Battle Styles sealed prices

Battle Styles is a Pokémon set, released in March 2021. We track 25 sealed products from it, 18 with a current market price. The typical product sells for 3.0× its list price today, and the set is out of print — no more is being made. The dearest is Battle Styles Build & Battle Box Display at $500.00.

Open Battle Styles in Market → Charts, 30-day moves and the rest of the catalog.

Every sealed Battle Styles product we track, dearest first. Market price is TCGplayer's, read once a day.
ProductTypeListMarketMultiple30 days
Battle Styles Build & Battle Box Display Build & Battle $500.00
Battle Styles Booster Box Box $283.61
Battle Styles Elite Trainer Box [Set of 2] Elite Trainer Box $79.98 $247.60 3.1×
V Strikers Tin [Set of 2] Tin $144.64
Battle Styles Elite Trainer Box [Rapid Strike Urshifu] (Blue) Elite Trainer Box $39.99 $134.13 3.4×
Battle Styles Elite Trainer Box [Single Strike Urshifu] (Red) Elite Trainer Box $39.99 $129.54 3.2×
V Strikers Tin [Tyranitar V] Tin $98.62
Galarian Rapidash V Box Box $92.69
V Strikers Tin [Empoleon V] Tin $89.48
Spring 2021 Collector's Chest Tin Tin $58.22
Battle Styles Build & Battle Box Build & Battle $19.99 $48.87 2.4×
Rapid Strike Urshifu V Box Box $43.08
Battle Styles Sleeved Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4] Bundle $15.96 $42.21 2.6×
Single Strike Urshifu V Box Box $39.77
Battle Styles Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4] Bundle $15.96 $38.62 2.4×
Battle Styles 3 Pack Blister [Jolteon] Blister $12.99 $38.51 3.0×
Battle Styles 3 Pack Blister [Eevee] Blister $12.99 $27.19 2.1×
Battle Styles Single Pack Blister [Charmander] Blister $24.99
Battle Styles Single Pack Blister [Arrokuda] Blister
Battle Styles Premium Checklane Blister [Tyranitar] Blister
Battle Styles Premium Checklane Blister [Corviknight] Blister
Battle Styles Premium Checklane Blister [Golisopod] Blister
Battle Styles Premium Checklane Blister [Toxtricity] Blister
V Strikers Tin [Empoleon V] (International Version) Tin
V Strikers Tin [Tyranitar V] (International Version) Tin

Market price is what the product actually sold for on TCGplayer, not what sellers are asking. “List” is the shelf price where we have one on file; a dash means we do not, so no multiple is shown. Prices were read September 20, 2026. This describes a market — it is not advice.