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TCG Slayer is an online shop for sealed Pokémon TCG products, run by collectors for collectors. We sell new releases and presales at fair prices instead of scalper markups, including the Pokémon 30th Celebration Ultra-Premium Collection and Elite Trainer Boxes. Every product is factory-sealed and authentic, and orders ship carefully packed and tracked, with free shipping over $99. Presales list their expected ship date, and you can cancel for a full refund if we miss it. Built for collectors and parents who want the real product without overpaying.
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13130 56th Ct N, 33670, Clearwater, United States
- 8134448397
- support@tcgslayer.io
- tcgslayer.io
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