Perfect Order Three Booster Blister at Amazon Australia
Amazon Australia began showing Perfect Order Three Booster Blister as in stock on 5 Nov, 2:15am AEDT, detected automatically by CardTracker's stock monitoring. It was priced at $47.98 (RRP $47.98) at the time.
What we know
A bot watched this listing so you didn't have to. Here's exactly what it logged, timestamped and unedited.
- First detected in stock: 5 Nov, 2:15am AEDT
- Current status: No longer showing as in stock (checked 2 days ago)
- Price at detection: $47.98
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What to expect at Amazon Australia during a Pokémon TCG drop
General pattern seen across every high-demand restock here, not a claim about this specific listing
Amazon doesn't really have a drop in the conventional sense: the same listing can swing substantially over a few weeks as third-party sellers compete for the buy box and pricing responds to demand, so the event worth catching here is usually a price drop rather than a restock. A set that just sold out everywhere else and is somehow "still available" on Amazon is frequently a third-party seller pricing well above RRP rather than genuine stock at a fair price, so always check whether a listing is sold by Amazon AU itself or a marketplace seller before paying. Prices are typically at their worst in the first week after a hot new set releases and improve once initial demand fades, which makes Amazon a poor place to buy reflexively and a reasonable one to buy patiently.
Other recent activity at Amazon Australia
Real stock and price changes CardTracker has recorded at Amazon Australia recently, outside this specific listing
- Pokemon TCG Mega Evolutions 6 Delta Reign Booster Bundles appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:12am AEDT for $95.00.
- Pokemon TCG 30th Celebration Booster Bundle appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:12am AEDT for $149.95.
- Pokemon TCG Mega Evolutions 6 Delta Reign Boosters appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:11am AEDT for $395.00.
- Pokemon TCG Mega Evolutions 3 Perfect Order Booster Bundles appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:10am AEDT for $79.98.
- Pokemon TCG Pokemon TCG ME2.5 Ascended Heroes Tin appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:09am AEDT for $110.00.
- Pokemon TCG Mega Evolutions 3 Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box appeared in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 4:08am AEDT for $169.95.
Where else to check
Other major retailers currently carrying this set
Other recent Perfect Order drops
Common questions
When did this drop happen?
Perfect Order Three Booster Blister was first detected in stock at Amazon Australia on 5 Nov, 2:15am AEDT.
Is it still available?
Not currently - as of our last check (2 days ago) it was no longer showing as in stock at Amazon Australia. Stock can reappear without warning, so set up a free alert rather than checking back manually.
How does CardTracker detect this?
We monitor major Australian retailers continuously and record the moment a tracked product's listing flips from unavailable to in stock. This page is generated automatically from that detection, not written by hand.
Will there be another drop?
We don't know in advance - retailers don't announce restock timing to us. If Perfect Order drops again at Amazon Australia or anywhere else we track, it will get its own page here, and anyone with a free alert set up will hear about it immediately.
Why is Amazon Australia's checkout slow or failing during a Pokémon TCG drop?
Amazon doesn't really have a drop in the conventional sense: the same listing can swing substantially over a few weeks as third-party sellers compete for the buy box and pricing responds to demand, so the event worth catching here is usually a price drop rather than a restock. A set that just sold out everywhere else and is somehow "still available" on Amazon is frequently a third-party seller pricing well above RRP rather than genuine stock at a fair price, so always check whether a listing is sold by Amazon AU itself or a marketplace seller before paying. Prices are typically at their worst in the first week after a hot new set releases and improve once initial demand fades, which makes Amazon a poor place to buy reflexively and a reasonable one to buy patiently.
Is Amazon Australia always like this during a restock?
Yes - the lag, failed cart/checkout attempts and intermittent bot-detection blocks described above are typical of every high-demand Amazon Australia Pokémon TCG drop, not something specific to this one listing.
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