Pokemon Storm Emeralda (M6) Shrinked 🇯🇵 Japanese Booster Box

WALKER ARMOURY LTD

£99.99

Pokémon Storm Emeralda (M6) — Japanese Booster Box Storm Emeralda is one of the standout Japanese Mega Evolutions-era sets, prized for its Special Illustration Rares (SAR) and the crisp, glossy texture Japanese prints are known for. Each factory-sealed box holds 30 packs, giving you significantly better odds at landing multiple chase pulls in one opening. What's inside: 30 packs per box (150 cards total) Chance at Mega Rayquaza ex SAR, Raikou ex SAR, and other Storm Emeralda chase pulls Set code: M6 Every box is 100% factory sealed and shipped from our UK stock, with same-day dispatch on weekd

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