The most valuable Umbreon cards, and what they sell for in the UK

We track 71 cards with Umbreon in the name, in English and Japanese. Moonbreon leads at about £1,271 in the UK, but a 2003 Skyridge Umbreon isn't far behind. Here's the top 12 by price.

Umbreon is a collector favourite. We track 71 cards with Umbreon in the name across English and Japanese sets, including Tag Team cards like Umbreon & Darkrai GX, and the top of the list is a mix of modern alt arts and cards from more than 20 years ago.

The list is ranked by the European and US market price, so every card is measured the same way (Moonbreon is about £1,524 there). The price column shows UK sales where we have enough of them, and the market price otherwise. Prices move every day, so the card pages have today's number.

The top 12

# Card Set Price
1 Umbreon VMAX 215/203 (Moonbreon) Evolving Skies £1,271 (10 UK sales)
2 Umbreon 32 Skyridge £1,400 (market)
3 Umbreon ex 161/131 Prismatic Evolutions £900 (16 UK sales)
4 Umbreon & Darkrai GX 182 Tag All Stars (Japanese) £795 (market)
5 Umbreon 41 Aquapolis £648 (market)
6 Umbreon 13 Neo Discovery £616 (market)
7 Umbreon ex 112 Unseen Forces £525 (market)
8 Umbreon GX 229 GX Ultra Shiny (Japanese) £445 (market)
9 Umbreon 86 Undaunted £366 (market)
10 Umbreon ex 217 Terastal Festival ex (Japanese) £293 (market)
11 Umbreon V 189/203 Evolving Skies £275 (market)
12 Umbreon δ 17 Delta Species £259 (market)

Moonbreon is still the one

The Evolving Skies alternate art is the card people mean when they say they want an Umbreon. It's the only one on this list with a deep run of UK sales behind its price: 10 of them, middle price about £1,271.

A PSA 10 copy is a different league. We've seen 3 recent UK sales of PSA 10s, middle price about £3,300.

The old ones are closer than you'd think

Number two is the Skyridge Umbreon from 2003, at around £1,400 on the European and US markets. The Aquapolis and Neo Discovery Umbreons are both in the £600s. These are cards from the e-Card and Neo eras, and they don't come up for sale often in the UK. That's why we only have market prices for them, and why one good sale can move them a lot.

Japanese Umbreons

Three of the top 12 are Japanese. The Umbreon & Darkrai GX from Tag All Stars is around £795, and the Japanese Terastal Festival Umbreon ex, the twin of the English Prismatic Evolutions card, sits at about £293. That's a third of the English card's price for the same artwork, which is a gap a lot of collectors happily use.

How we price these

UK prices are the middle of real eBay UK sold listings, cleaned of fakes, lots, graded copies and other languages. When a card has too few UK sales, we show the Cardmarket and TCGplayer price in pounds and say so. See every Umbreon on our Pokédex page.

The cards in this post

Live prices, updated every morning.

Data, not financial advice. Prices come from real sales and move every day; check the card page for today's number.