Score-A-Treat cards gain attention this Halloween season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 11:45 AM
Last updated Oct 27, 2026

The 2026 edition of Score-A-Treat cards is now available at Target for $19.99, drawing collectors' interest. Unlike the previous years, this set features multiple sports, autographs, and 1-of-1 inserts, potentially increasing its value. Last October, Pokémon Trick or Trade packs unexpectedly surged in price post-Halloween, prompting renewed interest in collectible items. Many boxes remain unsold on shelves, indicating that awareness of this year's improvements may still be limited. As collectors explore their options, some anticipate that the set may age well over time.
- •Score-A-Treat cards feature autographs and current players.
- •Boxes are priced at $19.99 and available at Target.
- •2026 improvements include a mix of sports and clever design.
- •Previous editions had low demand and limited resale value.
- •Collectors expect better long-term value for this year's set.
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"For the last several years, I’ve given out Pokemon Trick or Trade “BOOster Bundle” packs on Halloween. We don’t get a ton of kids at the house, so I managed to
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