Question 1

Are the Pokémon TCG packs you sell authentic?

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Yes, all our Pokémon TCG packs are 100% original and sourced from verified suppliers.

Question 2

Do you offer international shipping?

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Yes, we ship worldwide with fast and secure delivery options.

Question 3

Can I return or exchange a product?

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Absolutely! We have a hassle-free return policy to ensure your satisfaction.

Question 4

What payment methods do you accept?

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We accept all major credit cards, Klarna, and other secure payment options.

Question 5

How can I track my order?

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Once your order is shipped, we will provide a tracking number via email for you to monitor your shipment.

Question 6

Do you offer discounts for bulk purchases?

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Yes, we offer special discounts for bulk purchases. Please contact our customer service for more details.

Question 7

How do I contact customer support?

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You can reach our customer support team via email at support@tcgmastershop.com or through our contact form on the website.

Question 8

What is the estimated delivery time?

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Delivery times vary based on location. Typically, orders are delivered within 5-7 business days domestically and 10-15 business days internationally.

Question 9

Are there any shipping fees?

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No Worldwide free Shipping.

Question 10

How often do you restock products?

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We regularly restock popular items. Sign up for our newsletter to receive updates on restocks and new arrivals.

Question 11

Can I cancel or modify my order after placing it?

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Orders can be modified or canceled within 1 hours of placement. Please contact our customer support team as soon as possible to make changes.

Question 12

Do you provide digital products or only physical cards?

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We primarily offer physical Pokémon TCG products. Any digital offerings will be clearly specified on the product page.

Question 13

Are your products suitable for beginners?

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Yes, we offer a variety of products suitable for beginners, including starter decks and beginner-friendly bundles.

Question 14

Do you have a physical store location?

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Currently, we operate exclusively online, allowing us to serve customers worldwide efficiently.

Question 15

How can I stay updated on new products and promotions?

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Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media to receive the latest updates on products and exclusive promotions.

Question 16

What should I do if I receive a damaged or incorrect item?

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Please contact our customer support within 48 hours of receiving your order. We will assist you in resolving the issue promptly.

Question 17

Do you offer pre-order options for upcoming releases?

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Yes, we offer pre-order options for select upcoming releases. Check our website regularly for available pre-orders.

Question 18

Are there any loyalty or reward programs for frequent shoppers?

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Not now maybe in future.

Question 19

Can I sell my Pokémon cards to your shop?

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Currently, we do not offer a buyback program. However, we may introduce this feature in the future.

Question 20

Do you provide grading services for Pokémon cards?

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We do not offer grading services.

Question 21

What is a Pokémon TCG booster box?

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A Pokémon TCG booster box contains multiple booster packs, each with a set number of cards. It's a great way to build your collection or hunt for rare cards.

Question 22

How many booster packs are in a Pokémon TCG booster box?

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Most Pokémon TCG booster boxes contain 36 booster packs, but special sets may have fewer packs.

Question 23

How many cards are in a Pokémon booster pack?

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A typical booster pack contains 10 cards, including at least one rare card and an energy card.

Question 24

What is the difference between a booster box and an Elite Trainer Box (ETB)?

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A booster box focuses on packs (usually 36), while an ETB includes additional items like dice, sleeves, and a player’s guide alongside 8–10 booster packs.

Question 25

Can you get guaranteed rare cards in a booster box?

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While there’s no guarantee for specific rare cards, booster boxes typically include a mix of holos, reverse holos, and ultra rares.

Question 26

Are Pokémon booster boxes worth the investment?

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Yes, booster boxes are cost-effective for collectors or players looking to expand their collection or find rare cards.

Question 27

How much does a Pokémon booster box cost?

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Prices vary by set and demand, but a standard booster box typically costs $100–$150.

Question 28

Can I pull a Secret Rare or Rainbow Rare from a booster box?

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Yes, booster boxes often include a chance to pull high-value cards like Secret Rares, Rainbow Rares, or Alternate Arts.

Question 29

What’s the best way to store a Pokémon booster box?

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Store booster boxes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the cards’ condition.

Question 30

Are booster boxes weighed to remove rare cards?

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Reputable sellers do not weigh booster boxes, as each pack in a sealed box should be unaltered.

Question 31

What is the pull rate for rare cards in a booster box?

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Pull rates vary, but most booster boxes guarantee a few ultra rare, full art, or secret rare cards.

Question 32

What is the most valuable Pokémon booster box?

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Vintage sets like 'Base Set' or 'Fossil' booster boxes are highly sought after and can sell for thousands of dollars.

Question 33

Can booster boxes be used in competitive play?

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Yes, booster boxes are a great way to build or enhance a competitive deck with new cards.

Question 34

Are Japanese Pokémon booster boxes different from English ones?

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Yes, Japanese booster boxes often have fewer packs (typically 30), and the cards have a different design and pull rate.

Question 35

What is a 'God Pack' in Pokémon TCG booster boxes?

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A 'God Pack' is a rare pack where every card is holographic or ultra rare. It’s mostly found in Japanese sets.

Question 36

Should I open or keep my Pokémon booster box sealed?

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It depends on your goals. Keeping it sealed can increase its value over time, but opening it is exciting for collectors or players.

Question 37

How can I tell if a booster box is fake?

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Signs of a fake box include poor-quality packaging, misspelled text, and incorrect card counts.

Question 38

Do booster boxes contain duplicate cards?

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Yes, duplicates are common since booster boxes are randomly packed, but they also include a variety of cards.

Question 39

What is the newest Pokémon TCG booster box?

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The newest booster box depends on the current release cycle. Check official Pokémon news for updates.

Question 40

How can I preorder a Pokémon booster box?

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You can preorder booster boxes from reputable shops or online retailers to ensure you get one before they sell out.

Question 41

What are TCG cards?

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TCG stands for Trading Card Game. These are collectible card games where players build decks to compete, with popular examples like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Magic: The Gathering. Cards can be used for gameplay or collected for rarity.

Question 42

How do I start collecting TCG cards?

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Begin with a TCG you enjoy (e.g., Pokémon). Purchase starter decks, booster packs, or booster boxes to build your collection. Focus on sets with artwork or mechanics you love.

Question 43

What's the difference between English and Japanese Pokémon cards?

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Japanese cards are released earlier, have unique holofoil patterns, and often higher quality cardstock. English cards are more widely available and typically cheaper.

Question 44

How do I organize my TCG collection?

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Use binders with card sleeves for rare cards, storage boxes for bulk, and apps like TCGHub to track inventory and values.

Question 45

What is a PSA-graded card?

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PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) grades cards on a 1-10 scale based on condition. Graded cards are sealed in protective cases and often increase in value.

Question 46

Are older Pokémon cards worth more?

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Yes! Vintage sets like Base Set, Jungle, or Neo Destiny are highly sought after, especially in mint condition. Rare holographic cards (e.g., Charizard) can sell for thousands.

Question 47

What's a 'holo' card?

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A holographic (holo) card has a shiny foil layer on the artwork. Reverse holos have foil on the card's background instead.

Question 48

Can I play TCGs online?

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Yes! Pokémon TCG Online and Magic: The Gathering Arena let you play digitally. Some codes for online packs come with physical products.

Question 49

What does 'pull rate' mean?

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Pull rate refers to the probability of getting rare cards (e.g., Ultra Rares) in a booster pack or box. Rates vary by set and are not officially disclosed.

Question 50

How do I protect my cards from damage?

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Use penny sleeves, top-loaders, or magnetic cases for valuable cards. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Question 51

What's inside a Pokémon Booster Pack?

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Each pack contains 10-12 cards: 5 Commons, 3 Uncommons, 1 Rare (or higher), 1 Energy, and 1 code card for Pokémon TCG Online.

Question 52

Are there guaranteed rare cards in a booster pack?

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Yes! Every pack includes at least 1 Rare card. Some packs may contain holographic, Ultra Rare, or Secret Rare cards.

Question 53

How do I know if a booster pack is resealed?

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Check for glue residue, uneven crimping, or loose packaging. TCGMasterShop sells only factory-sealed products with tamper-proof packaging.

Question 54

Which Pokémon Booster Pack has the best value?

Accepted Answer

Sets like Evolving Skies, Celebrations, or Shining Fates have high-value chase cards like Umbreon VMAX or Charizard.

Question 55

Can I buy booster packs in bulk?

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Yes! We offer bulk discounts for 50+ packs. Contact our support team for custom orders.

Question 56

What's a 'blister pack'?

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A blister pack includes a booster pack plus promotional items (e.g., promo cards, pins) sealed in plastic with a cardboard backing.

Question 57

Do you sell Japanese Pokémon Booster Packs?

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Yes! We stock Japanese-exclusive sets like VMAX Climax and Shiny Star V, often with better pull rates than English packs.

Question 58

What's a 'booster box'?

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A booster box contains 24-36 booster packs from one set. Buying a box ensures you get all commons/uncommons from that set and improves rare card odds.

Question 59

Are older booster packs available?

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We occasionally stock vintage packs (e.g., Sun & Moon, XY Evolutions) in limited quantities. Check our 'Retro Collection' section.

Question 60

Why are some booster packs more expensive?

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Packs from high-demand sets or discontinued series (e.g., EX Team Rocket Returns) cost more due to scarcity and collectibility.

Question 61

What's a 'First Edition' pack?

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First Edition packs are the initial print run of a set, marked with a '1st Edition' stamp. These are rare and highly valuable (e.g., Base Set 1st Edition).

Question 62

Can I return unopened booster packs?

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Yes! Unopened products in original condition can be returned within 30 days for a full refund.

Question 63

What's a 'Theme Deck'?

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A Theme Deck is a prebuilt 60-card deck designed for beginners. It includes a rulebook, damage counters, and a coin for gameplay.

Question 64

Do booster packs expire?

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No, but old packs may have dried glue or faded packaging. Cards inside remain playable if stored properly.

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