Where to buy Stellar Miracle booster boxes wholesale?What is in the box and the cards that sell it

Lacey, one of the Trainers players meet in The Indigo Disk, headlines Souichirou Gunjima’s SAR and is the card most customers buy Stellar Miracle for. Like the best Trainer SARs, it has an audience that buys for the character rather than the Pokémon.

Shop tip: promote the box with Lacey in the window and on social media. It is the card your customers will ask for by name.

Terapagos is the set’s Pokémon star, and its gold UR is the card that turns any live opening, giveaway or in-store event into something people want to watch until the last pack.

If you run openings online or in store, this is the card that builds excitement and brings in new customers.

Saboteri’s SAR is the other big version of Terapagos ex and the favourite of Legendary collectors. With the gold UR and the SR (122), anyone chasing Terapagos has three chances in the same box.

Shop tip: if a customer is torn between a box and single packs, remind them that a box gives them a shot at Lacey and both big versions of Terapagos at once.

The other three Pokémon SARs, by Teeziro, MARINA Chikazawa and Yuu Nishida, each have their own audience: Dachsbun appeals to customers who like cute Pokémon and Galvantula to Bug-type fans. They make opening the box worthwhile even without Lacey.

MARINA Chikazawa also illustrated the Joltik AR (108), Galvantula’s pre-evolution: a pair that sells well together.

Briar, the teacher who leads the expedition into Area Zero in The Indigo Disk, has a SAR by DOM. It is the set’s second Trainer SAR and the natural alternative for character collectors who have not been lucky with Lacey.

ARs turn up far more often than SARs. Zeraora appeals to Mythical Pokémon collectors, Archaludon links to Paradise Dragona, and Mitsuhiro Arita’s Crabominable draws long-time collectors who follow this illustrator.

If you sell single packs, they are your best argument for customers coming back for "one more pack".