Elite Trainer Boxes for sale
Listings for ETBs, the box that pairs packs with play accessories such as sleeves, Energy cards and dice, usually a promo card, and a storage box. The cost per pack is higher than a booster box, so an ETB suits players who want gear as well as cards. Check that the shrink wrap and seal are original before paying. Our sealed product guide compares the ETB with booster boxes, bundles and tins.
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Frequently asked questions
What is inside an Elite Trainer Box?
An ETB combines 8 to 10 packs with accessories, card sleeves, Energy cards, damage-counter dice and usually a promo card, in a storage box. It costs more per pack than a booster box, but it is built for players who want gear as well as cards.
What is the difference between an ETB and a bundle?
A booster bundle holds six packs and nothing else. It is cheaper than an ETB and suits someone who wants a few extra packs without paying for sleeves and dice they already own. An ETB costs more but includes the basic play gear plus more packs.
How do I check that a second-hand ETB is still sealed?
Exactly as you would a booster box: even shrink wrap with no double seams or glue marks, a crisp manufacturer's seal, and a price that is not suspiciously far below the anchor. Inspect at the meet-up before paying, never after. The safe-trading rules apply to sealed product too.