Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Wave 2: Every Product Shipping After September 16
By Dexhaul Team · August 31, 2026
September 16 is getting all the attention, but the 30th Celebration set does not end that day.
Wave 2 products are already listed by independent sellers and carry confirmed ship windows stretching from late October 2026 through February 2027. If you are budgeting for this set or waiting to see what Wave 1 pulls look like before committing, knowing what is coming helps you plan. This guide covers every Wave 2 product currently available to pre-order, what each one ships, and who should wait versus buy now.
Pokémon TCG's 30th Celebration marks three decades of the franchise with a set built around the Mega Evolution mechanic and Kanto nostalgia. Wave 1 arrives September 16 with the Elite Trainer Box, Ultra Premium Collections (Day and Night), Figure Collection, Booster Bundle, Knock Out Collection, Tech Sticker Collection, ex Box, and ex Tin. Wave 2 reprises most of those formats, in some cases at adjusted pricing, with new featured Pokémon for the sticker and figure slots.
Wave 2 products and ship dates
The following products have Wave 2 pre-order listings live as of late August 2026. Ship dates below come from seller listing descriptions; they are seller estimates, not confirmed TPCi ship dates. Treat them as the earliest reasonable expectation.
Elite Trainer Box Wave 2
Pre-order price sits at $169.00 from Cardboard Hero Fredericton, slightly below Wave 1's typical $164.95–$179.95 range at launch sellers. No confirmed ship date is listed, suggesting it follows Wave 1 by weeks rather than months. The ETB is the most common entry point for this set: nine booster packs, dice, sleeves, and the accessories collectors actually use.
Ultra Premium Collection Wave 2
Multiple sellers list a Wave 2 UPC with a November 6, 2026 release date. Pre-order prices range from $430 to $450, which is $29–$69 below Wave 1 Day ($479.95) and Night ($499.95) listings.
The Wave 2 UPC contents have not been officially detailed. Collectors who miss September 16 Wave 1 allocations get a genuine second chance here, and the current pre-order pricing favors Wave 2.
Knock Out Collection Wave 2
Banana Games lists this at $36.00 with a late October 2026 ship date. Wave 1 Knock Out Collections are priced at $20–$26 at comparable sellers, so Wave 2 carries a modest premium.
The Knock Out Collection format typically includes two booster packs and a promo card in a compact box. It is the lowest-dollar entry point for the set. Wave 2 featured artwork has not been announced yet.
Figure Collection, Booster Bundle, and ex products
(Pre-Order) (Wave 2) Pokemon TCG: 30th Celebration Figure Collection [Set of 2]
$200.00 USD
Figure Collection Wave 2
TruchaPokeShop has the Wave 2 Figure Collection as a set of 2 for $200.00. Wave 1 individual figures are Mew and Mewtwo at $89.95 each, totaling $179.90 if bought separately.
Wave 2 figure identities have not been confirmed in any seller description. Hold if you want to see the featured Pokémon before committing $200. Once revealed, buying the set versus two individual singles will likely be a $10–$20 call.
Booster Bundle Wave 2
Listed at $70.00 versus Wave 1's $84.95 at MHDEALSPLUS. That $14.95 difference is meaningful if you plan to open product for pulls rather than collect sealed.
Whether Wave 2 packs the same six boosters as Wave 1 has not been confirmed. If pack counts differ, the per-pack math shifts. For players actively building decks from this set, the Booster Bundle remains the most direct booster purchase.
ex Box Wave 2 and ex Tin Wave 2
TruchaPokeShop has the Wave 2 ex Box as a set of 2 at $125.00. Wave 1 ex Boxes (Greninja ex and Sylveon ex) are each priced at $63.00 individually at Cardboard Hero, which aligns closely with the set pricing. Wave 2 featured Pokémon for the ex Box have not been announced.
The ex Tin Wave 2 is worth separate attention. Double Infinity Gaming lists it with a February 28, 2027 ship window: over five months after the September 16 Wave 1 launch.
That is the longest wait of any Wave 2 product in this set. If you pre-order the ex Tin now, factor that timeline into your budget.
Tech Sticker Collection and Poster Collection
Tech Sticker Collection Wave 2
This is the most clearly differentiated Wave 2 product in the lineup. Wave 2 features Lucario and Alolan Exeggutor: a pairing that signals an intentional step beyond Wave 1's Gen 1 nostalgia focus.
Lucario has consistently ranked as one of the most collector-driven non-starter Pokémon in the TCG. Demand for his featured slot may be stronger than current seller pricing reflects. Individual Wave 2 sticker collections are listed at $45.00 at Cardboard Hero Fredericton.
MHDEALSPLUS offers both Lucario and Alolan Exeggutor as a set of 2 at $89.95. Double Infinity Gaming shows a ship estimate of by November 30, 2026.
Poster Collection Wave 2
Double Infinity Gaming has this at $39.99 with the same November 30, 2026 ship estimate as the Wave 2 Tech Sticker Collection. Wave 1 Poster Collections are at $25.00–$39.99 depending on seller. No featured artwork has been announced for Wave 2.
Should you pre-order Wave 2 now?
The decision depends on the product and your collecting goal.
For the UPC and ETB, pre-ordering Wave 2 now makes sense if Wave 1 allocations sell out on September 16 and your local retailers do not have stock. The Wave 2 UPC is currently priced below Wave 1 at most sellers, and November 6 is a concrete target date rather than a vague future window.
For the Figure Collection, wait. Wave 2 figure identities are unconfirmed as of this writing, and a $200 set purchase before the Pokémon are announced is a significant commitment. Watch for official reveals from The Pokémon Company's news page closer to the ship date.
For the Tech Sticker Collection Wave 2, the Lucario and Alolan Exeggutor identities are already visible in seller listings. If either is on your want list, locking in at $45 each or $89.95 for the pair before demand spikes is reasonable.
For the ex Tin, hold entirely unless you specifically need that product type. A February 2027 ship date is long enough that circumstances change, and pre-order cancellation policies vary by seller.
The Booster Bundle at $70 is worth pre-ordering only if you plan to open at least six booster packs from this set regardless of pull results. It is a pack-opening play, not a collectible one.
Browse current Wave 2 pre-order listings and compare prices across independent sellers at DexHaul's 30th Celebration search. Listings update as sellers add and adjust stock. DexHaul is independent and unofficial, not affiliated with The Pokémon Company or any manufacturer.