Pokémon Poké Ball Tin, Style at Random

Item arrived in perfect condition, i was worried that it might have a dent as the other reviews said, but i was prepared to try remove the dent.However when the item arrived, it was perfectMy daughter absolutely loves it, good amount of shiny cards too.

Amazing but scratches came then it broke but the pack omg amazin

The 3 packs of trading cards that come with this are great for collectors and are much loved.. They come from the sun/moon games collection I believe.However like others have mentioned we also found the pokeball tin the trading cards came in is not fit for the purpose of storing trading cards.It is also far to soft so very easily dented. The tin is not really a display item either. Shame nice idea for a gift but poorly designed.

Bought for a family member for Christmas who loved it.It arrived in its plastic/tin Pokéball in great condition. Others have mentioned that there’s arrived dented or damaged but this wasn’t the case for me. It seems to be a bit of Russian roulette with that happens in delivery but otherwise I’m very happy with it.

My nephew loved this - comes with cards and a coin inside. I did think it had something broken within but apparently this was the coin rattling round. Very happy boy on christmas morning.Was delivered very quickly but really over package, massive box for a small item

So, I just received my Series 3 Pokeball Tin that was supposed to contain booster packs from Sun and Moon. However, sadly, my experience with this item was not what I was expecting. Here's my Pros & Cons:PROS:-One plus is that my Premier Ball Tin was very sturdy. No dents whatsoever and makes for a lovely decoration for a Games Room or to store items inside.CONS:-While I paid more money for a Series 3 Pokeball Tin, £29.99 to be exact (which should have contained Sun and Moon and a possibility of XY Boosters), mine contained Sword and Shield booster packs. Fine if you're starting out in collecting Pokémon TCG, but if you've done your research about the Series 3 Pokeball Tin and know it should contain older Booster packs, it's a kick to the teeth. Especially for the price.-This also means that since I had to open the tin to see the Booster packs inside, I can't return the item 😔 However I will be filing a complaint.-Booster Packs were crumpled (though the tin design could possibly be responsible for this), luckily the cards weren't damaged. However the backs of the booster packs seemed a little damaged and at first I thought they had been resealed. Luckily when I did open the booster packs, I did pull two holos (Boltund & Darkrai) so the likelihood is that the back damage came from transit or the printing process.-The Entei Coin I had in the tin was scuffed 😔 While I don't collect the coins myself, I can imagine someone who does to be very disappointed.The long and short of it is:If you're looking to collect Sealed Booster Packs or better yet to guarantee the packs and a chance at the cards you want, you're best to get them from a local games store or through online stores such as Magic Madhouse or Chaos Cards. Sure you may have to pay a little more to get them, but really it's better to know what you're getting booster pack wise. Do not risk your money on this tin.

There were a few dents on the pole all, cards were ok and not a bad mixture of booster packs but not the ones that people are really after. As a new collector it will do the job as it didn’t have doubles.

My son loves this, but it's overpriced for what it is - sphere tin and 3 sets of pokemon cards. He's happy though!