Vivid Voltage sealed prices

Vivid Voltage is a Pokémon set, released in November 2020. We track 21 sealed products from it, 19 with a current market price. The typical product sells for 3.5× its list price today, and the set is out of print — no more is being made. The most expensive is Vivid Voltage Build & Battle Box Display at $656.36.

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Every sealed Vivid Voltage product we track, most expensive first. Market price is TCGplayer's, read once a day.
Product	Type	List	Market	Multiple
Vivid Voltage Build & Battle Box Display	Build & Battle	—	$656.36	—
Vivid Voltage Theme Deck Display	Deck	—	$399.95	—
Vivid Voltage Booster Box	Box	—	$318.57	—
Sword & Shield Elite Trainer Box Plus [Zamazenta]	Elite Trainer Box	$39.99	$238.97	6.0×
Sword & Shield Elite Trainer Box Plus [Zacian]	Elite Trainer Box	$39.99	$236.89	5.9×
Vivid Voltage Elite Trainer Box	Elite Trainer Box	$39.99	$142.08	3.5×
Fall 2020 Collector's Chest Tin	Tin	—	$90.32	—
Orbeetle V Box	Box	—	$70.88	—
Alakazam V Box	Box	—	$62.55	—
Vivid Voltage Build & Battle Box	Build & Battle	$19.99	$59.67	3.0×
Vivid Voltage 3 Pack Blister [Vaporeon]	Blister	$12.99	$44.99	3.5×
Vivid Voltage 3 Pack Blister [Sobble]	Blister	$12.99	$43.65	3.4×
Vivid Voltage Sleeved Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4]	Bundle	$15.96	$42.04	2.6×
Vivid Voltage Booster Pack Art Bundle [Set of 4]	Bundle	$15.96	$41.44	2.6×
Vivid Voltage Theme Deck [Charizard]	Deck	—	$25.84	—
Vivid Voltage Single Pack Blister [Grookey]	Blister	—	$20.18	—
Vivid Voltage Single Pack Blister [Scorbunny]	Blister	—	$19.85	—
Vivid Voltage Theme Deck [Drednaw]	Deck	—	$11.35	—
Vivid Voltage Premium Checklane Blister [Appletun]	Blister	—	$10.00	—
Galar Sidekicks Premium Collection	Premium Collection	$39.99	—	—
Vivid Voltage Premium Checklane Blister [Weezing]	Blister	—	—	—

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.