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#317Aquapolis

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Aquapolis

地図にない町/海からの風 EN

Full name
Pokémon TCG Booster Box Aquapolis EN Box
Set code
AQ
Release
Jan 2003
Packs per box
36

Background

Set code AQ is the catalog key for Aquapolis, the English Pokémon TCG standard booster box at rank 36 on the CARDZ BOX board. The title is a city name on the lid. The desk does not turn that word into a travel note or a made-up pull tale.

This SKU is sealed English Aquapolis paper. Opened English singles from the same set sit on another book, even when the city name still prints on the card.

The page is for lining the wrapped case against the loose market without sharing a cell. Identity is Aquapolis, English, and AQ. No sale print is added.

Market price$13,767
6M Change0.00%
6M Sold—

Data time: Oct 11, 2026

Daily market history

6M
Reference priceTracked sales
Daily market historyReference price. Only completed PSA 10 sales captured within CardZ Marketcap tracked coverage.$13,600$13,700$13,800$13,900$14,0002026-04-01: $13,7672026-05-01: $13,7672026-06-01: $13,7672026-07-01: $13,7672026-08-01: $13,7672026-08-14: $13,7672026-09-01: $13,7672026-09-23: $13,7672026-09-25: $13,7672026-09-27: $13,7672026-09-28: $13,7672026-09-29: $13,7672026-09-30: $13,7672026-10-02: $13,7672026-10-03: $13,7672026-10-05: $13,7672026-10-06: $13,7672026-10-07: $13,7672026-10-09: $13,7672026-10-11: $13,767Apr 1Oct 11

METHOD & DATA

How the BOX reference price is built

Each BOX rank uses a reference price. The method prefers completed sales. A market reference is used when sold evidence is thin. An ask floor is only a fallback, never treated as a completed sale.

Sold
Completed box sales captured inside CardZ Marketcap tracked coverage. Lots are unitised to one box, extreme outliers are dropped, and what remains is reduced to a median.
Market reference
A published market reference for that exact set, language and print wave when sold coverage is insufficient.
Ask floor
The current ask floor is shown only as a secondary reference. It does not replace a sold or market figure. A missing value stays missing, never zero.