Top 10 Most Valuable Umbreon Cards

Set

Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean · 091/106 · 1st Edition (Japanese)

Released

2005 (Japanese)

The Japanese original of the Unseen Forces ex at number eight, from Golden Sky, Silvery Ocean, the 2005 set that introduced this Ryo Ueda artwork a few months before the English printing. The 1st Edition Japanese printing is the one collectors chase, and its PSA 10 record is the $14,500 eBay sale of July 19, 2026, recorded by PriceCharting and corroborated by PSA’s own cert sales data.

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Prismatic Evolutions · 161/131 · Special Illustration Rare

Released

2025 (English)

The chase card of Prismatic Evolutions, the 2025 Eevee special set, and the only modern card on this list. Its counted record is a BGS 10 Black Label that sold on eBay on October 7, 2026 for $44,544.44 on 58 bids, verified on the listing itself. A higher Black Label figure of $50,100 from July 2026 rests on a single aggregator, so it sits in the honorable mentions below. Ordinary PSA 10 copies trade between $3,800 and $5,000, which makes this record a Black Label premium story.

Set

EX Unseen Forces · 112/115

Released

2005 (English)

One of the hardest EX-era cards to grade. Of nearly 2,000 copies PSA has graded, only 46 are PSA 10, a gem rate of about 2.3 percent. PSA’s own auction data records the record copy selling at Goldin on May 18, 2026, ahead of a $49,999 eBay sale two months earlier. The artwork is by Ryo Ueda, who also drew the Japanese original sitting at number ten.

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HS Undaunted · 86/90 · Prime

Released

2010 (English)

The English set version of the artwork Japan reserved for its Daisuki Club members, from HS Undaunted. Only 83 copies have graded PSA 10. Its climb is the fastest documented on this list, from $4,560 in April 2025 to $18,000 in April 2026 and $60,000 that July, then $90,000 including buyer’s premium at a Fanatics Collect weekly auction in September 2026. PSA cert sales data shows copies at $78,000 in October 2026, confirming the level even though the exact September date was never published.

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Aquapolis · H29/144

Released

2003 (English)

The holo from Aquapolis, the second e-Reader expansion, with artwork by Mitsuhiro Arita. Only 91 copies have graded PSA 10. PriceCharting’s sold listings record the record copy selling on eBay on October 2, 2026, and a second PSA 10 made $134,200 at Goldin three weeks later, so the six-figure level is corroborated even though the record figure itself comes from the one aggregator. A year earlier, the same grade sold for $11,900.

Set

Skyridge · H30/144

Released

2003 (English)

The holo from Skyridge, the final Wizards of the Coast expansion, with Atsuko Nishida’s artwork of Umbreon under a moonlit sky, its rings glowing. Only 129 copies have graded PSA 10. One sold for $168,000 at Fanatics Collect on September 28, 2026, and a second copy reached $180,000 at Fanatics Collect about a week later. The top figure rests on one news report, which is why this card sits below the other $180,000 card on the list.

Set

PLAY Promo · 026/PLAY (Japanese)

Released

2005 (Japanese)

The Japanese Players Club counterpart of the Gold Star, a top-tier PLAY points prize from 2005 that took 70,000 points to earn and was never sold at retail. A PSA 10 sold at Fanatics Collect on February 23, 2024 for $180,000, and no higher verified sale has surfaced since, despite the vintage boom. A BGS 9.5 copy also reached $180,000 in November 2025, and an earlier PSA 10 made $135,209 in September 2023. On the tie with Skyridge, this card ranks ahead on the strength of multiple independent reports.

Set

Neo Discovery · 13/75 · 1st Edition

Released

2001 (English)

Umbreon’s debut holo, from the 2001 Neo Discovery set, in the 1st Edition printing. A BGS 10 Pristine copy sold through Alt in October 2026 for $287,857, a card that had previously traded at just over $10,000. About 104 copies have graded PSA 10. The exact October day was not published, and both reports of the sale identified it as the Umbreon record at the time, days before the Daisuki Club card passed it.

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POP Series 5 · 17/17 · Gold Star

Released

2007 (English)

The Gold Star from POP Series 5, handed out in packs through Pokémon Organized Play leagues rather than sold in booster boxes, with artwork by Masakazu Fukuda. Only 53 copies have graded PSA 10. Its 2026 run is the steepest of any vintage Umbreon, from $216,000 in August to $456,000 at Fanatics Collect on the evening of October 25, then $738,100 at Goldin hours later, on 47 bids, in the Pokémon 30th Anniversary Auction.