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The Palworld TCG market, written down: what moved, what it sold for, and the receipts. Every post cites its sources; nothing here is financial advice.
Since the reprint announcement, twenty sealed BP01 booster boxes have sold for $155 or more — one printed $170.99. The $1,800 carton crowd, meanwhile, has all but left the room. One of these groups has it wrong.
Who's still buying $160 boxes? — August 27, 2026 · market · BP01 · sealed · reprint
For two weeks the only thing holding a Palworld carton at $1,800 was a reprint nobody had announced. On Aug 18, the game's official account did. We said this silence was the whole engine — now the clock's running.
The $1,800 carton just met its reprint — August 21, 2026 · market · BP01 · sealed · reprint
Eighty misprint-labeled boxes have sold since launch. The premium over a regular box: zero. Here's the one clock that could change that — and it's already late.
Eighty 'misprint' boxes sold for exactly nothing extra — August 14, 2026 · misprint · error-box · bp01 · sealed · market-analysis
Overseas TCG sales are forecast to top 50% of Bushiroad's business for the first time ever, and BP02's real supply lands Oct 30 — right when Magic's own Q4 guidance turns negative and Pokemon's calendar gets crowded. JP cartons are already trading hotter on our own book. Read the timing as coincidence if you want.
JP cartons are moving before BP02 lands — August 12, 2026 · bp02 · market · macro
Ten dollars gets you into a US Palworld shop tournament, and everyone who sits down walks out with a promo card. Four of the nine cards in that pack have no published name — no name, no market, no price, ours included.
Don't price your tournament promo yet — August 10, 2026 · promos · events · market
Knowing the fair price doesn't stop you from overpaying for one anyway. So we built a page that checks the math before you click buy.
Is that eBay price actually fair? — August 8, 2026 · site · buy page · sealed
Two weeks of this market has had one word — correction. The rarest card in the set didn't get it: the all-gold Soul that fell to $1,000 is back up to a $1,200 median, while everything one rung down keeps sliding.
The most expensive Palworld card's sold price went the wrong way — August 8, 2026 · market · BP01 · chase cards
Sealed cartons: $1,144 to $1,900 in a week, up 66%. The most-traded promo single: down 37.5% in the same stretch. Two weeks into this set, the market split clean in half.
Sealed up 66%. Singles sliding. — August 7, 2026 · market · BP01 · sealed
Forget the $1,000 Cattiva. The single most-traded thing in this market is a sealed booster box, changing hands about thirty times a day. One number, whole market explained.
One box outtrades every card — August 6, 2026 · market · BP01 · sealed
One eBay sale at $3,998, three days before launch, became the headline everyone ran. Forty-one completed sales later, the all-gold Cattiva Soul prices at $1,000. That's the correction, on the record.
The $4,000 card that wasn't — August 5, 2026 · market · BP01 · chase cards
The Palworld TCG market just got a desk. Same receipts we've always shown you — now with the read on what they mean.
Same receipts. Now with words. — August 5, 2026 · site news
How the numbers behind these posts are made: the methodology · our accuracy audit · corrections.