20% off TCG Singles Including Pokemon, Digimon, Dragonball and Yugioh @ TCG Clubhouse

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Use code TCGCLUBHOUSE at checkout for 20% off all TCG Singles.

Other Deals

Digimon
Preorder Classic Collection (EX01) Booster Box - $119
Preorder Next Adventure BT07 Booster Box - $119

Yugioh
Legendary Duelists: Rage of Ra Booster Box Unlimited Edition - $85
Lightning Overdrive Booster Box - $99
Cyber Strike Structure Deck - $17

Dragonball Super
Cross Spirits Booster Box - $130
Parasitic Overlord Structure Deck - $18

Pokemon
Eevee VMAX Special Set Eevee Heroes Japanese - $95
Venusaur VMAX Battle Box - $55

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  Hybroid on 10/11/2021 - 21:19

  +3

  20% off arbitrarily priced singles doesn’t really mean anything.

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    AssociatedTCGClubHouse @ TCG Club House on 11/11/2021 - 05:17

    Thanks for the feedback, we have taken it on board.

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  aragornelessar on 10/11/2021 - 22:01

  The sale page links also go to 'coming soon' instead?

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    AssociatedTCGClubHouse @ TCG Club House on 11/11/2021 - 05:17

    Thanks for spotting this!

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  LeonC on 11/11/2021 - 12:19

  Going to have to agree with @Hybroid on this one. There's enough Pokemon fans on OzB to shoot down poor offers.

  Taking a quick scan:
  - $11.99 for McDonalds packs that costed $2 a month ago and widely available is suspect (not part of this deal, but massive red flag).
  - Anniversary Venusaur at $40 ($32 with 20% off) is overpriced originally, and post discount it's still above market rates as at time of post ($25-$30)
  - Rest of anniversary range is about right post discount, but nothing special (80c for the celebration cards is again on the higher end of market rates)

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    Luckarti on 11/11/2021 - 12:45

    What’s the best place to buy singles?

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      LeonC on 12/11/2021 - 09:55

      +1

      It's a bit of a non-answer but it depends.

      eBay is good as you can occasional find bargains but you have to be careful with sellers and images (make sure you're comfortable knowing exactly what you're getting).

      Facebook groups are good because usually sellers there have a reputation and you can see previous sales history to determine legitimacy, and more likely to be communicative and happy to provide additional photos.

      Local game stores are only good if you want that certainty of seeing the card in person, but happy to pay a premium for it.

      Online Stores like this are only good if they've got a established history of true descriptions and competitive prices.