Pokémon TCG: Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection Release Date, Cards, Preorders, & What's Included
The is continuing to highlight the franchise's latest Legendary Pokémon with the upcoming Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection. Players and collectors alike may be interested, as the 's Collection boxes feature both a variety of gameplay accessories and plenty of cards, usually pulled from the latest sets. Releasing later this year, the Tarapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection is already known to feature a handful of popular Pokémon, including the eponymous Legendary.
This Ultra-Premium Collection will come on the heels of the set and its September release, but is expected to arrive just before, the final set still releasing in 2024. This means buyers aren't going to see any brand-new cards from the Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection, but a few enticing cards are already guaranteed to be included, and it's likely boosters will be among the haul.
According to the official Pokémon Center listing, the latest Ultra-Premium Collection is scheduled to release in "," but is confident that the Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection will be released on November 1, 2024. Given 's reliable track record pertaining to the, this date is likely to be correct. Unforeseen circumstances can cause delays, however, and this is likely the reason behind the Pokémon Center's listing remaining unspecific, telling customers, ";" sad date being the early November window.
Per the Pokémon Center's listing, this latest Ultra-Premium Collection costs $119.99, before any applicable tax and shipping charges. Preorders are already available via the Pokémon Center website, though it does clarify that buyers won't be charged for the purchase until the item actually ships. Additionally, there is a purchase limit of four Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collections per person, likely a measure taken to reduce scalpers. It's also possible to cancel a preorder via the Pokémon Center support page, so anyone is able to reserve a purchase, but back out before it ships if need be.
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