Description
Buy the Chinese Terastal Flareon Coin CDU from Obsidia TCG for a fiery counter display of ten Flareon coin sets. They come from Terastal Gathering (太晶盛聚), the Simplified Chinese set celebrating Eevee and its Evolutions, which Pokémon China released on 12 June 2026. Our listings also use the name Terastal Grand Gathering.
What’s in the Chinese Terastal Flareon Coin CDU
- 10 sealed Flareon coin sets
- Each set: 1 Terastal Gathering booster pack of 10 cards
- Each set: 1 Flareon foil card that matches the coin
- Each set: 1 Flareon-themed coin
About the Flareon Coins
Flareon is one of the three original Eeveelutions from the first Pokémon games, and Eevee becomes Flareon with a Fire Stone. Pokémon China produced the Flareon coin in ten designs: nine regular versions and one hidden design with a gold shimmer, according to the official Pokémon China product page. Coins are random, so a display of ten won’t necessarily include every design.
What to Expect from the Packs
Each 10-card Terastal Gathering pack can include Stellar Tera-type cards, special illustration rares and foils in Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns. Ten packs give you a reasonable look at the set, and the Flareon foil cards add a guaranteed Fire-type theme to the display. Simplified Chinese cards are made for play in mainland China, so UK fans mostly collect them.
Storing Coins and Cards
Coin capsules stop the metal faces rubbing together, and a small tray or coin album keeps ten designs in order. Sleeve the Flareon foil cards and any big pulls from the packs before they go in a binder. If you collect English cards too, our Prismatic Evolutions guide looks at the English Eevee-themed set.
Buy the Chinese Terastal Flareon Coin CDU from Obsidia TCG
We pack and post every order from Doncaster, and each display arrives factory sealed. See more Chinese booster packs, Chinese Pokémon cards and our Chinese range.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Chinese Terastal Flareon Coin CDU?
Ten booster packs, one inside each of the ten coin sets.
Are the cards in English?
No, all the cards are Simplified Chinese prints.
