25 most expensive cards in Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions

If you’re a Pokémon Trading Card Game collector looking for new and valuable hits to add to your binders, you need to dive into Prismatic Evolutions. This anxiously-awaited set is packed to the brim with interesting cards, some of which are already selling for huge numbers online.

Below, we’ve listed the 25 most expensive cards in Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions, including a variety of Supporters, interesting Pokémon, and—of course—plenty of Eeveelutions.

Most valuable Pokémon cards in Prismatic Evolutions

Pokémon TCG Prismatic Evolutions dropped on Jan. 17, and it’s managed to be one of the most hyped expansion sets of the year so far. Despite coming out months ago, it’s still tricky to find Prismatic Evolutions stock being sold, thanks to the exceptionally high demand for this set.

To gather the prices we’ve referenced in this article, we looked at data from Price Charting, CardMarket, TCGPlayer, eBay, and Collectr, focusing on live auctions with lots of participants in particular.

As the cards continue to settle into the competitive meta, it’s likely prices will go up and down, especially with Standard rotation on the horizon. It’s worth keeping an eye on any cards you’re keen on adding to your collection before buying.

25) Lacey (175/131)

Starting off with a fan-favorite character, Lacey is one of the most sought-after SIR Supporters in the set. This card can be found for anywhere between $25 to $65 right now, with prices spiking drastically once graded copies enter the mix.

24) Pecharunt ex (163/131)

This striking card can currently be found for around $45 to $65, with higher quality or graded copies gaining more value in online resale communities.

23) Sylveon (040/131) (Master Ball version)

There are several copies of Sylveon in this list. In this particular instance, we’re looking at the Master Ball version, featuring the unique Master Ball holo texture.

While it has dropped in value somewhat, it’s still selling for roughly $58 to $65, depending on your resale platform of choice. It may look simple, but it’s a collector’s piece and worth keeping an eye out for.

22) Iron Crown ex (158/131)

This card wasn’t in the original version of our Prismatic Evolutions chase card list, but it’s shot up in value steadily over the past few months. Right now, you can find good quality copies of this gem for roughly $50 to $75.

21) Terapagos ex (169/131)

While there are plenty of PTCG players out there who dislike the rainbow borders on cards, it’s hard to deny that it feels perfect for this version of Terapagos ex. If you’re a fan of SIR cards with plenty of sparkle, you can grab a copy of this gem for around $60 to $75.

20) Iron Valiant ex (157/131)

If you’re a fan of Future ‘mons, we’d suggest keeping an eye out and monitoring several sites as you can nab a high quality copy of Iron Valiant ex for much cheaper than the standard price. Generally though, it can be found for around $60 to $85.

19) Iron Hands ex (154/131)

With one of the best color schemes in the set, this Iron Hands ex is a sight to behold. Prices for it vary drastically based on grading, platform, and overall quality, but the current value sits in the realm of $70 to $85.

18) Pikachu ex (179/131)

Hyper Rares can be quite divisive in the PTCG community. While some people love them, others aren’t a fan of their eye-poppingly bright designs.

If you’re a fan of the golden card type and manage to pull this Pikachu ex, you’re in for a treat. Currently, it’s the most expensive Hyper Rare in the set, with resale platforms indicating its value sits around $120.

17) Gholdengo ex (164/131)

Shigenori Negishi did a stellar job with this comic book-style card for Gholdengo ex. Not only is it viable for competitive play, it’s also relevant for collectors, with most auctions for it online currently indicating that its value sits in the wide range of $45 to $110.

16) Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (168/131)

This version of Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex has one of the most unique aesthetics in Prismatic Evolutions, looking more like a classic painting than a Pokémon card, thanks to the exquisite work of artist Yano Keiji. Auction prices place this card around the $60 to $110 mark.

15) Palafin ex (151/131)

It feels only fitting that Palafin ex has been drawn with a vibrant, comic book-esque aesthetic. This card is a must-have for art collectors who value cards with stylistic choices that move outside of the standard Pokémon TCG aesthetic.

Palafin ex has gotten more valuable since the launch of Prismatic Evolutions—initially, it wasn’t even on our list but it can now be found for prices between $100 and $125.

14) Raging Bolt ex (166/131)

If you’re a fan of Ancient Pokémon, you’ll want to keep an eye out for this version of Raging Bolt ex. It’s a dynamic and fierce design with jewel-toned colors and elegantly etched details. Currently, resale platforms place its value between $130 and $170.

13) Dragapult ex (165/131)

Arguably one of the most beautiful cards in Prismatic Evolutions, Dragapult ex looks like it’s been carved out of a stained glass window. Resale prices for this card vary, with most of the auctions and listings we encountered placing it between $160 and $180.

12) Eevee ex (167/131)

While the Eeveelutions are the star of the show in this special set, it’s still worth keeping an eye out for Eevee.

The beloved Pokémon will hold value for both competitors and collectors, thanks to its Rainbow DNA ability and unique aesthetic respectively, and can be found selling online for anywhere between $120 to $230 right now, meaning it’s spiked in value somewhat.

11) Ceruledge ex (147/131)

Ceruledge ex is one of the gems in Prismatic Evolutions that offers plenty of value for both collectors and competitive players. Currently, it’s a valuable piece if you can find it, with resale platforms placing it at around $220 to $250.

10) Roaring Moon ex (162/131)

While there are plenty of stunning Future Pokémon in Prismatic Evolutions, there are a number of full art Ancient gems to pick up and cherish. This ornate SIR card can currently be found on resale platforms in the realm of $180 to $300 depending on quality and platform.

9) Vaporeon ex (149/131)

The standard Vaporeon ex card is sure to be a hit with competitive players, but collectors and investors will want to keep their eyes peeled for the Special Illustration Rare.

While looking into the card for this article, we found lively auctions for it with prices that ranged between $190 to $310, with higher prices for graded copies.

8) Jolteon ex (153/131)

Jolteon ex is worth keeping an eye out for if you’re hoping to invest in a Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution without having to take out a small loan.

It’s still rather pricey, with our research pointing to a large price range of around $140 to $290, but it’s not as expensive as cards like Umbreon ex. Ungraded copies are available across sites like eBay and Cardmarket for around $130.

7) Glaceon ex (150/131)

Glaceon ex has one of the most well-themed SIR designs based on its type, moves, and overall aesthetic. The background looks like it’s made up of shards of ice, while the sparkles up front are reminiscent of snow.

The prices that we found while digging into auctions for this card online varied, taking the price from $215 to $320 for the most part, with a few cheaper exceptions. It’s gotten a little more valuable since launch, making it one to watch as 2025 rolls on.

6) Flareon ex (146/131)

Flareon ex is one of the more visually striking cards in the set, with a kaleidoscopic color scheme and dynamic design.

Currently, auctions for this SIR are placing its value at around $250 to $400, with the standard ex version being significantly more affordable—so hunt down the regular version if you’re looking to add the Flame Pokémon to your next deck post-rotation.

5) Espeon ex (155/131)

Espeon ex is one of the most competitively viable cards in Prismatic Evolutions and currently, it’s one of the most valuable pieces, too. It’s got a wonderfully mysterious aesthetic, looking as if the alien cat is exploring an otherworldly garden.

This card can currently be found in exceptional condition for around $345 to $430 online, making it roughly $100 more valuable since its initial launch.

4) Leafeon ex (144/131)

This Leafeon ex has one of the most unique Special Illustration Rare designs in the set, and it’s been met with a positive response from the community online. While researching for this article, we found auctions for it ranging from $300 to $450.

3) Umbreon (059/131) (Master Ball version)

The Master Ball variants in Prismatic Evolutions caused a stir when they dropped, and despite dipping in value since launch, they’re still important to keep an eye out for as a collector. Umbreon’s Master Ball variant ranged from $200 to $500, with higher prices for graded copies.

If you manage to nab one of these from an Elite Trainer Box or booster pack, it could be worth sending it off to get graded professionally.

2) Sylveon ex (156/131)

This adorable card was exceptionally popular in Terastal Festival ex, and it’s currently one of the biggest cards in Prismatic Evolutions, with listings placing it between $250 and $500, depending on quality, grading, and platform.

Unlike some of the Eeveelution cards in this special set, Sylveon ex holds a lot of competitive weight thanks to its disruptive playstyle. If you’re a PTCG player and manage to pull the standard ex version of this, hang onto it and take it to your next tournament.

1) Umbreon ex (161/131)

Is anyone surprised to see this card up at the top of the list? Ever since its reveal, whispers of a new Moonbreon or the Evolving Skies revival have been floating around the community. It’s dipped in value a little since launch, but it’s still an immensely popular piece for collectors.

Umbreon ex looks striking, with the stained glass aesthetic and kaleidoscopic Stellar Tera-type crown above its head. It’s captured a level of attention worthy of the original legendary Moonbreon card, being lovingly dubbed “Sunbreon” by some collectors in the community.

We found the majority of Umbreon ex listings online to sit in the realm of $1,000 to $1,500, with higher prices being paid for graded and slabbed copies.

Prices are still changing drastically thanks to the hype surrounding this set, so we’d recommend being extra cautious when shopping online and making sure to buy any single cards you’ve got your eye on from verified retailers only.

If you’re hoping to pick up competitively viable cards from your Prismatic Evolutions packs alongside the collector’s items, make sure to dive into our ranking of the Eeveelution cards from the set. Spoiler alert—it’s a great time to be an Espeon or Sylveon fan.