Which Prismatic Evolutions chase cards should I look for?

Our Pokémon Prismatic Evolutions chase picks include Umbreon ex, Sylveon ex, Leafeon ex. Choose the artwork you enjoy; these editorial picks are not a complete set checklist or a price ranking.

FoilFox market estimates refresh separately from the article review date. Each USD quote is for the pictured version, with its source observation date. Ungraded prices vary with condition and are not a guaranteed sale. Missing or stale quotes stay labelled.

Featured cards and dated USD quotes
Card and versionPrice and observation
Umbreon exPrismatic Evolutions #161 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Sylveon exPrismatic Evolutions #156 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Leafeon exPrismatic Evolutions #144 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Espeon exPrismatic Evolutions #155 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Vaporeon exPrismatic Evolutions #149 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Glaceon exPrismatic Evolutions #150 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable

What this set is

This Umbreon is a different card from the Evolving Skies Umbreon VMAX Alternate Art that collectors call “moonbreon.” That card is older, comes from another set, and is a VMAX rather than an ex, so the set name and the word after “Umbreon” tell you which one you are looking at.

Poké Ball and Master Ball reverse holos are the other versions people hunt. A reverse holo has its shine around the artwork instead of on the picture, and these two add a pattern of balls to it. Both are special versions of the regular numbered cards rather than Special Illustration Rares.

Cards collectors still hunt

Sources

Pokémon TCG
Prismatic Evolutions (TCG) · Bulbapedia