A PSA 10 Legendary Collection Eevee Reverse Holo holds the highest recorded Eevee sale on Cardboard Alpha's ledger, $29,999.00. Ungraded, Team Up's Eevee & Snorlax GX Secret Rare leads at $496.49 delivered. Both rankings, dated and counted.
By recorded sale price, the most valuable Eevee card on Cardboard Alpha's ledger is the 2002 Legendary Collection Eevee 74/110 Reverse Holo graded PSA 10. Its highest admitted sale is $29,999.00 on eBay, sold March 1, 2026.
Treat that as one data point, not a going rate. The same card's other three PSA 10 sales on the ledger ran from $1,750.00 in 2021 to $10,000.00 in January 2026.
Ungraded, the order changes. Team Up's Eevee & Snorlax GX Secret Rare (191/181) holds the highest raw sale with a known delivered price, $496.49, sold September 10, 2026.
Reverse Holo PSA 10: admitted sale of $29,999.00 on eBay, sold March 1, 2026 (item price, shipping unknown). Raw Reverse Holo: $404.99 delivered, sold September 9, 2026.
As of September 27, 2026, the ledger holds 10,070 admitted raw sales across all 91 English Eevee printings and 8,480 admitted graded sales across 84 of them. This guide ranks both markets separately, because they are measured differently.
These ten printings are the PSA 10 markets this guide covers, ordered by median. It is not an exhaustive top ten: a few thinly traded records, such as a McDonald's Collection 2018 Eevee with one PSA 10 sale, post medians above the lower rows. Every figure is an admitted sale reported through a sales aggregator, at item price with shipping unknown, so none of it is a delivered price.
Card
Printing
PSA 10 sales
Median
Highest
Sales window
Eevee
Legendary Collection 74/110, Reverse Holo
4
$6,041.50
$29,999.00
2021-03 to 2026-03
Eevee
BW Black Star Promo BW94
1
n/a
$25,000.00
2026-04-07
Eevee GX
SM Black Star Promo SM233
27
$2,300.00
$5,500.00
2025-08 to 2026-06
Eevee & Snorlax GX
SM Black Star Promo SM169
69
$2,200.00
$5,000.00
2026-08 to 2026-09
Eevee
Sandstorm 63/100, Reverse Holo
4
$2,196.95
$5,000.00
2024-07 to 2026-03
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 171/181
8
$841.00
$999.99
2026-05 to 2026-09
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 191/181, Secret Rare
10
$750.00
$1,600.00
2026-02 to 2026-07
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 120/181
12
$683.42
$772.00
2026-07 to 2026-09
Eevee ex
Prismatic Evolutions 167/131, SIR
84
$550.00
$812.58
2026-07 to 2026-09
Eevee
Jungle 51/64, 1st Edition
50
$302.04
$784.00
2026-01 to 2026-09
Three rows rest on very thin samples. The BW94 promo has a single PSA 10 sale on the ledger, and the Legendary Collection and Sandstorm Reverse Holo medians each rest on four sales, the Legendary Collection's spread over five years.
The rows with dozens of sales tell a steadier story. The two Sun & Moon promos, SM233 and SM169, both carry PSA 10 medians above $2,000, while the Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ex, with 84 sales, has a median of $550.00.
Top raw Eevee sales, delivered price
Raw copies are ranked on a different basis: the highest sale with a known delivered price (item plus required shipping). The sample column counts only those delivered-known sales, read September 27, 2026.
Card
Printing
Highest raw sale (delivered)
Sold
Sales
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 191/181, Secret Rare
$496.49
2026-09-10
7
Eevee
Legendary Collection 74/110, Reverse Holo
$404.99
2026-09-09
1
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 171/181, Ultra Rare
$325.00
2026-09-01
8
Eevee GX
SM Black Star Promo SM174
$293.28
2026-09-01
4
Eevee & Snorlax GX
SM Black Star Promo SM169
$223.34
2026-09-08
23
Eevee ex
Prismatic Evolutions 167/131, Special Illustration Rare
$199.88
2026-09-06
28
Eevee GX
SM Black Star Promo SM233
$169.99
2026-09-18
47
Eevee
McDonald's Collection 2016, 12/12, Holo
$139.99
2026-08-24
5
Eevee
151, 133/165, Pokemon Center "Pokemon Together" stamp
$125.00
2026-09-13
5
Eevee & Snorlax GX
Team Up 120/181, Ultra Rare
$108.12
2026-09-26
22
Sample sizes run from one sale on the Legendary Collection Reverse Holo to 47 on the SM233 promo. A one-sale row is a single data point, not a market average.
The ledger also holds aggregator-reported raw eBay sales whose shipping is unknown. They are left out of this table because they have no delivered price, and several carry titles describing multi-card lots rather than a single card.
Why the raw and graded orders differ
Grading does not add the same premium to every Eevee. Team Up 191/181 tops the raw table, yet its PSA 10 median of $750.00 sits below SM169's $2,200.00, a promo whose best raw sale was $223.34.
Raw ranking: set by the best copies trading ungraded, with shipping known, mostly on TCGplayer in September 2026.
PSA 10 ranking: set by how many gem-mint copies reach the market and what they bring, across auction, best-offer and fixed-price sales, with the sale type often unrecorded.
What neither shows: how many PSA 10 copies exist. Cardboard Alpha does not track PSA population, so this guide does not cite it.
"Admitted" has a specific meaning in both tables. Before a sale counts, Cardboard Alpha's ledger screens it out if its listing text disqualifies it, its price sits far off the card's market, it cannot be tied to a variant, or its title names a different finish.
Team Up's three Eevee & Snorlax GX prints
Team Up (released January 31, 2019) printed Eevee & Snorlax GX three times: 120/181 and 171/181, both catalogued as Ultra Rare, and 191/181, catalogued as Secret Rare.
Eevee & Snorlax GX highest raw sale by print, Team Up
191/181 Secret Rare496.49USD
171/181 Ultra Rare325USD
120/181 Ultra Rare108.12USD
Cardboard Alpha confirmed-sale ledger, raw, delivered price, sales dated September 2026; read September 27, 2026.
Raw, the Secret Rare's $496.49 sale runs roughly 4.6 times the 120/181 print's $108.12, a gap that spans a catalog rarity tier. The 171 and 120 prints share the Ultra Rare tag, and this guide's data cannot say what drives the $325.00 versus $108.12 gap between them.
In PSA 10 the three prints sit much closer: medians of $841.00 for 171/181, $750.00 for 191/181 and $683.42 for 120/181. The Secret Rare leads raw but not in PSA 10.
A stamp changes 151's Eevee price
151's Eevee (133/165) is printed as a Common, and its plain copies trade like one. The plain non-holo copy's highest delivered sale is $5.48 across 41 sales, and the plain Reverse Holo's is $5.98 across 37.
The same card number also exists as a Pokemon Center "Pokemon Together" stamped variant, catalogued as its own instrument. Its five delivered-known sales run $99.99 to $125.00, roughly 23 times the plain non-holo high.
Pokemon Center "Pokemon Together" stamped variant: $125.00 delivered, sold September 13, 2026. The plain non-holo copy's highest delivered sale on the ledger is $5.48.
Plain Normal: 41 sales, $0.15 to $5.48.
Plain Reverse Holo: 37 sales, $0.25 to $5.98.
"Snowflake" stamp: 18 sales, $1.28 to $7.34; PSA 10 median $119.99 over 12 sales.
"Pokemon Together" stamp: 5 sales, $99.99 to $125.00; PSA 10 median $154.99 over 10 sales.
A "common" price only describes the exact variant it was measured on. A stamped copy of the same card number can trade in a different band entirely.
Vintage Eevee in PSA 10
Three Wizards of the Coast era Eevee cards, from Jungle (1999), Team Rocket (2000) and Neo Discovery (2001), have deep 1st Edition PSA 10 records. Jungle's and Team Rocket's, at 50 sales each, are among the deepest of any Eevee printing on the ledger. Only Jungle makes the PSA 10 table above, in its last row.
Jungle 51/64, 1st Edition: 50 PSA 10 sales, high $784.00.
Team Rocket 55/82, 1st Edition: 50 PSA 10 sales, high $351.00.
Where the graded sales come from
Of the 8,480 admitted graded Eevee sales, 5,952 are PSA and 1,880 are CGC, with BGS, TAG, ACE and SGC making up the rest. Nearly all were reported from eBay, with a smaller number from Fanatics.
Auction houses barely appear. The ledger holds one Goldin sale, a PSA 10 Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ex at $614.00 (July 20, 2026), and one Heritage sale, a CGC 10 Team Up 171/181 at $275.00 (May 14, 2026).
Every number here describes a sale that already happened and forecasts nothing. See the wider Pokemon catalog for how these printings sit against every other card Cardboard Alpha tracks, or how full sets price by rarity tier for the same print-tier pattern across entire releases.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable Eevee card?
By recorded sale, it is the 2002 Legendary Collection Eevee 74/110 Reverse Holo in PSA 10, with an admitted $29,999.00 eBay sale on March 1, 2026. Its other three PSA 10 sales on Cardboard Alpha's ledger ran from $1,750.00 to $10,000.00, so treat the top figure as one data point. Ungraded, Team Up's Eevee & Snorlax GX Secret Rare (191/181) leads with a $496.49 delivered sale on September 10, 2026.
What does a PSA 10 Eevee sell for?
It depends heavily on the printing. On Cardboard Alpha's ledger as of September 27, 2026, the PSA 10 median is $302.04 for a 1st Edition Jungle Eevee (50 sales), $550.00 for the Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ex (84 sales) and $2,300.00 for the SM233 Eevee GX promo (27 sales). Graded figures are aggregator-reported item prices with shipping unknown.
Why did a common 151 Eevee sell for $125?
That sale was not the plain 133/165 printing. It was a Pokemon Center 'Pokemon Together' stamped variant of the same card, catalogued separately, with a $125.00 delivered sale on September 13, 2026. The plain non-holo copy's highest delivered sale on the ledger was $5.48.
How many English Eevee cards are there?
Cardboard Alpha's catalog lists 91 English-language printings with 'Eevee' in the card name. That is 72 named plainly 'Eevee' plus Eevee GX, Eevee & Snorlax GX, Eevee ex, Eevee V, Eevee VMAX, Radiant Eevee and a handful of other named variants.
Ryan Shugars is an avid Pokémon card collector who builds the market-data tooling behind Cardboard Alpha. He collects across multiple eras, tracks population reports and price movement as a matter of habit, and started building Cardboard Alpha to get a straight answer to questions the existing price guides couldn't: what's actually trading, what's just an asking price, and what a grade is really worth on a given card right now. He writes from that same collector's vantage point, close to the data, skeptical of hype, and always checking a claim against the ledger before it goes in an article.
Ryan Shugars is a collector and the builder of Cardboard Alpha's data systems, not a licensed financial advisor. Articles he writes or edits describe market history and mechanics; they are informational and are not personalized investment advice.
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