Prismatic Evolutions Card Values: The Complete Guide
Umbreon ex alone is 26.7% of Prismatic Evolutions' $4,364.91 set value, the top ten cards hold 78.1%, and a Master Ball Umbreon prices within $3 of the set's top Hyper Rare.
Umbreon ex 161/131, the Special Illustration Rare, is the most valuable card in Prismatic Evolutions. Its evaluated raw Near Mint price was $1,167.24 on October 3, 2026, about 2.5 times the next card, Sylveon ex 156/131 at $460.19.
That one card is 26.7% of what the whole set costs. One Near Mint copy of all 180 cards came to $4,364.91 that day, and the ten most valuable cards, nine of them Eevee or an Eeveelution, held 78.1% of it.
Every raw card price here is Cardboard Alpha's evaluated Near Mint price for October 3, 2026: one daily number per card, built from recorded sales, live asking prices and the card's prior evaluation.
It can differ from marketplace prices: Cardboard Alpha's Umbreon and Scarlet & Violet era guides quote TCGplayer's September 26, 2026 market price, so they list Umbreon ex higher.
161 · Prismatic Evolutions · Special illustration rare
Special Illustration Rare, evaluated raw Near Mint $1,167.24 on October 3, 2026: 26.7% of the set's value.
Where the set's value sits
Prismatic Evolutions released on January 17, 2025, with Eevee and its eight Evolutions printed as Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, per The Pokémon Company's launch announcement. TCGdex lists 180 cards: 131 numbered cards plus 49 secret cards numbered 132 through 180.
The set has no Illustration Rare tier, TCGplayer's pull-rate study notes. Its value lands instead on 32 Special Illustration Rares (SIRs): 26 Pokémon ex and six Trainers.
Rarity
Cards
Combined value
Share of set
Price range
Special Illustration Rare
32
$4,168.90
95.5%
$10.49 to $1,167.24
Hyper Rare
5
$89.71
2.1%
$5.78 to $61.24
Double Rare
25
$69.78
1.6%
$0.44 to $7.81
Ultra Rare
12
$12.57
0.3%
$0.58 to $2.25
Common
46
$7.31
0.2%
$0.03 to $0.80
Rare
21
$7.25
0.2%
$0.07 to $0.71
Uncommon
33
$5.09
0.1%
$0.02 to $0.78
ACE SPEC Rare
6
$4.30
0.1%
$0.27 to $1.22
All cards
180
$4,364.91
100%
Standard printing of each card, October 3, 2026. Reverse holos are priced below.
The 131 numbered cards are worth $93.73 combined, 2.1% of the set, with a median of $0.18. The 49 secret cards carry the other 97.9%, and 114 of the 180 cards priced under $1.00.
One caveat: 79 of the 180 prices, each $0.27 or less and $8.44 combined, rest on a quoted marketplace guide rather than a recorded transaction.
The top 20 cards by value
Twenty cards hold 91.2% of the set's value. All are SIRs except the Hyper Rare Pikachu ex.
Nine of the top ten are the Eevee family's SIRs, worth $3,260.73 together, 74.7% of the set. Below the top two the group bunches up: Espeon ex and Leafeon ex sit 73 cents apart near $298, and Flareon ex, Jolteon ex and Eevee ex close it out between $160.37 and $182.92.
155 · Prismatic Evolutions · Special illustration rare
Special Illustration Rare, evaluated raw Near Mint $297.99 on October 3, 2026, third in the set.
Pull odds do not explain the spread. TCGplayer's Authentication Center opened more than 1,200 packs and puts any specific SIR at about 1 in 1,440 packs, assuming every SIR is printed in equal numbers. If that holds, pull rarity cannot account for Umbreon ex trading at 6.6 times Jolteon ex.
Share of $4,364.91, one Near Mint copy of each of the 180 cards, rounded to one decimal. Cardboard Alpha evaluated prices, priceDataEffectiveDate October 3, 2026.
The top five hold 57.0% and cards six through ten another 21.1%. Umbreon ex alone, at $1,167.24, is worth more than the 170 cards outside the top ten combined, which come to $957.18 (21.9%).
Roaring Moon ex at $147.00 is the only top-ten card outside the Eevee family. The 23 non-Eevee SIRs, Roaring Moon ex included, have a median of $28.39, and the six Trainer SIRs run from $12.20 (Amarys) to $22.46 (Crispin).
162 · Prismatic Evolutions · Special illustration rare
Special Illustration Rare, evaluated raw Near Mint $147.00 on October 3, 2026, top card outside the Eevee family.
Hyper Rares: rarer tier, cheaper cards
Hyper Rare is the hardest tier to pull, about 1 in 180 packs per TCGplayer. Pikachu ex 179/131 leads it at $61.24; the other four sit between $5.78 and $8.68.
With only five Hyper Rares, a specific one turns up about 1 in 900 packs, more often than a specific SIR at 1 in 1,440. Four of the five price below the cheapest SIR, Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex ($10.49).
Hyper Rare, evaluated raw Near Mint $61.24 on October 3, 2026, the only Hyper Rare above $10.
Poké Ball and Master Ball reverse holos
In place of Illustration Rares, TCGplayer's study notes, all 100 Common, Uncommon and Rare cards come in a regular reverse holo and a Poké Ball pattern reverse holo. The 67 Pokémon among them also come in a Master Ball pattern.
Master Ball pattern reverse holo, evaluated raw Near Mint $58.54 on October 3, 2026; the standard holo is $0.71.
Same odds, very different prices
TCGplayer puts a specific Master Ball card at about 1 in 1,362 packs, close to a specific SIR at 1 in 1,440. The prices are nowhere near each other.
Pokémon
Master Ball pattern
SIR ex
SIR multiple
Umbreon
$58.54
$1,167.24
19.9x
Sylveon
$29.95
$460.19
15.4x
Espeon
$27.12
$297.99
11.0x
Leafeon
$26.95
$297.26
11.0x
Vaporeon
$35.45
$264.84
7.5x
Glaceon
$27.65
$252.13
9.1x
Flareon
$23.17
$182.92
7.9x
Jolteon
$30.61
$177.79
5.8x
Even so, the Master Ball Umbreon prices within $3 of the Hyper Rare Pikachu ex and above 19 of the set's 32 SIRs.
Umbreon's pack ladder runs $0.71 for the standard holo, $1.30 regular reverse, $4.75 Poké Ball, $7.81 for the Double Rare Umbreon ex 060, $58.54 Master Ball and $1,167.24 for the SIR.
Master Ball pattern reverse holo, evaluated raw Near Mint $35.45 on October 3, 2026, second among Master Ball cards.
Graded copies and PSA population
Raw prices are not graded prices. PSA population counts for the five most valuable cards, as recorded in Cardboard Alpha's graded ledger on October 3, 2026:
Card
PSA graded
PSA 10
PSA 10 share
Umbreon ex 161/131
21,724
6,535
30.1%
Sylveon ex 156/131
13,753
4,108
29.9%
Espeon ex 155/131
12,412
3,601
29.0%
Leafeon ex 144/131
12,943
4,402
34.0%
Vaporeon ex 149/131
11,042
2,913
26.4%
Umbreon ex is the most graded of the set's ten priciest cards. Its recorded PSA 10 sales over the 90 days to October 3 had a median of $5,356.00, about 4.6 times its raw price.
That median pools auction, fixed-price and best-offer sales: a sold price, not an ask or a floor. Of the ten priciest cards, only Umbreon ex had a sale-based PSA 10 figure that day.
The Pokémon Company launched Prismatic Evolutions on January 17, 2025 with a nine-pack Elite Trainer Box and several collections, and scheduled a six-pack Booster Bundle for March 7 and a Super-Premium Collection for May 16. No booster box appears in that lineup, or among the 43 English Prismatic Evolutions sealed products in Cardboard Alpha's catalog.
Two days before launch, on January 15, 2025, the official Pokémon TCG account on X warned that high demand might make some products hard to buy. The company said it was "actively working to print more of the impacted Pokémon TCG products as quickly as possible and at maximum capacity."
Neither source gives print quantities, and this guide estimates none.
One date only. Every price is a single October 3, 2026 read.
Stamped, cosmos and jumbo versions. Set-logo and snowflake stamped, cosmos holo and jumbo copies are excluded.
God and demigod packs. TCGplayer says some packs hold several SIRs but cannot confirm how often, so its 1 in 45 rate counts SIRs, not packs with a hit.
What is the most valuable card in Prismatic Evolutions?
Umbreon ex 161/131, the Special Illustration Rare, at an evaluated raw Near Mint price of $1,167.24 on October 3, 2026. That is about 2.5 times the next card, Sylveon ex 156/131 at $460.19, and 26.7% of the whole set's value on the same date.
How much is a complete Prismatic Evolutions set worth?
One Near Mint copy of each of the 180 cards in its standard printing came to $4,364.91 on Cardboard Alpha's October 3, 2026 evaluated prices. Adding every regular, Poké Ball and Master Ball reverse holo makes a 447-card pack master set worth $5,054.27. Set-logo and snowflake stamped, cosmos holo and jumbo versions are not included in either figure.
Are Master Ball reverse holos worth more than Poké Ball reverse holos?
Yes, by a wide margin. The 67 Master Ball pattern cards had a median evaluated price of $5.85 on October 3, 2026, against $0.35 for the 100 Poké Ball pattern cards. TCGplayer's pull-rate study found a Master Ball card in about 1 in 20 packs and a Poké Ball card in about 1 in 3.
Why is Umbreon ex worth so much more than the other Eeveelutions?
The price data does not say why. If every Special Illustration Rare is printed in equal numbers, as TCGplayer's pull-rate study assumes, each turns up about once in 1,440 packs, so pull rarity alone cannot explain Umbreon ex trading at 6.6 times Jolteon ex on October 3, 2026. Umbreon ex is also the most graded of the set's ten priciest cards, with 21,724 PSA-graded copies by PSA's count, as recorded in Cardboard Alpha's ledger.
Is there a Prismatic Evolutions booster box?
No. The Pokémon Company's launch announcement lists a nine-pack Elite Trainer Box, a six-pack Booster Bundle and collections such as Mini Tins and Surprise Boxes, with no booster box. None of the 43 English Prismatic Evolutions sealed products in Cardboard Alpha's catalog is a booster box either.
How much is a PSA 10 Umbreon ex from Prismatic Evolutions?
Its PSA 10 sales recorded by Cardboard Alpha over the 90 days to October 3, 2026 had a median of $5,356.00, about 4.6 times the raw Near Mint price. That median pools auction, fixed-price and best-offer sales, so it is a sold price, not an asking price. PSA had graded 21,724 copies by then, 6,535 of them a 10, per PSA's counts as recorded in the same ledger.
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