Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

+$25 ahead of list

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Play Booster Box

Open one box and you'll get $138.30 of cards, on average. A box costs $113 right now, so that means you're +$25.19 ahead.

Cards inside

$138.30

Everything in the box, at today's prices

Box costs now

$113

TCGplayer market · from $110

Difference

+$25.19

In your favour

Packs in the box

30

Each holds one rare or mythic

Box price from TCGplayer, checked September 2, 2026 · Card prices from Scryfall (TCGplayer market data) · last updated August 29, 2026

This is an average. A few very expensive cards pull it upward, so most individual boxes land below it. Opening one box is closer to a lottery ticket than an investment — the number below tells you whether the lottery is priced fairly.

And if you sold the cards?

$138.30 is what the cards are worth to a buyer. It is not what you would be paid for them.

Worth to a buyer

$138.30

Every card at market price

What you'd keep

$28.50

About 21% of it, sold card by card

Stuck as bulk

68%

Cards worth more by the thousand than listed

Two things separate the two figures. Fees take 10.75% commission plus 2.5% and $0.30 on every order, and postage on a single card runs about $1.10 — a bite a cheap card cannot absorb. And 68% of the box's value sits in cards below roughly $1.66, the point where a card is worth more thrown into a bulk lot at $0.04 a rare than listed, packed and posted. Selling the whole box to a buylist in one go pays less again.

Assumes one card per order, which is the cautious reading — a buyer taking several cards at once splits the fixed costs between them. Fees are TCGplayer Marketplace rates as of February 2026; bulk rates are current cash buylist.

What does a box cost you?

We start from what a box costs right now. Put in the price you're actually being asked to pay and the answer updates.

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$20$300

+$25.19

per box, in your favour

The cards are worth more than the box

At $113 a box you'd come out about $25.19 ahead on average. Over many boxes that edge is real — but any single box can still be a dud.

Break-even price

$138.30

Pay less than this and you're ahead on average.

Check today's box price

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Where the value comes from

Every pack has a few fixed positions — a guaranteed rare, a wildcard, a foil. Here's what each one is worth across the whole box.

Rare or mythic

The one guaranteed rare or mythic in every pack. This is where most of a box’s value sits.

Per pack

$1.62

Whole box

$48.60

$20.40 kept

Share

35%

Common no legend

One of the card positions in every pack of this product.

Per pack

$1.19

Whole box

$35.70

$0.90 kept

Share

26%

Uncommons

Three per pack. Occasionally one is worth real money.

Per pack

$0.45

Whole box

$13.50

$0.30 kept

Share

10%

Foil (any rarity)

The guaranteed shiny card in every pack. Usually a common, occasionally something expensive.

Per pack

$0.40

Whole box

$12.00

$2.70 kept

Share

9%

Legendary turtle

One of the card positions in every pack of this product.

Per pack

$0.39

Whole box

$11.70

$2.70 kept

Share

8%

Wildcard

An extra card of any rarity. Most of the time it is a common or uncommon, but it can be a second rare.

Per pack

$0.33

Whole box

$9.90

$1.80 kept

Share

7%

Nonfoil land

One of the card positions in every pack of this product.

Per pack

$0.18

Whole box

$5.40

$0.00 kept

Share

4%

Foil land

A foil version of this slot.

Per pack

$0.06

Whole box

$1.80

$0.00 kept

Share

1%

Source material card

One of the card positions in every pack of this product.

Per pack

$0.00

Whole box

$0.00

$0.00 kept

Share

0%

The cards you're hoping to hit

The ten most valuable cards a Play Booster can produce, and roughly how often one shows up.

#1 most valuable

Super Shredder

Super Shredder

$34.47

You'll open one about 1 every 10 boxes

#2 most valuable

Krang, Utrom Warlord

Krang, Utrom Warlord

$26.48

You'll open one about 1 every 10 boxes

#3 most valuable

Krang, Utrom Warlord

Krang, Utrom Warlord

$23.27

You'll open one about 1 every 5 boxes

4Super Shredder

Super Shredder

mythicabout 1 every 5 boxes

$20.14

5Dark Leo & Shredder

Dark Leo & Shredder

mythicabout 1 every 10 boxes

$14.58

6Michelangelo, Improviser

Michelangelo, Improviser

mythicabout 1 every 13 boxes

$11.17

7Raph & Mikey, Troublemakers

Raph & Mikey, Troublemakers

rareabout 1 every 5 boxes

$9.95

8Cool but Rude

Cool but Rude

rareabout 1 every 2 boxes

$8.87

9Raphael, Ninja Destroyer

Raphael, Ninja Destroyer

mythicabout 1 every 13 boxes

$7.72

10Donatello, Mutant Mechanic

Donatello, Mutant Mechanic

mythicabout 1 every 13 boxes

$7.52

Every rare and mythic in the set

111 cards. “Copies per box” is how many of that exact card you'd expect from one box on average — under 1 means you usually won't see it at all.

Super Shreddermythic$29.510.10
Krang, Utrom Warlordmythic$25.380.10
Krang, Utrom Warlordmythic$23.270.22
Super Shreddermythic$17.700.22
Dark Leo & Shreddermythic$13.050.10
Cool but Ruderare$8.410.63
Michelangelo, Improvisermythic$7.680.08
Mikey & Leo, Chaos & Orderrare$6.260.20
Leonardo, Sewer Samuraimythic$5.570.08
Raphael, Ninja Destroyermythic$5.520.08
Donatello, Mutant Mechanicmythic$5.510.08
Raph & Mikey, Troublemakersrare$5.230.20
Michelangelo, Weirdness to 11rare$4.670.17
Technodromemythic$4.640.10
Mikey & Leo, Chaos & Orderrare$4.250.20
The Oozerare$3.940.63
Triceraton Commandermythic$3.410.10
Dark Leo & Shreddermythic$3.370.22
Raph & Mikey, Troublemakersrare$3.130.43
Krang & Shredderrare$3.070.20

Compare with other boxes

Sets released around the same time, so you can see how this one stacks up.

Questions people ask

It's the average value of the cards in a box. Imagine opening a thousand boxes of this set and adding up every card at its market price — divide by a thousand and you get $138.30. It is not what your box will be worth. Most boxes come in lower, because a small number of very expensive cards drag the average up.