Search over 400,000 individual Pokemon cards — condition-graded, photographed, and ready to ship from London, Ontario.
Opening packs is exciting, but it's also a gamble. If you're trying to complete a deck for competitive play, finish a master set, or acquire a specific chase card, buying singles is almost always the smarter financial decision. Here's the math: a modern Pokemon booster box contains 36 packs at roughly $5 each, with a pull rate of approximately one ultra rare every 8–12 packs. If you're chasing a specific Secret Rare or Special Art Rare, you might need to open multiple boxes — spending $200–$600 — before pulling the exact card you want.
Alternatively, you can buy that card as a single for $15–$80 depending on the card's demand and condition. For collectors and competitive players alike, singles buying is the most cost-efficient way to get exactly the cards you need. That's why EA Collectibles maintains one of the largest Pokemon singles inventories in Canada — to give you direct access to the exact cards you're looking for.
Every single card listed in the EA Collectibles store is physically in our warehouse at 410 Third Street, London, Ontario. We don't drop-ship from third parties or list cards we don't actually have. When you place an order, your card is pulled from our organized inventory, sleeved, placed in a toploader, and shipped within 1–3 business days.
Each listing includes the card's condition grade using standard industry terminology: Near Mint (NM), Lightly Played (LP), Moderately Played (MP), or Heavily Played (HP). Most of our inventory is NM, but we also carry played copies for budget-conscious buyers who want the card for play rather than collection purposes.
Our singles inventory spans the full history of the Pokemon TCG:
One of the biggest pain points for Canadian collectors buying singles is cross-border pricing. Many US-based platforms price in USD, and once you add the exchange rate, international shipping, and potential customs duties, a $20 USD card can cost you $35–$40 CAD. EA Collectibles solves this by pricing everything in Canadian dollars with flat-rate and free shipping options within Canada.
We also continuously monitor market pricing across major platforms to keep our prices competitive. When set prices shift after rotation announcements or new set releases, we adjust accordingly. Our goal isn't to be the cheapest on every single card — it's to offer the best overall value when you factor in price, condition accuracy, shipping speed, and the peace of mind of buying from a verified Canadian business.
Condition matters enormously when buying Pokemon singles, especially for higher-value cards. Here's how we grade at EA Collectibles:
If you have questions about a specific card's condition before purchasing, reach out to us at ea.collectibles.service@gmail.com and we'll send you additional photos.
For players preparing for Pokemon TCG tournaments — whether local league cups, regional championships, or the Players Cup — buying singles is the only practical way to build a competitive deck. A Standard-format deck typically requires 2–4 copies of key Pokemon, specific Trainer cards, and the right energy mix. Trying to pull all of these from packs would cost hundreds of dollars; buying them as singles usually runs $40–$150 depending on the meta.
EA Collectibles carries a full selection of competitive staples. We also stock popular Trainer cards and Special Energy that tournament players need. If you're building to a specific decklist, you can order all of your cards in a single shipment rather than piecing together orders from five different sellers.
Over 400,000 Pokemon singles in stock. Every card condition-verified and ready to ship from London, Ontario.