Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection (2021): Contents and MSRP
By Dexhaul Team · October 12, 2026 · 6 min read
Six packs, one retro-styled promo card, and a collectable enamel pin. The Pokémon TCG: Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection contains a Zacian LV.X foil promo, a Flying and Surfing Pikachu deluxe enamel pin, four Pokémon TCG: Celebrations booster packs, two Sword and Shield-era booster packs, and a code card for the Pokémon TCG Online. It was released in Q4 2021 as part of Pokémon's 25th anniversary celebration.
The set is long out of print at retail.
Every copy available today comes through independent secondary-market shops, reflecting demand for the Zacian LV.X promo and enamel pin.
What's Inside the Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection
| Item | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zacian LV.X foil promo card | 1 | Exclusive to this product; retro LV.X visual style |
| Flying and Surfing Pikachu deluxe enamel pin | 1 | Double-sided design; higher quality than standard metal pins |
| Pokémon TCG: Celebrations booster packs | 4 | 4 cards per pack; Classic Collection reprints mixed into the set |
| Sword and Shield-era booster packs | 2 | 10 cards per pack; contemporary S&S expansion at time of launch |
| Code card for Pokémon TCG Online | 1 | Digital redemption; most 2021-era codes have since expired |
The four Celebrations packs each contain four cards. That is 16 Celebrations set cards from the packs alone, drawn from the 50-card main set plus the 25-card Classic Collection subset featured in the official product listing. The two extra packs are standard 10-card boosters, bringing total pack-pulled card count to 36 before the promo.
The enamel pin is the main reason collectors seek out this version over a standard Celebrations pin collection. It features Flying Pikachu and Surfing Pikachu side by side, and the enamel finish is noticeably heavier and more detailed than the simpler metal pins packaged with the Lance's Charizard V and Dark Sylveon V collections.
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MSRP and Observed Prices
| Product | Original MSRP | Observed secondary market (Oct 12, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection | Not currently listed on official pages | $111–$226 USD / CA$49–CA$200 CAD |
| Celebrations Lance's Charizard V Collection | $19.99 USD | $100–$180+ USD (secondary) |
| Celebrations Elite Trainer Box | $44.99 USD | See ETB guide |
The Deluxe Pin Collection had a higher retail price than the standard $19.99 Celebrations pin collections, reflecting the enamel pin upgrade and the Zacian LV.X exclusive. Official pricing is no longer listed on Pokémon's product pages. Secondary-market listings across independent shops ranged from $111.99 to $226.00 USD and CA$49.00 to CA$200.00 CAD as of October 12, 2026.
Price variation is significant across sellers. A distributor-backed listing (case quantity) sits at CA$49.00 per box, while single-box retail listings on the secondary market range up to $226.00 USD. Condition, region, and seller reputation all affect the spread.
How the Deluxe Pin Collection Compares to Other Celebrations Products
| Product | Promo card | Pin type | Celebrations packs | Extra packs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Pin Collection | Zacian LV.X foil | Enamel (Flying + Surfing Pikachu) | 4 | 2 |
| Lance's Charizard V Collection | Lance's Charizard V foil | Metal pin | 4 | 2 |
| Ultra-Premium Collection | 3 exclusive foil promos | Not included | 16 | 4 |
On pack count alone, the Deluxe Pin Collection sits in the same tier as the single-character collections. Where it differs is the pin quality and the promo choice.
If you are collecting for the promo card, the Zacian LV.X is the stronger collector piece. If you want a specific character like Lance's Charizard, the standard pin collections are the better route.
The Zacian LV.X Promo: Why It Stands Apart
This is the unique detail that makes the Deluxe Pin Collection worth understanding: the Zacian LV.X promo is not a reprint of a real Diamond and Pearl card. Zacian was introduced in Sword and Shield (2019), and LV.X mechanics belong to the Diamond and Pearl era (2006-2010).
There was never an original Zacian LV.X card in that era. The Pokémon simply did not exist yet.
The Celebrations design team created this card from scratch for the 25th anniversary: a Galar-era Pokémon rendered in Sinnoh-era presentation. The result is a promo that sits in neither era cleanly, making it one of the more distinctive collector pieces in the entire Celebrations release. Unlike the Classic Collection reprints (which are literal reimaginings of Base Set and Team Rocket cards), the Zacian LV.X was wholly original.
Collectors who focus on design-era crossover cards treat it as a genuine rarity in the modern-era product landscape. No other sealed Pokémon product contains a Zacian LV.X.
Release Timeline
| Date | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| October 8, 2021 | Pokémon TCG: Celebrations expansion launches | Official Celebrations expansion page |
| Q4 2021 | Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection available at retail | Pokémon official product gallery |
| Ongoing | Secondary-market listings only; original retail print run ended | Independent shop listings, observed Oct 2026 |
The Celebrations expansion was a limited run tied to the 25th anniversary. Unlike a standard annual set, Pokémon did not reprint Celebrations products after the initial distribution window closed. That means every copy available today is old stock from independent shops or the secondary market.
The TCG Online code card was valid at launch in 2021. By 2026, those codes are expired and will not redeem in the current Pokémon TCG Live client.
Who Should Buy It, and Who Should Skip It
Buy it if you are specifically collecting the Celebrations product line, want the Zacian LV.X promo, or are looking for a display-quality enamel pin from the 25th anniversary run. The pin and promo card are both exclusive to this product and unavailable separately at retail.
Skip it if you are opening packs for set completion. Four Celebrations packs at $140+ USD is an extremely poor pull rate relative to the cost. The Celebrations ETB, with 10 Celebrations packs, is a better choice for anyone primarily chasing set cards.
As a Q4 gift, this product suits a Pokémon fan who already collects sealed products and knows what the Zacian LV.X promo is. For someone less familiar with the hobby, the price point and out-of-print status make it a harder sell compared to currently available collection boxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many booster packs come in the Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection?
Six total: four Pokémon TCG: Celebrations packs (4 cards each) and two standard Sword and Shield-era booster packs (10 cards each), for 36 pack-pulled cards before the promo.
Is the Zacian LV.X a reprint of a vintage Diamond and Pearl card?
No: it was designed specifically for the 25th anniversary. Zacian did not exist during the Diamond and Pearl era, so there was no original LV.X card to reprint. It is a wholly new card in a retro-styled format.
What is the difference between this and a standard Celebrations Pin Collection?
The standard pin collections include a single metal pin and one V-type foil promo. The Deluxe version upgrades to an enamel pin (featuring both Flying and Surfing Pikachu) and the exclusive Zacian LV.X foil promo instead.
Is the Celebrations Deluxe Pin Collection still available at retail?
No. It sold through its original retail print run after Q4 2021. It is only available now from independent secondary-market shops, with prices varying by condition, region, and seller.
Browse current in-stock Pokémon collection boxes from independent shops, including Celebrations products, on the DexHaul collection boxes page. DexHaul is independent and unofficial, aggregating listings directly from sellers worldwide.
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