Eeveelution cards: what each costs to collect, cheapest to dearest

Prices in this guide are TCGplayer market prices as of October 4, 2026, for raw, ungraded Near Mint copies. On that date the card catalog behind Pullnomics held 386 English cards whose Pokémon is Eevee or one of its eight evolutions, and 359 of them had a market price. The median card is about $14.47. One of every priced card comes to about $26,010. That total is a floor, because it leaves out the 27 cards with no market price and the 8 whose price is a thin market, both explained below.

Umbreon is where the money sits: 46 of the 386 cards, and 40 firm prices (market prices that are not thin markets) adding up to about $8,781, about a third of the total. It also has the dearest firm price, Umbreon VMAX #215 from Evolving Skies at $2,292.50 for its Holofoil printing, with the lowest TCGplayer listing at $1,804.01. Eevee has the most cards, 85, and its 80 priced cards add up to about $2,112. Each of the nine Pokémon has at least one card with a firm price under 50 cents.

What the list is and what it leaves out

The list follows the rule printed under the live table: English cards whose Pokémon is Eevee or one of its eight evolutions (Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon), TAG TEAM pairs included, by the Pokédex numbers the card database gives each card. Twelve cards are TAG TEAMs pairing one of the nine with another Pokémon: four cards each of Eevee & Snorlax-GX and Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX, and two each of Espeon & Deoxys-GX and Umbreon & Darkrai-GX. No card carries two of the nine, so each counts once in the split below. Each card has one price, the TCGplayer market price its card page shows for one printing, and the tables name that printing with the lowest TCGplayer listing beside it. Graded copies are a separate market, covered in the raw vs graded guide.

The rule sees only what the card database stores. Cards that reach the catalog from TCGplayer alone, such as prize-pack printings, jumbo cards and World Championship deck cards, carry no Pokédex number there and fall outside the list, and 221 of them have names mentioning one of the nine. The dearest of those by market price is Vaporeon (State Championships) [Staff] from League & Championship Cards at $449.99. Another is an entry named Umbreon - BW93 in TCGplayer's Black and White Promos, which carries a market price there, while the list's own Umbreon #BW93 has none. The data behind this guide carries no printing or listing for these TCGplayer-only cards, so neither price has been checked against listings. The list is every English card the catalog ties to the nine by Pokédex number, not every Eeveelution card printed in English.

The live table

The table below is the live list, with prices updated daily: the 30 dearest and the 30 cheapest cards and the thin-market prices, with totals for every card in the list and links to the nine species pages. Each row's eBay button, an affiliate link, searches raw copies from US sellers, Buy It Now, lowest price first, capped 12 percent under market where the button names a price.

The methodology page shows how the site compares a landed price, item plus shipping, with market.

How the 386 cards split by Pokémon

Umbreon has 12 percent of the cards and about 34 percent of the total, with 17 firm prices at $100 or more, the most of the nine, and only 4 of its 41 priced cards under $5. Eevee is the reverse: 43 of its 80 priced cards are under $5, and its total is about a quarter of Umbreon's. Espeon is second by total at about $3,847, and Sylveon third at about $2,788 from 29 firm prices, the fewest of the nine.

The dearest firm price of each:

Eevee's and Sylveon's tops are TAG TEAMs. Their dearest single-Pokémon cards are Eevee ex #167 at $175.73 (Holofoil, lowest listing $148.95) and Sylveon ex #156 at $476.49 (Holofoil, lowest listing $384.99), both from Prismatic Evolutions.

The dearest firm prices

These are the fifteen highest firm prices in the list.

Umbreon has six of the fifteen places, Espeon and Sylveon three each, and Jolteon, Flareon and Leafeon one each; no Eevee, Vaporeon or Glaceon card makes the list. The fifteen come to about $10,351, about 40 percent of the total, and the 24 dearest firm prices to just over half of it.

Three of the fifteen, Umbreon #13, Jolteon ★ #101 and Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX #205, have a lowest TCGplayer listing above their market price. None is past 1.5 times the market, the thin-market line, so they keep their places. The TCGplayer market price guide explains how that figure is built.

On the site's Evolving Skies pull-rate page, Umbreon VMAX #215 is the most valuable card of the six-card Alternate Art VMAX tier, listed at 1 in 312 packs from the pack-opening counts the page cites, or about 1 in 1,872 for that one card. The card database files that tier's cards under Rare Rainbow, the rarity the table above shows. Leafeon VMAX #205, Glaceon VMAX #209 and Sylveon VMAX #212 are in the same six-card tier, and Umbreon V #189 is in the 11-card Alternate Art V tier at 1 in 96. On the Prismatic Evolutions pull-rate page, Umbreon ex #161 leads the 32 Special Illustration Rares, a tier at 1 in 49 packs, or 1 in 1,568 for one named card. All nine Prismatic Evolutions Special Illustration Rares in this list share that rate, and their prices run from $175.73 for Eevee ex #167 to $1,326.66, a spread of about 7.5 times. Other sets are on the pull-rate index.

Those two sets account for about a third of the total: the 35 Evolving Skies cards in the list come to about $5,094 and the 27 Prismatic Evolutions cards to about $3,554. Their sealed products are on the sealed EV board.

The cheapest copy of each Eeveelution

The nine cheapest picks, one per Pokémon, add up to $2.73. Eight of the nine Pokémon have theirs in a Scarlet & Violet set; Espeon's is from 30th Celebration, released in September 2026, which the catalog files under its Mega Evolution series. The two Eevee commons, both Normal printings at $0.22 with lowest listings of $0.01, are the lowest firm prices in the whole list. In all, 112 of the 359 priced cards are under $5, and together they come to $224.92, under 1 percent of the total. The set completion guide adds up collections by set instead of by Pokémon.

How the list splits by series

The card database groups sets into series, and these cards fall into sixteen of them. A series is not always an era: Other is the catalog's catch-all, here holding Legendary Collection, the McDonald's Collections of 2016, 2018 and 2019, and the Pokémon Futsal Collection.

Sword & Shield has the most cards, 97, a quarter of the list, and the largest total, about $6,738, with 35 of its cards from Evolving Skies. Sun & Moon follows with 69 cards, all twelve TAG TEAMs among them, and about $4,497. Neo is the opposite shape: nine cards from Neo Discovery and Neo Destiny come to about $2,070, about $230 a card against about $69 a card in Sword & Shield.

Black & White has 29 cards and 19 prices. The ten without one are the BW Black Star Promos #BW87 to #BW94, which cover every one of the nine but Sylveon, plus Eevee #BW97, another BW Black Star Promo, and Eevee #RC14 from Legendary Treasures. Seven of XY's 24 cards are unpriced, five of them from Generations. The 30th Celebration set adds nine cards at about $52 together, and its dearest, Sylveon ex #153, a Special Illustration Rare, is $47.82 for its Holofoil printing with a lowest listing of $49.49.

Thin markets and cards with no price

A thin market is a price with no TCGplayer listing near it (none listed, or the lowest more than 1.5 times the market) or with an open price flag, and one old sale can set it. All eight here have a lowest listing far above the market, and the live table and this guide pass them over for the cheapest and the dearest and keep them out of the total.

By market price alone, the first two would rank second and fourth in the whole list. Vaporeon ★ #102 from Power Keepers has a market price of $1,399.95, but its lowest listing was $99,999.98, so the table leaves it out of the dearest, and Vaporeon's dearest firm price is Vaporeon ex #110 at $315.24. Umbreon #H29 from Aquapolis has a market price of $1,252.62 against a lowest listing of $2,500. Flareon #H7 from Skyridge, at $589.89, had one TCGplayer listing price, $3,000.

The 27 cards with no market price count toward the 386 and add nothing to the total. Beyond the gaps above, they include Umbreon ex #112 from Unseen Forces, Flareon ★ #100 from Power Keepers, and Espeon ★ #16 and Umbreon ★ #17 from POP Series 5. How Umbreon ranks against other Pokémon by dearest card, by cards at $50 or more and by total is in the guide to which Pokémon have the most valuable cards, whose figures were taken on September 28, 2026.

What changes and what stays

The dated figures are every price, lowest listing, total, share and median here, the counts of priced, unpriced and thin-market cards, and the cheapest and dearest picks, all as of October 4, 2026. They move with each daily TCGplayer update, and a card can enter or leave the thin-market group as its listings change. The live table above refreshes daily; the tables in the text do not.

The lasting facts are the rule, the nine Pokédex numbers, TAG TEAM cards counting for the Eeveelution on them, one price per card, and the pack-opening odds the Evolving Skies and Prismatic Evolutions pull-rate pages list for the tiers named above. The list grows when a later set or promo prints one of the nine in English, and changes if the card database adds or corrects a Pokédex number, including on TCGplayer-only cards. The odds change only if the pack-opening counts behind them are revised, and a card's priced printing changes when its preferred printing gains or loses a market price.

Bottom line

The catalog lists 386 English cards of Eevee and its eight evolutions. Umbreon has 46 of them and about a third of the firm-priced total, led by Umbreon VMAX #215 at $2,292.50, while Eevee has 85, more than half of its priced cards under $5. The nine cheapest, one per Pokémon, add up to $2.73. Half the money sits in 24 cards, and Evolving Skies and Prismatic Evolutions account for about a third of it. The total of about $26,010 is a floor: 27 cards carry no price, 8 carry thin-market prices, and TCGplayer-only printings such as the staff championship cards are outside the list.