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Raging Surf SV3A X12 Booster Box (Sealed Case)

$1,919.99
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Twelve Japanese Raging Surf (SV3a) booster boxes kept together in one sealed case, from a set released on 22 September 2023.

  • 12 booster boxes in the case
  • 30 packs inside every box
  • 5 cards in each Japanese pack
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Opening Japanese product in bulk? This is where you can buy Raging Surf SV3a Sealed Case Australia stock in a single order: a full case of twelve Japanese booster boxes from the Scarlet & Violet series. It suits hobby shops, box breakers and collectors who would rather open a lot of packs than buy box by box.

Buy Raging Surf SV3a Sealed Case Australia - twelve Japanese booster boxes in a sealed case
Pokémon Card Game Raging Surf (SV3a) Booster Box Sealed Case (12 Boxes)

Buy Raging Surf SV3a Sealed Case Australia: How the Case Breaks Down

The maths is simple. Twelve boxes sit in the case, each box carries 30 packs, and each pack contains 5 cards. Across the whole case you get 360 packs and 1,800 cards, all printed in Japanese.

  • Boxes: 12 per case
  • Packs: 30 per booster box, 360 overall
  • Cards: 5 per pack
  • Release date: 22 September 2023

Why Pick Up a Japanese Raging Surf Case?

Plenty of collectors enjoy Japanese releases for their compact five-card packs and Japanese card text. A case gives you enough volume to work through the set at your own pace, swap doubles with friends, or split boxes among a collecting group. Some buyers like to keep one or two Raging Surf booster boxes sealed on the shelf and open the rest.

Splitting the case with a group

Twelve boxes divide evenly between two, three, four or six people, which makes a case easy to share. Agree on who takes which box before anything is opened, and decide up front whether doubles will be pooled for trading afterwards. Sleeving standout cards as you go keeps them in good condition for binders or swaps.

Good to know before ordering

Because this is a Japanese-language release, every card in the case carries Japanese text. We have kept this page to the details confirmed for the case itself. For set announcements and wider product information, the official Japanese Pokémon Card Game website is the most reliable source.

More Japanese Cases and Reading

Looking for a second Japanese case? The Battle Partners SV9 sealed case uses the same twelve-box layout, while the Ancient Roar SV4K booster box is a single-box alternative. If sealed product is new to you, our guide to choosing a booster box explains the basics, and the rest of our Pokémon TCG range is a click away.