England's long-awaited showdown with the All Blacks in November is destined to be the most expensive one-off test in history — with the RFU planning to charge £195 (NZ$372) for top tickets.
The premium seats will cost £34 more than for the matches against Wales and Ireland in the current Six Nations campaign, the Daily Mail reports.
The last time New Zealand faced England at Twickenham, in 2014, the top-priced tickets were £89, so there is set to be a like-for-like increase of £106 in the space of just four years.
That prize tag is still below the amount fans paid for premium seats during last year's series between the All Blacks and the British and Irish Lions, which ranged from from $NZ149 to $449.
The RFU insisted to the Daily Mail that the pricing policy for the fixture on November 10 between the teams ranked first and second in the world is still to be confirmed. It is due to be presented to the union's council at a meeting in April but a well-placed source claimed that approval is likely to be a formality, given the appetite for this blockbuster event.