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Pokémon Prismatic Evolutions
180 base cards, 490 total printings — chase topped by Budew [Premier Ball League Judge] #4 at $2,713.
Most of this set's value sits in a handful of cards. You are effectively buying exposure to those, not to the set.
The chase ladder
Highest recorded-sale values in the set — this is data, not our opinion.
- #1Budew [Premier Ball League Judge] #4Premier Ball League Judge · #4$2,713.40
- #2Umbreon ex #161Base · #161$1,327.34
- #3Sylveon ex #156Base · #156$440.70
- #4Leafeon ex #144Base · #144$303.85
- #5Espeon ex #155Base · #155$299.00
- #6Vaporeon ex #149Base · #149$248.75
- #7Glaceon ex #150Base · #150$224.45
- #8Flareon ex #146Base · #146$199.99
- #9Jolteon ex #153Base · #153$192.50
- #10Roaring Moon ex #162Base · #162$167.73
- #11Eevee ex #167Base · #167$154.50
- #12Budew [Premier Ball League] #4Premier Ball League · #4$135.16
The parallel ladder
What do these mean? →Average recorded value by printing type.
- Premier Ball League Judge1×$2,713.40
- Premier Ball League1×$135.16
- Gym Stamp1×$43.01
- Base180×$25.35
- Prize Pack9×$19.99
- Prize Pack Series 72×$17.80
- Master Ball67×$9.39
- Stamped13×$8.93
- Pokemon Day 20251×$8.69
- Jumbo4×$4.49
Your checklist
Every card and parallel in this set, checkable — with your completion and the market value of what you own, computed live.
Open the checklist →What to know
Why everyone is opening this set
Prismatic Evolutions (early 2025) is the Eeveelution-centered special set that became the most-hunted modern Pokémon product — and it's a core pack in the rip-economy apps we audit. The draw is the Special Illustration Rare run: full-art Eeveelutions whose recorded sales carry the whole set.
What to chase
SIR Eeveelutions are the ladder — Umbreon at the top (as usual: 'Moonbreon' logic carries the brand), with Sylveon, Leafeon and Glaceon close behind. Master Ball reverse-holo parallels add a second chase axis. Base commons carry near-zero value; this is a hit-driven set.
What to know
Sealed product trades above MSRP whenever restocks lag — buying singles of the exact card you want is usually cheaper than opening. Print quality is decent but holo scratching on SIRs is the common grade-killer; check surfaces under angled light before submitting.
Values reflect recorded sales in our catalog as of today and change constantly — informational, not financial advice. Spot an error? The desk corrects fast: tell us.