Pokémon TCG 151 Bundle Still Available on Amazon

The Pokémon 151 booster bundles have reappeared on Amazon, though I hesitate to call it a collector's win when prices soar over double the MSRP. While the suggested retail price sits at $26.94, Amazon's current listing exceeds $60—a questionable "deal" by any measure. That said, considering how quickly this set sells out, it might still warrant consideration despite the markup.

Pokémon TCG: 151 Booster Bundle Returns—At a Premium Price

Pokémon TCG: 151 Booster Bundle

Full Disclosure: MSRP is $26.94 | $82.50 (16% savings) | Currently $68.92 at Amazon

What makes 151 stand out isn't just nostalgia—it's execution. This set elevates card art beyond generic holofoil designs. The Illustration Rare Bulbasaur, for instance, lurks in a Studio Ghibli-esque jungle, while Alakazam ex appears mid-psychic thesis in a cluttered study. The creativity here is genuinely refreshing.

Charmeleon - 169/165

$30.99 at TCG Player

Bulbasaur - 166/165

$37.99 at TCG Player

Alakazam ex - 201/165

$53.99 at TCG Player

Squirtle - 170/165

$40.99 at TCG Player

Charizard ex - 183/165

$35.40 at TCG Player

The genius of this set lies in how seamlessly it merges art with gameplay. Blastoise ex balances competitive viability with gallery-worthy visuals, while even Charmander gains survivability with 70 HP—a subtle but impactful upgrade. These thoughtful touches solidify 151 as more than just a nostalgia play.

Charmander - 168/165

$45.05 at TCG Player

Zapdos ex - 202/165

$60.68 at TCG Player

Blastoise ex - 200/165

$60.00 at TCG Player

Venusaur ex - 198/165

$77.73 at TCG Player

Charizard ex - 199/165

$234.99 at TCG Player

Not every card dazzles—Zapdos ex is merely serviceable—but most designs impress. Venusaur ex combines strategic potential with visual panache, and Squirtle's illustration achieves the improbable: making an animated turtle feel like part of a living ecosystem. The artistic effort shines through.

While paying above MSRP stings, denying this set's value would be disingenuous. For collectors seeking packs with both opening excitement and legitimate chase potential, 151 remains a compelling option—assuming you're willing to play Amazon's pricing roulette.