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#186Ultradimensional Beasts

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Ultradimensional Beasts

超次元の暴獣

Full name
Pokémon Card Game Sun & Moon Expansion Pack Ultra Dimensional Beasts Box First Production ver.
Set code
SM4A
Release
Sep 2017
Packs per box
30

Background

Ultradimensional Beasts is the Japanese Pokémon TCG booster box stamped SM4A. Catalog id ptcg-jp-sm4a-booster-box-std; language jp; game ptcg.

Official name on the packet is Ultradimensional Beasts. The desk reads SM4A with the Japanese language flag and the sealed format. This packet has no pack count, sale, or reference price.

Rank 103 is board position only. Keep the Japanese SM4A box as its own line and do not merge it with another SM4 suffix or an English ultra-titled case.

Market price$1,764¥279,000
6M ChangeAccumulating
6M Sold4

Data time: Sep 8, 2026

Daily market history

6M
Reference priceTracked sales
Daily market historyReference price. Only completed PSA 10 sales captured within CardZ Marketcap tracked coverage.$1,000$1,500$2,000$2,5002025-12-29: $1,1442026-04-10: $1,4612026-04-25: $1,5882026-06-06: $2,2872026-06-27: $1,5882026-07-11: $1,5882026-09-08: $1,7732025-12-29: $1,1442026-04-10: $1,4612026-04-24: $1,4612026-04-25: $1,5252026-06-05: $2,2762026-06-06: $2,2872026-06-26: $2,2872026-06-27: $1,9382026-07-10: $1,5882026-07-11: $1,5882026-09-08: $1,773Dec 29Sep 8

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.