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Journey Together sealed prices

Journey Together is a Pokémon set, released in March 2025. We track 20 sealed products from it, all with a current market price. The typical product sells for 1.7× its list price today. The most expensive is Journey Together Half Booster Box at $333.33.

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Every sealed Journey Together product we track, most expensive first. Market price is TCGplayer's, read once a day.
ProductTypeListMarketMultiple
Journey Together Half Booster Box Box — $333.33 —
Journey Together Build & Battle Box Display Build & Battle — $333.12 —
Journey Together Enhanced Booster Box Box — $228.21 —
Journey Together Booster Box Box $179.99 $207.46 1.1×
Journey Together Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box (Exclusive) Elite Trainer Box $59.99 $193.25 3.2×
Journey Together Elite Trainer Box Elite Trainer Box $49.99 $135.71 2.7×
Journey Together 3 Pack Blister [Set of 2] Blister $27.98 $43.49 1.6×
Journey Together Premium Checklane Blister [Rhyperior] Blister — $41.49 —
Journey Together Booster Bundle Booster Bundle $26.94 $39.89 1.5×
Journey Together Premium Checklane Blister [Klinklang] Blister — $38.96 —
Journey Together Build & Battle Box Build & Battle $21.99 $36.12 1.6×
Journey Together Single Pack Blister [Melmetal] Blister — $34.66 —
Journey Together Sleeved Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4] Bundle $17.96 $30.81 1.7×
Journey Together 3 Pack Blister [Scrafty] Blister $13.99 $26.83 1.9×
Journey Together Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4] Bundle $17.96 $25.71 1.4×
Journey Together 3 Pack Blister [Yanmega] Blister $13.99 $24.04 1.7×
Journey Together Single Pack Blister [Archaludon] Blister — $12.88 —
Journey Together Single Pack Blister [Yanma] Blister — $11.55 —
Journey Together Single Pack Blister [Scraggy] Blister — $10.29 —
Journey Together Fun Pack — — $4.05 —

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.