu #40 · $6.44 |
| Illustration Rare1 in 5.5 packs · 18 cards, mean $10.66Top: Maushold #146 · $27.15 | 18 | 1 in 5.5 packs | $10.66 | $1.94 | Maushold #146 · $27.15 |
| Futuristic Rare1 in 105 packs · 2 cards, mean $93.23Top: Mew ex #158 · $112.11 | 2 | 1 in 105 packs | $93.23 | $0.89 | Mew ex #158 · $112.11 |
| Double Rare1 in 4.5 packs · 12 cards, mean $2.22Top: Mew ex #66 · $7.36 | 12 | 1 in 4.5 packs | $2.22 | $0.49 | Mew ex #66 · $7.36 |
| Guaranteed slotsevery pack: rare slot, reverse holo, commons and uncommons at bulk value | — | every pack | — | $1.07 | rare slot, reverse holo, commons and uncommons at bulk value |
Guides for this product
- How to spot resealed Pokémon booster boxes, ETBs and packsRed flags for resealed product in a listing, and what to check before you open it.
- How to buy Pokémon cards at MSRP in 2026Stores may still sell this at retail. What retail price is for each product type and where it is still charged.
- How we compute sealed EV (and why most boxes are negative EV)How the expected value on this page is calculated, and what it does and does not tell you.
- Where to buy Pokémon cards in stores: a US retail guideWhich kinds of stores carry Pokémon products, how they price them and what purchase limits to expect.
