Tag Team GX Premium Trainer Box (TCG)
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The Tag Team GX Premium Trainer Box (Japanese: プレミアムトレーナーボックス TAG TEAM GX) is a Japanese-exclusive Pokémon Trading Card Game product released together with the Tag Bolt expansion on December 7, 2018.
Information
The precedent of releasing Premium Trainer Boxes alongside expansions that begin a new block within the Sun & Moon Era continues with the Tag Team GX Premium Trainer Box. Like Elite Trainer Boxes released internationally, this product contains an assortment of higher quality TCG accessories, including a set of 34 acrylic damage counters, premium status markers, an acrylic GX marker, and a unique coin. The box also comes with a set of 64 card sleeves featuring the TAG TEAM GX mechanic logo, 20 Tag Bolt booster packs, and a fixed selection of cards. The box itself can store up to 650 cards.
Previous Premium Trainer Boxes included only Trainer and Special Energy cards from the Sun & Moon, XY BREAK, and XY Eras. The Tag Team GX Premium Trainer Box focuses entirely on the Sun & Moon Era, including a variety of staple Trainer cards in addition to a number of Pokémon cards, a first for this line of product. All cards are reprinted with numbering specific to the deck, and each one shows a collection symbol of "SMJ". The focal Pokémon, Tapu Lele-GX, features artwork previously exclusive to prints outside Japan. Also included are 12 copies of each basic Energy card sporting a new design, 3 of which had previously debuted in the Eevee-GX Starter Sets.
Card list
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| No. | Mark | Card | Type | Quantity | ||
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| 001/035 | A | Fomantis | 
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2× | ||
| 002/035 | A | Lurantis |
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2× | ||
| 003/035 | B | Wooper | 
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2× | ||
| 004/035 | B | Quagsire |
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2× | ||
| 005/035 | B | Magnemite | 
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2× | ||
| 006/035 | B | Magneton |
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2× | ||
| 007/035 | B | Magnezone |
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2× | ||
| 008/035 | B | Inkay | 
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2× | ||
| 009/035 | B | Malamar |
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2× | ||
| 010/035 | A | Tapu Lele
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1× | ||
| 011/035 | B | Altaria | 
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2× | ||
| 012/035 | B | Swablu | 
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2× | ||
| 013/035 | A | Aqua Patch | I | 2× | ||
| 014/035 | B | Energy Recycle System | I | 1× | ||
| 015/035 | A | Energy Switch | I | 2× | ||
| 016/035 | B | Electropower | I | 2× | ||
| 017/035 | A | Nest Ball | I | 2× | ||
| 018/035 | A | Ultra Ball | I | 4× | ||
| 019/035 | B | Beast Ring | I | 2× | ||
| 020/035 | A | Field Blower | I | 1× | ||
| 021/035 | A | Rare Candy | I | 2× | ||
| 022/035 | A | Switch | I | 2× | ||
| 023/035 | A | Max Potion | I | 2× | ||
| 024/035 | B | Mysterious Treasure | I | 2× | ||
| 025/035 | A | Rescue Stretcher | I | 1× | ||
| 026/035 | A | Choice Band | I | 2× | ||
| 027/035 | A | Guzma | Su | 2× | ||
| 028/035 | B | Cynthia | Su | 4× | ||
| 029/035 | B | Volkner | Su | 2× | ||
| 030/035 | B | Tate & Liza | Su | 2× | ||
| 031/035 | A | Sophocles | Su | 2× | ||
| 032/035 | A | Lillie | Su | 2× | ||
| 033/035 | A | Aether Paradise Conservation Area | St | 2× | ||
| 034/035 | A | Brooklet Hill | St | 2× | ||
| 035/035 | A | Double Colorless Energy |  E
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4× | ||
| — | — | Grass Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Fire Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Water Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Lightning Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Psychic Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Fighting Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Darkness Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Metal Energy |  E
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12× | ||
| — | — | Fairy Energy |  E
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12× | ||
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