10 Rarest Cards In Pokémon TCG's Trick Or Trade BOOster Bundles

The franchise has been handing out plenty of treats this Halloween season, and fans of the can now collect the rarest cards in the Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle. This special Halloween bundle puts Ghost-types in the spotlight and features some of the franchise’s spookiest fan favorites. The Trick or Trade cards aren’t among the TCG’s rarest, but traders, collectors, and Ghost-type trainers should keep an eye out for the set’s unique holographic rares while the BOOster Bundle is still available in stores.

The Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle contains 40 mini-packs with 3 cards each, which means that every bag treats players to a total of 120 Halloween-themed cards. The Trick or Trade set consists of a total of 30 cards, 10 of which are holographic. Each mini-pack is guaranteed to have at least one holographic card, making it easy for players to collect them all. With so many cards packed into every Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle, it’s likely that fans can snag at least one complete set from a single bag.

Many of the cards in the Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle are reprints from previous releases. However, the Pikachu-shaped pumpkin stamp in the corner of the artwork designates these cards as part of the special Halloween set. As such, the bundle’s bite-sized mini-packs are a great way for both new and long-time players to add a complete set of unique cards to their collection.

This year marks the dark Eeveelution's first appearance in the Trick or Trade collection. Umbreon is the most fitting evolution to include, since it's a dark type that's associated with the moon and nighttime. The card is a reprint of the 2023 Obsidian Flames set, with the addition of the pumpkin Pikachu to mark it as a BOOster pack exclusive.

Although it's only an Uncommon rarity, Umbreon's appeal as a fan-favorite Eevee evolution and gorgeous artwork made it a must-have for collectors. Its collectible nature makes it a bit rarer than its fellow Uncommon cards.

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