Pokemon 2025 Journey Collection Peripheral Gift Box 🇨🇳 Simplified Chinese Box

WALKER ARMOURY LTD

£19.99

Pokémon 2025 Journey Collection — Peripheral Gift Box (Simplified Chinese) Built around the fan-favourite 151 set, this gift box is the most loaded of the Journey Collection line, packing three separate packs into one box alongside a collectible tin. It's designed for collectors who want variety in one purchase rather than committing to a single set format. What's inside: 1x random Jumbo Pack 1x Slim 151 Pack 1x Promo Pack 1x collectible Pokémon tin Every box is 100% factory sealed and shipped from our UK stock, with same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 3PM. A great gift-ready pickup for

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Registered at Companies House as WALKER ARMOURY LTD, number 17283425. Checked 2026-08-29.
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