Published shipping prices
Australia Post Standard A$10, Express A$15, signature on delivery A$3, free standard shipping over A$200.
Australian stock · Ships from Victoria · Free Australia Post standard shipping over A$200
Mochi Pals sells Pokémon cards in Australia from our own stock in Victoria: sealed Japanese and English product, near-mint singles and graded slabs. Every price is in Australian dollars, orders are dispatched within two business days, and delivery is tracked with Australia Post. Condition is stated on every listing and support is answered by a real person.

We also ship worldwide from Australia — including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and the EU. Australia Post tracked Standard or Express, checkout in A$, USD, GBP, EUR, CAD or NZD. Any import duties or taxes are set by the destination country.
International shipping detailsPacked in Victoria and posted with tracked Australia Post. Prices and checkout are in AUD.
Orders are packed and posted within two business days of payment being confirmed, and you get a tracking number by email. Shipping & delivery policy
Explore five sealed English formats, from pack-focused bundles to collector boxes. Australian-dollar pricing with clear product contents.
Looking at Pokémon 30th Celebration in Australia? Each format below has its own page with the exact sealed contents and an Australian-dollar price. If you want to buy Pokémon cards in Australia today, our English sealed range and near-mint singles ship from our Victorian stock.
Sealed Pokémon cards our team features first — every product here is in stock, priced in Australian dollars and dispatched from Victoria within two business days.
Factory-sealed English 36-pack boxes, Japanese 30-pack boxes, bundles and Elite Trainer Boxes.
Booster Boxes and Bundles →Buy the exact card in near-mint condition instead of chasing it through packs.
Singles →Slabbed PSA and TAG graded cards for display, listed individually with the grade in the title.
Graded Cards →We do not have verified customer reviews published yet, so instead of ratings, here is exactly what our published policies commit us to.
Australia Post Standard A$10, Express A$15, signature on delivery A$3, free standard shipping over A$200.
Singles are near mint unless the listing says otherwise, and cosmetic box damage is written into the title.
Shipping, refunds and terms are all public, and support answers by email.
Sealed product goes from the distributor to our shelf to your parcel. We do not weigh, search or reseal anything.
Everything listed is already here, so there is no overseas wait and no customs paperwork.
Standard A$10 (free over A$200) and Express A$15, with signature on delivery available for A$3.
Singles ship near mint unless the listing says otherwise, sleeved and rigid-protected for the post.
Our published refund policy sets out what can be returned, and a real person answers your email.
Reduced stock and products with cosmetic outer-box damage. Contents are sealed and untouched; the damage is described in the listing title.
Our Australian booster box library answers the questions people ask before they buy — pack counts, real AUD costs, Japanese versus English and how to spot a fake box.
Compare all five English Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration products by pack count, included extras and who each format suits, with AUD pricing from Mochi Pals in Australia.
Read the guide →How Mochi Pals ships Pokémon cards across Australia: dispatch within two business days from Victoria, Australia Post Standard and Express rates in AUD, tracking, packaging and delivery windows.
Read the guide →An Australian buyer's comparison of sealed Pokémon booster product and graded slabs: what each one gives you, the trade-offs on condition and authenticity, and how to choose between them.
Read the guide →A plain-English starter guide to buying Pokémon cards in Australia: singles versus sealed versus graded, what near mint means, how to check a card is genuine, and what to buy first.
Read the guide →The complete 360-card Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a) checklist in English, with card numbers and rarity tiers, a searchable tracker that saves your progress in your browser, and how to collect the set from Australia.
Read the guide →Why one Pokémon card costs A$1 and another A$2,000: rarity, card number, condition, set, language, grading, supply and Australian market factors — explained with live AUD examples.
Read the guide →Three short reads that answer the questions most Australian buyers ask before their first order.
Pick the sentence that sounds like you. Each path goes to the right collection, with the guide that answers the question behind it.
Start with a booster bundle or a Japanese box — the cheapest way to find out whether you enjoy opening before spending A$400 on an English box.
Shop starter sealedRead: Best booster boxes for beginners →Japanese boxes hold 30 packs and cost less per pack; English boxes hold 36 and are tournament legal in Australia. The comparison guide settles it in one table.
Compare Japanese boxesRead: Japanese vs English booster boxes →Packs are the expensive way to chase a single card. Buy the near-mint single directly and put the rest of your budget toward the next one.
Buy singlesRead: Are booster boxes worth buying? →Boxes and packs arrive from the distributor and go straight to the shelf. We do not weigh, search or reseal product, and anything with cosmetic damage is labelled in the title.
Orders ship from our own stock in Victoria, so there is no overseas wait, no customs paperwork and no surprise conversion fee at checkout.
Standard A$10 (free over A$200) and Express A$15, dispatched within two business days with signature on delivery available for A$3.
Every single is near mint with no major defects unless the product page says otherwise, sleeved and shipped in rigid protection.
Authenticity, condition, Australian dispatch, delivery and returns, answered from our published policies.