How much is my Umbreon card worth?
Home of Moonbreon — the most chased modern card in the hobby.
Umbreon is the quiet king of modern collecting. The Evolving Skies Umbreon VMAX alternate art — "Moonbreon" to the hobby — is the single most chased modern Pokémon card, trading for four figures raw and far more graded. Vintage Umbreons from Neo Discovery and gold-star Umbreon from the POP series are serious cards in their own right.
Not every Umbreon is a Moonbreon, of course: standard prints and commons trade modestly. The set symbol and collector number separate a plain Umbreon V from the alternate art that collectors compete for. SnapCardValue reads the exact print from a photograph and prices it against realised sales.
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Your questions, answered.
What is a Moonbreon and why is it so expensive?
Moonbreon is the hobby's nickname for the Umbreon VMAX alternate art from Evolving Skies (215/203). Stunning artwork, a beloved Pokémon and heavy pull difficulty made it the most chased modern card — raw copies trade for four figures and top grades for multiples of that.
Is my Umbreon V or VMAX worth money?
Standard Umbreon V and VMAX prints trade modestly; the premiums live in the alternate arts and rainbow/gold secret rares. Check the collector number — 215/203 is the chase card in Evolving Skies.
Are vintage Umbreon cards valuable?
Yes — Neo Discovery holo Umbreon, the Japanese gold-star Umbreon and early promos all carry collector premiums, particularly in high grades. Vintage Eeveelutions have a devoted market.
Should I grade my Umbreon?
For a Moonbreon or vintage holo in genuinely excellent condition, grading routinely multiplies the value. For standard modern prints, fees usually exceed the gain. Check the raw value first, then decide.
How do I check my Umbreon card's value?
Photograph it with SnapCardValue — the exact print is identified from the card itself, including alternate arts, and a live market price with its traded range appears in seconds. Free on the web.