The Umbreon ex people mean — the Special Illustration Rare, 161/131, Prismatic Evolutions — sold for a $1,069.03 median across its 30 most recent raw sales (Sep 8–25, 2026). A PSA 10 sold for a $5,500.00 median (16 dated sales, Aug 28–Sep 26); a PSA 9 for $1,376.00 (27 dated sales, Sep 11–25).
Four different cards carry the name Umbreon ex right now, and they are priced from $2.69 to $1,069.03. The table below prices each one from dated sold comps, raw and graded, so you know which one you are holding before you read a number.
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Raw is the median of the most recent 30 sales PriceCharting lists (the tab caps at 30, so the window is whatever those 30 span). Graded rows use only sales whose own listing title names the grade — PSA 10 and PSA 9 — per our graded-figure rule. Fewer than 3 sales in 30 days reads "No sold read", never a guess.
| Card | Raw | PSA 10 | PSA 9 | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umbreon ex 161/131Special Illustration Rare · Prismatic Evolutions (English) · the chase | $1,069.03median of 30 sales, Sep 8–25 | $5,500.00median of 16 dated sales, Aug 28–Sep 26 | $1,376.00median of 27 dated sales, Sep 11–25 | Raw on eBay → PSA 10 on eBay → |
| Umbreon ex 060/131Double Rare · Prismatic Evolutions (English) · the regular ex | $6.78median of 30 sales, Sep 20–26 | $106.07median of 29 dated sales, Sep 10–25 | $28.00median of 27 dated sales, Aug 28–Sep 25 | Raw on eBay → |
| Umbreon ex 217/187Special Art Rare · Terastal Festival ex (Japanese) · same art, Japanese print | $360.00median of 18 sales, Aug 27–Sep 25 | $564.22median of 30 dated sales, Sep 12–26 | $358.00median of 10 dated sales, Aug 27–Sep 6 | Raw on eBay → |
| Umbreon ex 09230th Celebration (English, Sep 2026) · regular ex | $2.69median of 30 sales, Sep 25–26 | No sold read | No sold read | Raw on eBay → |
Every figure on this page is one of our sold comps — a completed eBay sale as listed by PriceCharting, read Sep 26, 2026 — shown with its count and its window. Sold comps only; asks are never mixed into these cells. eBay links are affiliate links (we earn a commission at no cost to you); the buttons open a live search, and the prices you see there are asks, not sales.
The Prismatic Evolutions Chase Index is a price-weighted basket of the set's chase cards, launched at 100.00 on Aug 24, 2026 and re-marked weekly from sold comps.
The index mark ($1,250.46, Sep 21) and this page's read ($1,069.03, median of 30 sales Sep 8–25) are both sold-basis; they differ because the index carries PriceCharting's smoothed ungraded figure at re-mark time and this page takes the plain median of the last 30 prints. Within those 30: the 13 sales from Sep 19 to 25 median $1,050.00; the 17 from Sep 8 to 18 median $1,199.00.
The raw card is the liquid market. Thirty sales in eighteen days, ranging $900 to $2,000, with the middle at $1,069.03. The single $2,000 print on Sep 23 is why this page quotes a median and not an average. If you are selling, the last week's prints (median $1,050) are the better guide than the index mark.
The PSA 10 is a different market with a different buyer. $5,500.00 is 5.1x raw, on 16 dated sales in a month. A PSA 9 at $1,376.00 is only 29% over raw — after grading fees and the wait, a 9 roughly returns the raw price. The entire grading thesis on this card is the gap between a 9 and a 10, and that gap is $4,124.
The set is flat; the card carries it. PRIS25 sits at 98.04, 1.96% under its Aug 24 base, and Umbreon ex is 28.5% of the basket by price. A move in this one card moves the whole index; a move in the rest of the set barely registers against it.
What we do not know. Thirty is a cap, not a month — the raw window is the last 30 prints, and a fast market compresses it. PriceCharting rows are eBay completed listings, and a best-offer sale shows its list price, not the accepted offer. No pull rate, no population count and no reprint schedule appears here because we did not read one from a source we can cite.