Selling as High as Over $150 Plus Shipping and Taxes From Italy; Fans Suggest ‘Whopper’ Food Tokens
The Magic: The Gathering – Burger King Quest: The Great Gathering TCG card boxes and sleeves are selling on eBay for as high as over $150.
Among the things on no one’s BINGO card (see “Inducted into Hall of Fame“) of things that would happen in 2026, there was the notion that WotC would partner with Burger King for a TCG accessories collab (see “Brand Partners with Burger King“) and that this collab would be so popular on social media that it would essentially wash out any woes associated the recent Star Trek set release (see “If You Don’t Like the Set, Just Skip It“). As with most things in the gig economy, the boxes and sleeves found their way from Burger King restaurants in Italy onto eBay and have been selling like hotcakes for anywhere between $75 to over $150 (depending on seller feedback, shipping, and import fees).
The promotion is supposed to last until November 30, 2026. However, according to posts on Reddit and other social media outlets, the restaurants are being bought out of stock quickly and will likely require restocks. As another note, social media posts also indicate that the sleeves are made of thinner material than Gamegenic or Ultra PRO sleeves, but the product print quality is solid; the card box has a soft fabric interior and holds up to 100 single-sleeved cards with no room for tokens.
Additionally, fans on social media mentioned that the promotion would’ve been even better if the bundle came with a Whopper Food token card (see “Superdrop“). This suggestion, of course, opens the door to a number of collab concepts that are possible with restaurant chain brands and tokens: White Castle Wall tokens, KFC Chicken tokens (could be very popular in Japan during Christmas), Taco Bell Devil tokens (with Diablo hot sauce packets on them), etc. The collab opportunities are clearly there with fast food and Magic crossovers; will WotC harness them?
Source: ICV2
