★ Mega Rising (B1) introduces the Mega Evolutions!
☆ New Decks: Mega Blaziken ex | Mega Gyarados ex
Mega Altaria ex | Mega Absol ex | Greninja ex
★ Events: Wonder Pick | Anniversary Celebration
☆ Trading Board: A4b and B1 Available for Trading!

Shop Tickets are one of the currencies used in Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket (PTCG Pocket). Learn how to get Shop Tickets and spend them here.
List of Contents
| Pokemon TCG Pocket Shop | ||
|---|---|---|
Shop Ticket
|
Emblem Ticket |
Special Shop Ticket
|
Premium Ticket
|
Event Shop Ticket |
Poke Gold
|
Trade Token |
||

A Shop Ticket can be claimed from the Daily Gift package found in the shop. It resets everyday so make sure to claim it when you log in.
Gameplay Loop: List of Daily Tasks

You can also get Shop Tickets if other players like your displayed binders or display boards under Community Showcase in the Social Hub.
You will need to set your chosen display board or binder to public and set it in Player's Featured on your profile. It is recommended that you choose a binder that you update regularly, as this may help you appear more often in Community Showcase.
However, keep in mind you can only get 5 tickets per day through likes or thanks.
It is likely that you will receive likes in return if you like your friends' showcases. You may like a handful of showcases after each daily reset for a chance to get likes in return.
If you receive a Thanks from another player after a Battle, Trade, or Wonder Pick, you will obtain 1 Shop Ticket.
If you have not reached the daily ticket limit yet, you may enter Private Battle Lobbies. Enter THANKS, Thanks or thanks as the password and concede when the battle starts.
When using these lobbies, be sure to give your opponent a Thanks. This will ensure that they will get a Shop Ticket as well.
How to Use the Wonder Pick Feature
You can quickly earn shop tickets by participating in solo battles for the first time. Participating in solo battles will give 6-7 Shop Tickets per completion, in addition to the shop tickets earned from Battle Tasks.
All Missions and Themed Collections

Accomplishing Battle Tasks will also give extra Shop Tickets as a reward.
Battle Tasks require the player to fulfill certain conditions (like defeating opponents with a specific pokemon type) so build your decks accordingly.
Solo Battle Guides: All Decks, Battle Tasks and Counters
| Battle Task | Reward |
|---|---|
| Beginner Battle Task | 3 Shop Tickets |
| Intermediate Battle Task | 4 Shop Tickets |
| Advanced Battle Task Expert Battle Task |
5 Shop Tickets |

By acquiring specific cards, you will be able to form a Themed Collection. Completing a Themed Collection will also grant Shop Tickets as a reward.
List of Themed Collections
|
1. Buy Hourglasses First 2. Buy 10 of Each Trainer Card 3. Buy All of the Accessories You Like 4. Save Up for Special Shop Tickets |
| Item | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
Pack Hourglass
x1 |
2 Shop Tickets | 10 |
Pack Hourglass
x6 |
12 Shop Tickets | 10 |
Wonder Hourglass
x1 |
2 Shop Tickets | 10 |
Wonder Hourglass
x6 |
12 Shop Tickets | 10 |
Both Pack Hourglasses and Wonder Hourglasses can be purchased using Shop Tickets at the Shop. These are only available in limited quantities, but they refresh at the start of every month.
It’s a good idea to buy all stocks of these items before the month ends if you want to obtain as many cards as possible.

Most Item Trainer cards can only be obtained by purchasing them at the Shop. It’s a good idea to prioritize getting these cards, especially the X Speed and Poke Ball cards, if you’re building your own decks.
If you have a lot of Shop Tickets to spare, consider buying 10 of each Trainer card, which allows you to unlock all the Flairs for two of each card. There are four Flair designs available for each Trainer card, and one duplicate is required to unlock each Flair.
A maximum of two copies of a card are allowed to be added in one deck, so if you want both copies of a particular Trainer card to be glammed up, buy a maximum of 10 copies of that card.

If you want to have a complete accessory collection or if you’re eyeing a particular accessory, try to get it as soon as you can. Shop stocks refresh every month, and the accessories displayed for the current month may change or rotate in the following month.
Item offerings in the Shop Tickets section of the Shop appear to be less likely to change, but it’s still a good idea to buy an item as soon as possible once you’ve made up your mind about getting it.
All Collection Items and Accessories
| Item | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|
Special Shop Ticket
x1 |
300 Shop Tickets | Unlimited |
Special Shop Tickets are costly at 300 Shop Tickets, but since you won’t have to sacrifice any of your precious rare cards, it seems like a good deal.
If you really want something from the Special Shop, you should definitely save up your Shop Tickets to purchase a Special Shop Ticket. The only other way to get a Special Shop Ticket is to exchange a star or crown rarity card, but these are best saved for Flairs or for trading once that feature becomes available.

| All Shop Items | New Shop Items |
| Limited-Time Event Shop | |
| Binder Covers | Display Board Backdrops |
| Emblems | Coins |
| Card Sleeves | Playmats |
| Profile Icons |
How to Get and Use Shop Tickets: Farming Guide



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