Umbreon Pokemon Cards
Every Umbreon card in the Pokemon TCG: 46 printings in 28 sets, newest first. National Pokedex #197 ·
Umbreon in the Pokemon TCG
The first Umbreon card in the Pokemon TCG is Umbreon from Neo Discovery (Jun 1, 2001), and the newest is Umbreon from Prismatic Evolutions (Jan 17, 2025). The 46 printings come from 28 sets, released from 2001 to 2025, and 3 of the 46 are legal in Standard now. The most common rarities are Rare (12), Ultra Rare (9) and Promo (6). The cards credit 25 illustrators, and 5ban Graphics drew the most, with 9. Of the 46 printings, 41 have a TCGplayer market price: the median top-finish price is ~$96.59, 35 are ~$10 or more, and the most valuable is Umbreon VMAX from Evolving Skies at ~$2,209.75 (Holo).
Most valuable Umbreon cards
A card is listed only when its cheapest current TCGplayer listing for the same finish is at most twice its market price, and the middle listing is at least a quarter of it.
Evolving Skies~$2,209.75 HoloCardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon VMAX 215/203 Holo on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Prismatic Evolutions~$1,137.17 HoloCardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon ex 161/131 Holo on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Neo Discovery~$817.16 Unl. HoloCardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon 13/75 Unl. Holo on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Neo Discovery~$399.99 1st Ed.CardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon 32/75 1st Ed. on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Skyridge~$379.91 NormalCardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon 32/144 Normal on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Evolving Skies~$375.24 HoloCardNexuseBayBuy Umbreon V 189/203 Holo on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
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Price shown is each card's most valuable finish. Open the card for every finish. TCGplayer market prices, a guide, not an appraisal. Buy links are affiliate links.
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