Pokémon GO Mini Tin (2022): All 5 Designs, Contents and MSRP
By Dexhaul Team · October 15, 2026 · 6 min read
Each Pokémon GO Mini Tin contains 2 Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO booster packs, 1 metallic PokéCoin coin, and 1 art card. Five designs were released: Pikachu, Eevee, Magikarp, Snorlax, and Blissey. The MSRP is not listed on the Pokémon product gallery; the set launched Q3 2022 as part of the Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion.
The one detail most buyers miss: all five art cards, one per tin, are designed to fit together into a single panoramic image. Collect all five designs and the art cards form a complete scene.
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What's inside each Pokémon GO Mini Tin
| Item | Qty | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO booster packs | 2 | 10 cards per pack; cards are from the Pokémon GO expansion |
| Metallic coin | 1 | PokéCoin design (the in-game Pokémon GO currency symbol) |
| Art card | 1 | Matches the tin's lid design; all 5 cards form one panoramic image |
There is no TCG Live code card in this product. The Pokémon GO expansion's Elite Trainer Box did include a live code; the Mini Tin does not.
All 5 designs and current prices
The five Mini Tin designs each share the same contents. The only difference is the lid illustration and the matching art card. Current storefront prices observed October 15, 2026 vary by seller; the table below reflects in-stock listings on DexHaul at time of writing.
| Design | Pokémon featured | Observed price (Oct 15, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Pikachu | Pikachu in the GO art style | From $9.99 USD |
| Eevee | Eevee in the GO art style | From CA$39.95 |
| Magikarp | Magikarp in the GO art style | From $9.99 USD |
| Snorlax | Snorlax in the GO art style | From CA$39.95 |
| Blissey | Blissey in the GO art style | From CA$39.95 |
The panoramic art card: the detail that rewards collectors
This is the feature that makes buying all five worth considering beyond the packs alone.
Each tin's art card shows a section of a larger illustration. Laid out in the correct order, Pikachu, Eevee, Magikarp, Snorlax, and Blissey form one connected Pokémon GO scene. The design tip on the official Pokémon product page reads: "You can even combine all five art cards together to form a larger image!" Most single-tin buyers never discover this until they already own a second.
It is not a gameplay card. It has no TCG number and cannot be played. Its value is entirely as a collectible display piece.
How it compares to other Pokémon GO TCG products
The Pokémon GO expansion launched in Q3 2022 alongside several sealed products at different price points. Here is how the Mini Tin sits within that lineup.
| Product | Packs | Extras | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GO Mini Tin (this page) | 2 GO packs | PokéCoin coin, art card | 5 designs; art cards combine into one image |
| GO Elite Trainer Box | 10 GO packs | Mewtwo V promo, 65 sleeves, dice, TCG Live code | Most complete starter purchase for the expansion |
| GO Special Collection | 3–6 GO packs | Promo card, team pin, figure (Team Mystic/Valor/Instinct) | Team-themed; higher price point than the Mini Tin |
If all you want is a low-cost entry into Pokémon GO cards, the Mini Tin is the right starting point. If you want depth, the GO ETB gives you five times the packs.
Release timeline
The Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion launched in Q3 2022. The Serebii set listing tracks the expansion's full card list and confirms the GO set code as PGO. All five Mini Tin designs released as part of that same launch window.
| Event | Date | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion launch | Q3 2022 | Pokémon product gallery (no exact date listed) |
| All 5 Mini Tin designs released | Q3 2022 | Same launch window as the expansion |
The GO expansion is no longer in print. All five Mini Tin designs are now available only through secondary market sellers; stock varies.
Who it's for, and who should skip it
The Pokémon GO Mini Tin suits three types of buyers.
It is the right choice if you want a low-cost gift for a Pokémon GO fan who has not crossed into the physical card game yet. The Pokémon GO expansion carries the same character art as the mobile game, which bridges the gap for a player who knows Eevee or Pikachu from GO but has never opened a physical pack. At a glance, the PokéCoin coin is a recognisable touch for any GO player.
It also works as a stocking stuffer or impulse pick. Two packs, a coin, and a small art card fit easily into a card sleeve or protective holder after opening. No component is awkward to store or display.
Skip it if you want serious pack volume. Two packs is not enough to pull the expansion's most sought-after cards, notably Radiant Eevee, which sits near the top of the PGO pull list. For real pack depth, the GO ETB at 10 packs is the step up.
A compact Q4 gift option
The GO Mini Tin's small footprint makes it one of the easier Pokémon TCG products to wrap or tuck into a holiday stocking. A set of all five designs, chosen for a collector who wants the panoramic art card display, is a coherent gift that tops out at a manageable total spend.
For more Pokémon gift ideas across all budgets and ages, the Pokémon 2026 holiday gift guide covers plush, cards, apparel and accessories together.
FAQ
What are the 5 designs in the Pokémon GO Mini Tin?
The five designs are Pikachu, Eevee, Magikarp, Snorlax, and Blissey. Each shows the featured Pokémon in the Pokémon GO mobile game's art style.
Can you really combine all 5 art cards into one image?
Yes. The five art cards are sections of one larger scene. Laid side by side in the correct order, they form a single connected panoramic illustration.
The combined image tip is noted on the official Pokémon product page.
How does the GO Mini Tin compare to the GO Elite Trainer Box?
The Mini Tin contains 2 booster packs, a coin, and an art card. The GO Elite Trainer Box contains 10 packs, a Mewtwo V promo card, 65 sleeves, dice, and a TCG Live code card. The ETB gives five times the packs and more accessories at a higher price point.
Are Pokémon GO Mini Tins still in print?
No. The Pokémon GO expansion launched in Q3 2022 and is no longer in active print. Individual designs and complete sets of all five are available through secondary market sellers; availability and price vary.
What expansion do the booster packs come from?
Both packs are from the Pokémon TCG: Pokémon GO expansion (set code PGO), released in Q3 2022. The expansion features Pokémon with the GO mobile game's art style and includes GO-themed mechanics such as the Radiant Pokémon subtype.
Browse in-stock Pokémon GO TCG products at DexHaul's TCG collection boxes, where independent shops list GO Mini Tins, the GO ETB, and the rest of the GO expansion lineup. DexHaul is independent and not affiliated with The Pokémon Company.
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