
Shiny Treasure EX Booster Box x20 Sealed Case Sv4a
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A sealed case of 20 Japanese Shiny Treasure ex (sv4a) booster boxes, with shiny artwork for selected Scarlet & Violet Pokémon.
- Released in Japan on 1 December 2023
- 10 packs per box, 10 cards per pack
- Shiny art including Charizard ex and the Paldean starter lines
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- Auspost StandardAustralia $15
- Auspost ExpressAustralia $25
- Auspost InternationalInternational $40
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Shiny Pokémon have a devoted following, and Shiny Treasure ex was built around them. If you are ready to buy Shiny Treasure ex Sealed Case Australia-wide, TCG PokeVault has the full case of twenty Japanese sv4a booster boxes. Every box inside is sealed, so you can choose which ones to open and which to keep.

Buy Shiny Treasure ex Sealed Case Australia: Inside the Case
Here is how the case breaks down:
- 20 sealed booster boxes
- 10 packs per box, so 200 packs in the case
- 10 cards per pack
- Japanese-language cards from set sv4a
Japan’s High-Class Pack for December 2023
Each year the Japanese Pokémon Card Game puts out a High-Class Pack, and Shiny Treasure ex filled that slot when it arrived on 1 December 2023. Its theme is shiny artwork: selected Scarlet & Violet Pokémon appear in their alternate shiny colours, including the Paldean starter evolution lines and Charizard ex.
Made for shiny hunters
If you have spent hours hunting shinies in the video games, the theme alone will speak to you. Fans of Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly can follow those starter evolution lines in shiny form, and Charizard ex gives the set a familiar headline Pokémon. With 200 packs on hand, a case offers plenty to work through, or the option to keep a stack of Shiny Treasure ex sv4a boxes sealed for the future.
Splitting the case
Twenty boxes is a lot for one person. Some buyers divide a case with a friend or a local playgroup, each taking a share of the boxes. Because every card is Japanese, it is worth checking that everyone involved is happy collecting Japanese-language cards. Agreeing on who takes which boxes before the case is opened keeps the whole process simple.
Similar Japanese Cases and Reading
Weigh this case up against the Terastal Festival ex sealed case or the VSTAR Universe sealed case, both also Japanese. More sealed product sits in our Pokémon TCG range, the booster box guide covers the essentials of buying sealed, and the official Japanese Pokémon Card Game website has more on Japanese releases.
