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Sealed Pokémon Ex Emerald and Call of Legends Displays
Asset value
42.592 €
Issue price per Splint
50 €
Total number of Splints
836
Investment horizon in years
4 to 6
Return-to-Risk Assessment
8/10
Since launch March ‘25
+1.9%
Main reasons to invest
Return Potential📈: An investment of 500 EUR could reach an estimated value of 1,661 EUR in 6 years.
Cost-to-Return Ratio⚖️: With just 2.8% annual total costs (including exit fees), your net profit could be 22.2% per year.
A Vault of Pokémon’s Past 🏆: Owning a sealed EX Emerald or Call of Legends display is like holding a piece of Pokémon history in its purest form. With every box opened, fewer remain, turning these into legendary relics. This isn’t just a collectible—it’s a portal back to an era of mystery, nostalgia, and exclusivity.
Description
Valuation Summary 📝
To ensure the competitiveness of the investment, we conducted a thorough verification of the purchase price by analyzing recent transactions and current market values on the secondary card market. Our analysis confirmed that the price offered, inclusive of all associated fees, is competitive. To estimate the potential ROI, we based our analysis on the historical price development of all ex era Pokémon booster boxes. For the conservative scenario, we assumed the value of the displays would grow at the rate of Swiss inflation, taking a defensive approach. In the balanced scenario, we applied 75% of the average price increase for these two displays over the past two years. Finally, in the ambitious scenario, we applied 90% of the average price increase for these two displays over the past two years.
Exit Options at Maturity 🏠
We will manage the exit strategy on behalf of our investors, ensuring the best possible outcome based on market conditions at the time. Depending on the value of the card and the prevailing market situation, we can either sell the card privately to a collector or take it to auction. Both options are carefully considered, and we will choose the one that maximizes the return for our investors.
Why Invest in This Category? ⚡
Investing in Pokémon cards is particularly timely with the franchise's upcoming jubilee, expected to drive heightened interest and value appreciation in rare and nostalgic collectibles.
Why Invest in This Asset? 🔥
EX Emerald and Call of Legends are two of the most coveted sets in Pokémon’s history, each carrying unique significance that makes them irreplaceable to collectors.
EX Emerald – A Legendary EX-Era Display 📦
Released in 2005, EX Emerald belongs to the iconic EX era, a time of lower print runs, tougher pull rates, and Pokémon-ex dominance. Unlike most EX Series sets, EX Emerald featured no Gold Stars, making EX Pokémon the ultimate chase cards. It was also the first set to introduce Emerald-stamped reverse holos, adding further exclusivity. Finding a sealed EX Emerald booster box is nearly impossible, as most were opened years ago.
Call of Legends – A Unique Transitional Set ✨
Released in 2011, Call of Legends was a standalone expansion, blending reprinted Legendary Pokémon from HeartGold & SoulSilver with Shiny Legendary cards. With a limited print run and no follow-up set, it quickly became a collector’s favorite. Sealed displays are nearly extinct, cementing Call of Legends as one of the rarest modern-era booster boxes.
Context in Time ⏳
The Pokémon TCG has undergone multiple evolutions, yet the EX and HeartGold/SoulSilver eras remain two of the most nostalgic for collectors. Unlike today’s high-print, mass-produced sets, these eras saw far lower production volumes, meaning sealed product dried up quickly. As time passes, these booster boxes will only become rarer, securing their place as untouchable collector’s grails.
Conclusion 🎯
Sealed EX Emerald and Call of Legends booster boxes are more than just collectibles—they are historical artifacts of the Pokémon TCG’s most cherished eras. Their extreme rarity, sealed mystery, and lasting demand make them true treasures. As time passes, their legend only grows, making them irreplaceable pieces of Pokémon history.
To ensure the competitiveness of the investment, we conducted a thorough verification of the purchase price by analyzing recent transactions and current market values on the secondary card market. Our analysis confirmed that the price offered, inclusive of all associated fees, is competitive. To estimate the potential ROI, we based our analysis on the historical price development of all ex era Pokémon booster boxes. For the conservative scenario, we assumed the value of the displays would grow at the rate of Swiss inflation, taking a defensive approach. In the balanced scenario, we applied 75% of the average price increase for these two displays over the past two years. Finally, in the ambitious scenario, we applied 90% of the average price increase for these two displays over the past two years.
Exit Options at Maturity 🏠
We will manage the exit strategy on behalf of our investors, ensuring the best possible outcome based on market conditions at the time. Depending on the value of the card and the prevailing market situation, we can either sell the card privately to a collector or take it to auction. Both options are carefully considered, and we will choose the one that maximizes the return for our investors.
Why Invest in This Category? ⚡
Investing in Pokémon cards is particularly timely with the franchise's upcoming jubilee, expected to drive heightened interest and value appreciation in rare and nostalgic collectibles.
Why Invest in This Asset? 🔥
EX Emerald and Call of Legends are two of the most coveted sets in Pokémon’s history, each carrying unique significance that makes them irreplaceable to collectors.
EX Emerald – A Legendary EX-Era Display 📦
Released in 2005, EX Emerald belongs to the iconic EX era, a time of lower print runs, tougher pull rates, and Pokémon-ex dominance. Unlike most EX Series sets, EX Emerald featured no Gold Stars, making EX Pokémon the ultimate chase cards. It was also the first set to introduce Emerald-stamped reverse holos, adding further exclusivity. Finding a sealed EX Emerald booster box is nearly impossible, as most were opened years ago.
Call of Legends – A Unique Transitional Set ✨
Released in 2011, Call of Legends was a standalone expansion, blending reprinted Legendary Pokémon from HeartGold & SoulSilver with Shiny Legendary cards. With a limited print run and no follow-up set, it quickly became a collector’s favorite. Sealed displays are nearly extinct, cementing Call of Legends as one of the rarest modern-era booster boxes.
Context in Time ⏳
The Pokémon TCG has undergone multiple evolutions, yet the EX and HeartGold/SoulSilver eras remain two of the most nostalgic for collectors. Unlike today’s high-print, mass-produced sets, these eras saw far lower production volumes, meaning sealed product dried up quickly. As time passes, these booster boxes will only become rarer, securing their place as untouchable collector’s grails.
Conclusion 🎯
Sealed EX Emerald and Call of Legends booster boxes are more than just collectibles—they are historical artifacts of the Pokémon TCG’s most cherished eras. Their extreme rarity, sealed mystery, and lasting demand make them true treasures. As time passes, their legend only grows, making them irreplaceable pieces of Pokémon history.
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Collectomat
Collectomat GmbH mainly sells trading cards in ultra-modern vending machines. In addition to classics such as Pokémon, the vending machines also offer boosters from One Piece, Disney, Sport, YuGiOh! and other formats.
Additional details
Asset ID
21de2f9a-f812-441a-ae3a-342e4384b01a
Trading Card Franchise
Pokémon
Era
EX Series & HeartGold & SoulSilver era
Set
1 x Ex Emerald and 1 x Call of Legends Display
Publication year
2005 & 2011
PSA Grade
n/a - complete sealed displays
Number of cards
Ex Emerald: contains 36 sealed packs (each with 9 cards), Call of Ledgends: contains 36 selaed packs (each with 10 cards)
