The English Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box lost $30.16 in market price, about 26%, falling from $117.82 on Oct. 6 to $87.66 on Oct. 26.
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Market Brief
- Asset: Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box, English sealed box from the first Palworld booster set.
- Observed market: Market price of $87.66 on Oct. 26, and about $90 by Oct. 30.
- What changed: Down $30.16 between Oct. 6 and Oct. 26.
- Possible drivers: A second edition due to ship in late October, plus a set that is now about three months past its July launch.
Market Snapshot
Dawn of Palpagos arrived July 30, 2026 as Palworld’s first booster pack, with 100 base card types and 61 parallel types, and collectors still reach for the sealed Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box when they want the set’s original box. The slide looks bigger next to its neighbor. The Legends Awaken presale box started the stretch 18% above it and ended 5% below it, so the newer box cooled even faster.
Data checked: October 30, 2026
| Item | Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box (English, sealed) |
| Measure | Market price |
| Then | $117.82 (Oct. 6, 2026) |
| Now | $87.66 (Oct. 26, 2026) |
| Change | -$30.16 (-26%) |
What We’re Watching
The big question is whether the box settles here or keeps sliding once Bushiroad’s second edition lands, with a Roman numeral II at the bottom right of every card. Collectors sizing up the set in bulk can also look at Dawn of Palpagos Booster Box Case, the 12-box case from the same set.
- Supply: Watch how the second edition’s arrival splits listings between the two printings; a flood of II boxes would keep pressure on the original.
- Demand: Completed sales on Oct. 27 ran from $90 to $155 for this box, so buyers need to start clustering nearer the current level for the price to look settled.
- Catalysts: The second edition’s late October ship date, set in Bushiroad’s Sept. 4 update, is the clear one, with any news on reprint volume close behind.
- Risk factors: Plentiful second-edition stock could drag the original box lower still.
FoilWire Market Read
This reads like a first set finding its level, not a set losing its audience. The case for the set is the same one we made in our Dawn of Palpagos set review, and a Roman numeral on a reprint doesn’t erase it. The real tell is whether sales tighten around the new price once both printings are on the market. A $30 drop with a second edition on the calendar is a repricing, not a verdict.
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Market Note
Market data represents a snapshot of the sources reviewed for this article and may not reflect every private sale, marketplace, geographic region, condition, grade, fee, shipping cost, tax, or transaction occurring in the broader collectible market. Asking prices are not completed sales, individual transactions may be outliers, and limited sales volume can make collectible pricing especially difficult to interpret.
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