Sealed TCG Market Report — 2026-09-08

Of the 721 sealed products the calculator tracks across ten TCGs, 200 are +EV after a ~15% selling haircut in the 2026-09-08 snapshot — every figure below is fee-adjusted, computed from live TCGPlayer market prices and community pull-rate estimates. This report regenerates weekly from the same data that powers the calculator, so the numbers are the site's, not a hot take.

The ten best rips right now

#ProductGamePriceEV of pullsFee-adj. margin
1FAIRY TAIL 100 YEARS QUEST — Booster Box (16 packs)Weiss Schwarz$63.94$567.66+655%
2The Eminence in Shadow — Booster PackWeiss Schwarz$4.51$37.60+609%
3The Eminence in Shadow — Booster Box (16 packs)Weiss Schwarz$73.96$601.66+591%
4Exceed Apocalypse — Booster Box (24 packs)Digimon$74.89$566.15+543%
5Advanced Booster Digimon Generation — Booster PackDigimon$3.72$26.90+515%
6Advanced Booster Digimon Generation — Booster Box (24 packs)Digimon$89.30$645.70+515%
7FAIRY TAIL 100 YEARS QUEST — Booster PackWeiss Schwarz$5.02$35.48+501%
8Cyber Eden — Booster BoxDigimon$86.51$580.60+470%
9Blue Archive The Animation — Booster BoxWeiss Schwarz$45.38$286.87+437%
10Black Bolt — Booster PackPokémon$14.10$87.14+425%

A margin this positive usually means one of three things: a reprint-heavy set the market hasn't repriced, chase singles running hotter than sealed, or thin sealed supply throwing the price. Check the set page before acting on any row — the margin decomposes into exactly which slots carry it.

Biggest movers since 2026-09-01

ProductGameWasNowChange
Prismatic Evolutions — Booster PackPokémon−39%+60%▲ 99 pts
Prismatic Evolutions — Super-Premium CollectionPokémon−41%+55%▲ 96 pts
Prismatic Evolutions — Booster BundlePokémon−41%+53%▲ 94 pts
Magnificent Monsters — Display (10 boxes)Yu-Gi-Oh!+40%−44%▼ 84 pts
Prismatic Evolutions — Elite Trainer BoxPokémon−47%+36%▲ 83 pts
Magnificent Monsters — Box (3 packs)Yu-Gi-Oh!+28%−44%▼ 73 pts
Digital World Shambala — Booster BoxDigimon+151%+102%▼ 49 pts
Blue Archive The Animation — Booster BoxWeiss Schwarz+397%+437%▲ 40 pts

Margin moves come from either side of the ratio: singles heating up (EV rises) or sealed repricing (cost rises). A product that swings more than 20 points in a week is usually reacting to a reprint announcement, a tournament result, or a supply drop — worth checking the news before chasing the number.

Where each game sits

GameProductsMedian marginBest product
Flesh and Blood28+133%Omens of the Third Age — Booster Box (+415%)
Weiss Schwarz70+77%FAIRY TAIL 100 YEARS QUEST — Booster Box (16 packs) (+655%)
Digimon67+50%Exceed Apocalypse — Booster Box (24 packs) (+543%)
Yu-Gi-Oh!83−8%Rarity Collection 5 — Booster Box (24 packs) (+254%)
Star Wars Unlimited9−44%Ashes of the Empire — Booster Display (24 packs) (+16%)
DBS Fusion World20−48%Dual Evolution — Booster Pack (−33%)
MTG104−59%March of the Machine — Draft Booster Box (36 packs) (−34%)
Lorcana37−61%Winterspell — Booster Pack (−31%)
Pokémon245−74%Black Bolt — Booster Pack (+425%)
One Piece58−77%Adventure on Kami's Island (OP15) — Booster Pack (+126%)

A negative median is the healthy, normal state — sealed carries a collector premium over expected pulls in almost every game, almost all the time. Games whose median sits closest to zero are where rippers should hunt, and where the leaderboard earns its keep.

Method, in one paragraph

EV per pack = each value slot's community-estimated rates × the live market average of the cards behind that rate, plus a flat 5¢ per filler card. Multiply by packs per product, apply a 15% haircut for seller fees and shipping, and compare against the product's TCGPlayer market price. Rates are estimates, variance is enormous, and one pack tells you nothing — the full methodology covers the caveats. Nothing here is financial advice.