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The Pokemon Company International has listed a new Mega Rayquaza ex Premium Tournament Collection on Pokemon.com, and the big story is who made the accessories. PokeBeach reported on October 29, 2026 that the box features Dragon Shield products. That makes it the first time the TCG has worked with that brand after years of Ultra PRO gear. For resellers, it is an early heads up on a February box with a full art promo that collectors have been asking about.
Pokemon describes this as a tournament-ready collection built around Mega Rayquaza ex. The idea is simple: you get a playable promo and a few support cards, plus sleeves and a deck box so you can take the deck straight to a league night. The product listing, as reprinted by PocketMonsters.net, says each box includes:
The promo is the part collectors are talking about. PokeBeach says the box will have the full art version of Mega Rayquaza ex that was cut from Delta Reign, so this card shows up in this collection instead of in packs.
PokeGuardian added two details. It says the sleeves are Dragon Shield Matte Dual Art sleeves, and that the sleeve art comes from a 2019 Pokemon Center Japan sleeve release. Pokemon itself has not said which booster packs come in the box, so check the final listing before you plan around a certain set.
As of October 29, 2026, the release date is February 12, 2027. The date was confusing on day one. PokeBeach noted that Pokemon.com showed both November 20 and February 12. It said the November date was an error, and that distributors list the product for February 12. PocketMonsters.net also lists February 12, 2027, and says the box was first listed for November 20, 2026. Watch for February 12, and know it can still move.
Price is the open question. PokeGuardian reported an MSRP of $49.99 in the U.S. PokeBeach said no pricing information was available when it posted. Until Pokemon.com or a major retailer shows the price, treat $49.99 as reported, not confirmed.
Pokemon says the box will be sold where Pokemon TCG products are sold. That usually means big box stores like Walmart and Target, local game stores and online shops. Popular Pokemon boxes often have purchase limits at big box stores, and those limits vary by store and by day. Follow the posted limit, be kind to the staff stocking the shelf and leave some for the kids and players who want one to open.
No preorder date has been announced as of this writing. Some Pokemon news this week has been reported but not confirmed, like the McDonald's Pokemon Happy Meal report. This one is different: it is on Pokemon's own site, and only the price is still unsettled.
Nothing to report yet. The box comes out in February and preorders have not opened. None of the outlets covering it (PokeBeach, PokeGuardian or PocketMonsters.net) has reported sellouts, raffles or sold listings.
What the coverage does show is interest in what is inside. PokeBeach's story leads with the Dragon Shield change and the cut full art promo, and players and collectors are reacting to both. That tells you people care about this box. It says nothing about resale prices, and no outlet has reported any sales yet.
If you are thinking about buying sealed Pokemon in the meantime, look at how Pokemon card prices moved in October before you load up. Prices go down as well as up, and a box that sits on a shelf for months ties up cash you could use elsewhere.
Pokemon has listed a Mega Rayquaza ex Premium Tournament Collection for February 12, 2027. It comes with a full art promo cut from Delta Reign, and it is the first Pokemon TCG product with Dragon Shield sleeves and a deck box. The date is listed but can move, and the $49.99 price is reported, not confirmed. Once the box is out, check eBay sold listings yourself before you price anything, and buy within store limits.
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