Pokemon Evolving Skies Chase Cards: Top 15 Most Valuable Cards (September 2026)
By Double Holo Research Desk. Published September 8, 2026 · Updated September 12, 2026. Prices updated September 12, 2026.
As of September 12, 2026, the most valuable card in Pokemon Evolving Skies is Umbreon VMAX #215 at $2,368.34, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo, and $3,860.78 in PSA 10.
Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies.
Evolving Skies is a Sword and Shield era set famous for its Eeveelution alt arts. Its chase list is led by Umbreon VMAX, the card collectors call Moonbreon. Behind it sits Rayquaza VMAX, another marquee alt art, then Dragonite V and Rayquaza V. A deep run of Eeveelution cards like Leafeon VMAX, Sylveon VMAX, and Umbreon V fills the top tier. This is one of the most valuable modern sets, carried by its alt-art chases. The ranked list and table below pull live prices from Double Holo market data, refreshed daily, so the numbers track what these cards actually trade for.
The top 10 Pokemon Evolving Skies chase cards
Market: $2,368.34PSA 10: $3,860.7830-day: +1.4% (30d)Umbreon VMAX is the alt art collectors call Moonbreon. It ranks among the most iconic and coveted cards of the modern era. Whichever print you pull, this is the set's trophy card and one of the hobby's true grails.
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Market: $1,255.33PSA 10: $2,513.8630-day: +0.6% (30d)Rayquaza VMAX is a marquee alt art of the soaring sky dragon. Its dramatic full-art design draws heavy collector demand. Alt arts like this define the whole Evolving Skies release.
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Market: $525.67PSA 10: $1,030.5430-day: -4.9% (30d)Dragonite V brings a beloved dragon to the set's alt-art lineup. Its serene design rewards longtime fans. Dragonite has been a collector staple since the Kanto era.
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Market: $489.90PSA 10: $1,336.5930-day: -1.7% (30d)Rayquaza V gives the sky dragon a striking alt-art treatment. Collectors chase the full Rayquaza line across the set. Its dramatic art is the reason people want it.
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Market: $409.51PSA 10: $542.1430-day: -1.9% (30d)Leafeon VMAX gives the grass Eeveelution a scenic alt art. Eeveelution alt arts anchor this set's demand. Collectors often chase the whole Eeveelution run together.
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Market: $388.33PSA 10: $629.0430-day: -3.4% (30d)Sylveon VMAX gives the fairy Eeveelution a delicate alt art. Its soft, elegant design draws steady demand. Eeveelution alt arts are the category collectors chase hardest here.
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Market: $385.77PSA 10: $1,080.6330-day: -3.8% (30d)Umbreon V pairs the dark Eeveelution with a clean alt-art design. Collectors chase it alongside its famous VMAX. Umbreon draws more demand than any other Eeveelution.
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Market: $313.13PSA 10: $549.4230-day: +1.2% (30d)Glaceon VMAX brings the ice Eeveelution a crisp alt art. Eeveelution alt arts reward collectors chasing the full run. Its cool palette makes it easy to pick out.
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Market: $241.20PSA 10: $467.7830-day: -0.4% (30d)Espeon V pairs the psychic Eeveelution with a graceful alt art. Collectors chase the complete Eeveelution lineup. Its serene design has a loyal following.
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Market: $204.33PSA 10: $411.3030-day: -1.1% (30d)Sylveon V gives the fairy Eeveelution a clean alt-art card. It pairs naturally with its VMAX for set builders. Eeveelution collectors tend to want both prints.
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Pokemon Evolving Skies chase card prices
| Card | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 | 30-day change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umbreon VMAX #215 | $2,368.34 | $2,326.23 | $3,860.78 | +1.4% (30d) |
| Rayquaza VMAX #218 | $1,255.33 | $1,293.34 | $2,513.86 | +0.6% (30d) |
| Dragonite V #192 | $525.67 | $485.80 | $1,030.54 | -4.9% (30d) |
| Rayquaza V #194 | $489.90 | $445.01 | $1,336.59 | -1.7% (30d) |
| Leafeon VMAX #205 | $409.51 | $351.67 | $542.14 | -1.9% (30d) |
| Sylveon VMAX #212 | $388.33 | $332.36 | $629.04 | -3.4% (30d) |
| Umbreon V #189 | $385.77 | $373.68 | $1,080.63 | -3.8% (30d) |
| Glaceon VMAX #209 | $313.13 | $234.78 | $549.42 | +1.2% (30d) |
| Espeon V #180 | $241.20 | $212.95 | $467.78 | -0.4% (30d) |
| Sylveon V #184 | $204.33 | $160.65 | $411.30 | -1.1% (30d) |
| Hanger Box #Hanger | $177.76 | - | - | +9.3% (30d) |
| Glaceon V #175 | $158.53 | $140.43 | $298.48 | -1.3% (30d) |
| Leafeon V #167 | $151.39 | $128.70 | $303.42 | -2% (30d) |
| Rayquaza VMAX #217 | $117.76 | $114.98 | $327.42 | -7.3% (30d) |
| Umbreon VMAX #214 | $83.69 | $83.68 | $209.01 | -1.2% (30d) |
Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies. A dash means no price is available for that grade right now. Updated September 12, 2026.
Is Pokemon Evolving Skies worth buying?
Is Evolving Skies worth buying? This set sits among the most valuable of the modern era, and its prices reflect that. Umbreon VMAX, the famous Moonbreon, towers over the set, with Rayquaza VMAX and a deep Eeveelution tier behind it. That top-heavy shape still spreads real value across many cards. Singles are the safe call when you want a specific alt art, since chasing Moonbreon from sealed is a long shot. Sealed product has become a prized long-term hold as supply dries up, so it carries a premium of its own. Set builders should expect a pricey climb rather than a cheap one. Check the live prices above before you commit, since this set's blue-chip cards move with the wider market.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable card in Pokemon Evolving Skies?
The most valuable card in Pokemon Evolving Skies is Umbreon VMAX #215, at $2,368.34 based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of September 12, 2026.
How much is Umbreon VMAX #215 worth?
Umbreon VMAX #215 is worth about $2,368.34 raw, and around $3,860.78 in PSA 10, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of September 12, 2026.
When was Pokemon Evolving Skies released?
Pokemon Evolving Skies was released on August 27, 2021.
Is Pokemon Evolving Skies worth buying?
Most of Pokemon Evolving Skies's value sits in a few top cards, led by Umbreon VMAX #215 at $2,368.34. Prices on a newer set can still move, so the live values below are the ones to compare.
How many cards are in Pokemon Evolving Skies?
Pokemon Evolving Skies has 386 cards. The chase cards that carry most of the value are ranked above, led by Umbreon VMAX #215 at $2,368.34.
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