151 sealed prices

151 is a Pokémon set, released in September 2023. We track 23 sealed products from it, all with a current market price. The typical product sells for 5.5× its list price today. The most expensive is 151 Booster Bundle Display at $1,831.40.

Open 151 in Market Charts, 30-day moves and the rest of the catalog.

Every sealed 151 product we track, most expensive first. Market price is TCGplayer's, read once a day.
ProductTypeListMarketMultiple
151 Booster Bundle Display Booster Bundle — $1,831.40 —
151 Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive) Elite Trainer Box $59.99 $1,173.14 19.6×
151 Ultra-Premium Collection Ultra-Premium Collection $99.99 $832.99 8.3×
151 Mini Tin Display Tin — $536.27 —
151 Elite Trainer Box Elite Trainer Box $49.99 $494.68 9.9×
Blooming Waters Premium Collection Premium Collection $39.99 $322.31 8.1×
Costco Scarlet & Violet 151 Zapdos ex & Alakazam ex Bundle Bundle — $317.00 —
151 Binder Collection Collection — $219.88 —
Sam's Club 151 (4 Mini Tins + 4 Promo Cards Bundle) Bundle — $214.35 —
151 Booster Bundle Booster Bundle $26.94 $166.38 6.2×
151: Alakazam ex Collection Collection $21.99 $114.50 5.2×
151: Zapdos ex Collection Collection — $108.96 —
151 Poster Collection Poster Collection $14.99 $82.19 5.5×
151 Mini Tin [Arcanine & Omanyte] Tin $9.99 $56.38 5.6×
151 Mini Tin [Gengar & Poliwag] Tin $9.99 $55.92 5.6×
151 Mini Tin [Dragonite & Vileplume] Tin $9.99 $55.48 5.5×
151 Mini Tin [Machamp & Cubone] Tin $9.99 $53.15 5.3×
151 Mini Tin [Electabuzz & Magnemites] Tin $9.99 $51.77 5.2×
151 Mini Tin [Hitmonlee & Kadabra] Tin $9.99 $51.43 5.2×
151 Mini Tin [Weezing & Scyther] Tin $9.99 $51.39 5.1×
151 Mini Tin [Slowpoke & Sandshrew] Tin $9.99 $51.26 5.1×
151 Mini Tin [Hitmonchan & Meowth] Tin $9.99 $50.97 5.1×
151 Mini Tin [Magneton & Ekans] Tin $9.99 $50.62 5.1×

Market price is TCGplayer’s market price, based on recent sales rather than what sellers are asking, and quoted as the middle of its last three daily readings so one odd day can’t set it. “List” is the list price where we have one on file (the MSRP, or what Target usually charges); a dash means we do not, so no multiple is shown. Prices were read November 5, 2026. This describes a market — it is not advice.