Umbreon cards is the Moonlight Pokémon, and for many collectors it is the Eeveelution. That devotion shows in the card market: Umbreon cards from nearly every era of the Pokémon TCG rank among the most valuable in the hobby, and a few of the rarest have reached six figures in top condition.
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This list covers the ten most valuable Umbreon cards, followed by some special cards worth knowing about and three sealed products. Prices in this article are deliberately rough. Card values shift constantly, and the gap between an ordinary copy and a gem-mint graded one can be enormous, so think of the figures as ballparks rather than quotes. Always check recent sold listings for the exact card, edition and condition before buying or selling.
10. Umbreon 13/75
Neo Discovery is where English-speaking collectors first met the Johto Eeveelutions in the TCG, and this holo Umbreon, illustrated by Kimiya Masago, is one of the set’s signature cards. It is also the most approachable entry here: a raw copy usually costs a few hundred dollars.
9. Umbreon ex 112/115
Illustrated by Ryo Ueda, this ex-era Umbreon is one of the most lopsided cards on the list. A raw copy costs a few hundred dollars, yet gem-mint examples have sold for tens of thousands. Only a small number of PSA 10 copies exist, which helps explain why prices swing so much from sale to sale. That means its graded value sits well above what its place on the list suggests. For collectors chasing gem-mint vintage Umbreon, it deserves more attention than its ranking implies.
8. Umbreon (Delta Species) 17/113
The Delta Species Umbreon is a Darkness/Metal-type card with the Poké-Body Delta Moon, illustrated by Ryo Ueda. The holofoil version typically costs around five hundred dollars. The reverse holo is the sleeper, often priced close to double the regular holo. Graded sales are sparse, so there is no dependable gem-mint benchmark to quote.
7. Umbreon Prime 86/90
A Pokémon Prime card illustrated by Hideaki Hakozaki, this Umbreon has the Poké-Power Cloud-Covered Moon and the Evoblast attack. Raw copies cost roughly five hundred dollars, and high-grade copies climb into the thousands, with the very best examples reaching into five figures.
6. Umbreon H29/H32
The Aquapolis Umbreon is one of the e-Reader-era “H” holos, and it has some of the strongest momentum among vintage Umbreon. Raw copies commonly sell for over a thousand dollars, and even low-grade copies fetch several hundred. Gem copies are hard to come by, since only a small fraction of graded examples reach the top grade, and those can sell for five figures.
5. Umbreon ex – 161/131
The newest card in the main ranking is the Special Illustration Rare from Prismatic Evolutions. Raw copies sell for low thousands, and gem-mint copies for several thousand more. Thousands of gem-mint copies have been graded, which is a huge population compared with the vintage cards on this list, so this card’s price rests on sheer demand rather than scarcity. Some collectors call it “Sunbreon” to tell it apart from Moonbreon, and in gem mint it has at times outpriced Moonbreon, though not in raw condition.
4. Umbreon VMAX 215/203
“Moonbreon” is the modern face of Umbreon collecting. Illustrated by Keiichiro Ito, this alternate-art Umbreon VMAX typically sells for low thousands raw, and it is among the most valuable modern Pokémon cards of its era. Tens of thousands of copies have been graded, and most of them reach gem mint, which keeps top-grade prices from climbing as high as the vintage cards. The real money is at the very top of the grading scale: the rare perfect-subgrade Beckett “Black Label” copies have sold for tens of thousands.
3. Umbreon H30/H32
The Skyridge Umbreon is the crown jewel of the e-Reader era. Gem-mint copies are scarce, and they have sold for tens of thousands of dollars, with sellers sometimes asking far more. Even heavily played copies sell for hundreds, and clean raw copies can run into the thousands. If you want the most valuable English-language Umbreon of the early 2000s that is still within reach at a lower grade, this is the one.
2. Japanese Umbreon 054/L-P
This is the card to know about if you collect beyond the English market. The Umbreon 054/L-P is a LEGEND-era Japanese promo that was only available to Pokémon Daisuki Club members who collected 7,200 points. It uses the same Prime-style artwork and card text as the Undaunted Umbreon at number 7, drawn by Hideaki Hakozaki. How many members earned it is unknown, but graded copies are very few: only a few dozen have reached gem mint, and fewer than a hundred copies exist across all grades.
1. 2007 POP Series 5 Gold Star Umbreon 017/017
The Gold Star Umbreon from POP Series 5 (2007) is the most valuable Umbreon card on the list, and it was the first English appearance of that card after being a Japanese-only promo. Top-condition copies have sold for six figures, a grade below perfect still fetches tens of thousands, and even played raw copies go for thousands, with only a small share of roughly 700 graded copies reaching the top grade. Don’t mistake it for the 2021 Celebrations reprint of Umbreon Star (#17), which sells for a small fraction of the original because many thousands of gem copies exist.
Other Special Umbreon Cards
Umbreon BW93 (Sylveon Collection promo, 2013). An English holo promo (100 HP, with Shadow Drain and Slashing Strike) that was only available through the Sylveon Collection box. Near-mint copies cost a couple of hundred dollars, and top-graded examples can reach into the thousands, though high-grade sales are sparse and uneven.
Umbreon & Darkrai GX, SM241 (Tag Team Powers Collection, 2020). The full-art promo, illustrated by so-taro, arrived in the TAG TEAM Powers Collection in March 2020. It is the tag-team version of a card that first appeared in the Japanese Umbreon & Darkrai-GX Starter Set. Copies usually cost a couple of hundred dollars. Gem-mint copies sell for noticeably more, but because thousands of them have been graded, high prices for that grade can be unreliable.
Umbreon 067/SV-P (Yu Nagaba Pokémon Card Game Campaign, 2023). An exclusive Japanese card from a collaboration with illustrator Yu Nagaba, released in May 2023 alongside an Eevee card. Ungraded copies usually run in the low hundreds, and graded copies a bit more.
Karen’s Umbreon, Pokémon VS 091/141 (2001). An exclusive Japanese card from the 2001 Pokémon Card VS series. The First Edition holo is the one collectors want: ungraded copies commonly cost one to a few thousand dollars, and high-grade copies climb into the thousands and beyond.
Umbreon 0615/15 (Chinese Gem Pack Vol. 2, 2025). An exclusive Simplified Chinese card from Gem Pack Vol. 2, which launched in mainland China in May 2025. Illustrated by HYOGONOSUKE, who also drew the Evolving Skies Leafeon VMAX alternate art, it is one of four exclusives in the set alongside Leafeon, Sylveon and Eevee. Raw copies usually sell for a few hundred dollars at most, with graded copies priced higher.
Umbreon Sealed Products
Umbreon-GX Premium Collection (2017). Released in July 2017 at a retail price of around $40, it contained three foil promos (Espeon-GX, Umbreon-GX and Eevee), an oversize Umbreon-GX card, a collector’s pin, a coin, a code card and six booster packs. Sealed copies have since grown many times over in value and now commonly sell for several hundred dollars.
30th Celebration Ultra-Premium Collection (Night). Released in November 2026 as part of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary celebration, with a launch price in the neighborhood of $180. The Night version includes two foil promos: Pikachu ex (MEP 109) and Umbreon ex (MEP 110). The box also holds 29 booster packs, a Classic Collection pack with three etched cards, a playmat, 65 sleeves, a deck box and an Umbreon coin. It is the largest Umbreon-themed sealed product of the 30th Celebration line.
30th Celebration Battle Deck (Umbreon ex). Released in October 2026 at a modest price of around $20. Each deck has 60 foil cards, a deck box, a playmat and a coin, and the Umbreon deck comes with a Zeraora promo in an illustration-rare style. It is a ready-to-play deck first and a collectible second.
Umbreon’s prices follow two very different stories. At the top are vintage and promo cards whose top-graded copies are genuinely scarce, led by the Gold Star and the Daisuki Club promo. In the middle is modern demand: Moonbreon and the Prismatic Evolutions Umbreon ex have large graded populations, and their prices rest on popularity rather than rarity.
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