Description
Buy the Chinese Terastal Sylveon Coin CDU from Obsidia TCG and bring home ten Sylveon coin sets in one sealed display. These sets belong to Terastal Gathering (太晶盛聚), the Eevee-themed Simplified Chinese release from 12 June 2026, also listed in our shop as Terastal Grand Gathering.
What’s in the Chinese Terastal Sylveon Coin CDU
- 10 sealed Sylveon coin sets
- 10 booster packs in total, one 10-card Terastal Gathering pack per set
- 10 Sylveon foil cards
- 10 Sylveon coins
Sylveon, the Fairy-Type Favourite
Sylveon is the Fairy-type Eeveelution, first seen in Pokémon X and Y, and its ribbon-like feelers make it one of the most recognisable members of the family. According to the official Pokémon China product page, the Sylveon coin comes in ten designs: nine regular and one hidden version with a gold shimmer. Each coin is random, so you’ll likely see a mix of designs.
Making the Most of Your Display
Ten matching sets are handy for party bags, gifts for Sylveon fans or trades at your local card night. Store spare coins in capsules to stop them scratching, and keep the foil cards sleeved. If you also collect English cards, our Prismatic Evolutions guide covers the English Eevee set.
The Terastal Gathering Packs
Inside every set is a sealed Terastal Gathering booster pack of ten Simplified Chinese cards. The set is all about Eevee and its Evolutions, with Stellar Tera-type cards, special illustration rares and Poké Ball and Master Ball pattern foils. Contents are random, so no specific card is guaranteed. Pokémon China made coin sets for all nine Eevee-family Pokémon, so Sylveon fits neatly into a wider Eeveelution coin collection.
Buy the Chinese Terastal Sylveon Coin CDU from Obsidia TCG
Factory sealed stock, packed and posted from Doncaster. Explore our Chinese Pokémon cards, Chinese booster packs and the wider Chinese range.
FAQs
What does each Chinese Terastal Sylveon Coin CDU set contain?
A 10-card Terastal Gathering pack, a Sylveon foil card and a Sylveon coin.
Can I use these cards in UK tournaments?
They’re Simplified Chinese prints made for play in mainland China, so most UK buyers collect them.
