Description
Buy the Triplet Beat Sealed Case and get 12 factory-sealed Japanese Triplet Beat booster boxes in their original case. It is an efficient way to open the enhanced expansion in bulk or to stock up on sealed Japanese Scarlet & Violet product.
What’s inside the Triplet Beat Sealed Case
- 12 factory-sealed Japanese Triplet Beat booster boxes
- 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack
- Factory-sealed case
A sealed Triplet Beat Sealed Case is how Japanese booster boxes leave the factory, so every box inside is untouched. It is the most efficient way to buy Triplet Beat in bulk for group breaks, store stock or a long-term sealed collection.
Collector tip: keep the case tape and labels intact if you are holding it sealed, as an untouched case is worth more to collectors later on.
Product details
- Set: Triplet Beat (SV1a)
- Product type: Japanese sealed case
- Language: Japanese
- Contents: 12 booster boxes, 360 packs
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
Triplet Beat highlights
Triplet Beat (SV1a) is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet expansion. It is an enhanced expansion that adds more Pokémon ex and art rares to the Paldea line-up. Japanese Scarlet & Violet sets feature art rares (AR), special art rares (SAR) and gold ultra rares (UR), printed to the high standard Japanese product is known for.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in the Triplet Beat Sealed Case?
It holds 12 factory-sealed booster boxes, which is 360 packs in total.
Can I use Japanese cards if I don’t read Japanese?
Yes. The rules are the same in every language, and English translations of every card are easy to find online. Many collectors choose Japanese cards for their excellent print quality, distinctive artwork and value.
Buy the Triplet Beat Sealed Case in Australia
Order the Triplet Beat Sealed Case from Obsidia Collectables and it ships Australia-wide, padded on all sides so the box arrives in collector condition. Every item we sell is genuine and factory sealed. Explore more of the Triplet Beat range, browse our Japanese sealed cases or see set details on the official Pokémon Card Game site (Japan).
