Sealed Chinese Pokémon booster boxes
Every box here is the Simplified Chinese printing, produced under licence by The Pokémon Company for the Chinese market. The artwork is the same artwork you know from the English and Japanese sets — what differs is the language on the card, the way the sets are put together, and the price on the box. A Chinese booster box typically costs a third to a half of what a comparable English one does.
People assume cheaper means worse. It doesn't. It's cheaper because it's priced for the Chinese domestic market and imported directly, rather than passing through a UK distribution chain. Nothing has been cut.
One thing worth knowing
Simplified Chinese sets aren't translations of English sets. They're assembled from the Japanese releases and given their own set codes, so a Chinese box won't match an English box card for card even when the names sound similar. Some Chinese products are also more generous with holos than any English set. Different, not lesser — but worth knowing before you buy.
Bought direct, never resealed
We buy full sealed cases from suppliers in China and open them ourselves. Nothing that reaches you has been weighed, searched, picked over or resealed — the single biggest risk when buying sealed product from a marketplace. If a box has been opened, it isn't sold here.
What you'll find
Gem Pack booster boxes (CBB series) are the collector-focused line, with pack counts that vary by volume. Main-series sets like Chasing Glory Together (CSV10C) come in slim and jumbo formats — slim boxes hold more, smaller packs; jumbo boxes hold fewer, larger ones.
Everything is held in stock in Hampshire and posted six days a week, Monday to Saturday, with same-day dispatch on orders placed before 2pm.
