Team Rocket Returns buying guide
EX Ruby & Sapphire era
Team Rocket Returns, from 2004, brought back Dark Pokémon and introduced Gold Star cards.
About Team Rocket Returns
At a glance
- Release date
- 8 November 2004
Most valuable cards today
What you can buy
The ways Team Rocket Returns is sold — what each one is, what's inside and who it suits.
Booster BoxTeam Rocket Returns Booster BoxA sealed box of booster packs — the most packs you can buy in one go.Inside: 36 packs in a modern English box. Japanese boxes hold 30 smaller packs.Good for: Opening lots of packs at once, or keeping a whole box sealed.Shop booster boxes 
Booster PackTeam Rocket Returns Booster PackA single pack of random cards from the set.Inside: 10 cards in a modern English pack. Japanese packs usually have 5.Good for: Trying your luck, or a small gift.Shop booster packs 
Blister PackTeam Rocket Returns Blister PackPacks on a cardboard backing, often with a promo card or coin you can see through the plastic.Inside: Usually 1 to 3 packs.Good for: An easy, low-cost gift.Shop blister packs
Team Rocket Returns sealed products
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Singles and graded cards
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Questions collectors ask
- What can I buy for Team Rocket Returns?
- Team Rocket Returns comes as Booster Boxes, Booster Packs and Blister Packs. Each one in the Shop shows what it's worth today and who's selling it.
- How do I know if a price is fair?
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- Where can I buy Team Rocket Returns?
- Every Team Rocket Returns product and card on PokeGoTo shows its live eBay listings. You compare here, then buy from the seller on eBay.
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