Magic: The Gathering's Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box is back to under $150 on Amazon — save $60
TL;DR: The Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box is on sale for $147.98 at Amazon, down from its $209.70 list price.
As a Magic: The Gathering expansion, Marvel Super Heroes has been one of the biggest examples of major price fluctuations in trading card products since its release in June. While stocks last, though, you can score over $60 off the 30-pack Play Booster Box.
As of Sept. 11, the Magic: The Gathering Marvel Super Heroes Play Booster Box is $147.98 at Amazon through third-party seller Industrial Resolution. Altogether, that cuts $61.72 from the $209.70 list price — bringing the cost of each Play Booster down to approximately $4.93.
Delivery is set for Sept. 18 on this one in particular at the time of writing, but also a $148.88 Amazon listing sold by The Game Capital and fulfilled by Amazon itself, with delivery estimated for Sept. 16, if you don’t mind spending slightly more.
That said, you can save even more by shopping elsewhere. Walmart has the same Play Booster Box for $119.95 via ForgeAndFireGaming.com, with Walmart handling fulfillment and free shipping; meanwhile, TCGplayer has listings going for as low as $116.73 (including shipping) — only 91 cents above its estimated $115.82 market price.
Whichever retailer you choose, the box contains 30 Play Boosters, each with 14 cards from the Marvel hero-themed collection. Every pack has one Traditional Foil, alongside one to four cards of rare or higher rarity, three to five uncommons, six to nine commons, and one land. There’s also a sub-1% chance of finding a Foil Borderless Mythic Rare.
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