Unboxing the Pokémon Temporal Forces Booster Box - Incredible Pulls!

Dive into the exciting world of the Pokémon Trading Card Game with our latest unboxing of the Temporal Forces Booster Box! Even though we're a couple of months late, the thrill of catching them all never fades. With 36 packs, each containing 10 cards, we’re on a hunt for some amazing pulls from this expansion set, featuring unique Pokémon like Iron Leaves EX, Walking Wake EX, Iron Crown EX, and Raging Bolt EX.
Join us as we chase after some incredible cards like Bianca’s Devotion Special Illustration Rare and Morty’s Conviction featuring Gengar. We’re also on the lookout for Gastly Illustration Rare, Grotle, Deerling, Litten, and Lickitung. This set may not have Charizard, but it’s packed with many exciting cards that will make any collector's heart race. Don’t forget to subscribe for more Pokémon unboxing videos and check out our Pokémon TCG playlist for more great content. Share your favorite pulls in the comments and let us know what sets you’d like to see next. Happy collecting!

[@joshuasmith8450]

I got my son a box of Obsidian Flames and Temporal Forces, they're just sitting on my shelf atm. Question, where do you find the values of your cards at? I use PriceCharting. But I know it's just an "ish" value amount. I'd like to find out their actual values. PriceCharting says your Iron Crown Ex from the first pack is valued at just over $3. Not sure how accurate that is.

[@LotsToUnpack]

Great question!
So generally price fluctuations hit pretty hard from between the date of release and about a year after. Obviously things like overall rarity, desirability, and playability all play a factor in it's long term value. In general, most cards are valued highest upon set release so the values I shared in the video would be a snapshot in time.
I would say the best measure of worth would be to check eBay sold prices especially because if you're going to be selling, chances are it's the biggest marketplace for the general public and the one most buyers and sellers would be on.
The algorithms / the sold prices captured at PriceCharting doesn't crawl everything, and you're definitely right that it's more on the -ish side. I've typically used PriceCharting to get a good snap shot of the highest valued in the set to know what to look for in my pile of inserts, then compare against eBay Sold prices.

[@joshuasmith8450]

@@LotsToUnpack Thanks for the great info, appreciate it!
My son went to a birthday party and made out like a bandit because it had pokemon card trading. He traded some $1-2 cards for $10-20, haha.