Sylveon Card Values
Sylveon is the newest Eeveelution — introduced in Generation 6, 2013 — so unlike Umbreon or Espeon, every Sylveon card in existence comes from the modern era; there's no vintage-print ceiling to chase.
- Cards found
- 32
- Most expensive
- Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX · $657.57
- Least expensive
- $0.30
- Sets appeared in
- 15
Highest-priced Sylveon cards
Sylveon VMAX prints
Sylveon EX prints
Recent Sylveon releases
Showing 14 of 14 cards
Sylveon
#22 · Uncommon
$0.30
Sylveon
#35 · Rare Holo
$0.85
Sylveon
#40 · Rare
$0.39
Sylveon ex
#41 · Double Rare
$2.92
Sylveon V
#74 · Rare Holo V
$6.13
Sylveon VMAX
#75 · Rare Holo VMAX
$19.78
Sylveon ex
#86 · Double Rare
$2.75
Sylveon ex
#156 · Special Illustration Rare
$476.49
Sylveon V
#183 · Rare Ultra
$35.25
Sylveon V
#184 · Rare Ultra
$200.36
Sylveon VMAX
#211 · Rare Rainbow
$58.38
Sylveon VMAX
#212 · Rare Rainbow
$384.06
Every Sylveon card
Showing 32 of 32 cards
Sylveon
#22 · Uncommon
$0.30
Sylveon
#35 · Rare Holo
$0.85
Sylveon
#40 · Rare
$0.39
Sylveon ex
#41 · Double Rare
$2.92
Sylveon
#72 · Rare
$14.47
Sylveon V
#74 · Rare Holo V
$6.13
Sylveon VMAX
#75 · Rare Holo VMAX
$19.78
Sylveon ex
#86 · Double Rare
$2.75
Sylveon
#87 · Rare
$12.79
Sylveon-GX
#92 · Rare Holo GX
$24.42
Sylveon-GX
#92a · Rare Holo GX
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Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX
#130 · Rare Holo GX
$83.42
Sylveon value guide
Sylveon's card pool looks different from every other Eeveelution simply because of when it was introduced: Generation 6, in 2013, more than a decade after the Neo-era originals that gave Umbreon and Espeon their vintage prints. That means there's no 1999-2002-style scarcity anywhere in Sylveon's history — every print, including its Evolving Skies VMAX (released in the same set, at the same rarity tier as the widely chased Umbreon VMAX) and its Trainer Gallery alt art, is a fully modern-era card competing on collector demand and print run alone, not age. That's a real ceiling: without a decades-old original to anchor long-term scarcity, Sylveon's most valuable prints depend entirely on how well a specific illustration lands with collectors in the moment it releases, and that demand can settle lower over time than an equivalent vintage-adjacent Eeveelution once the initial release hype fades.
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Where Sylveon shows up
- Prismatic Evolutions3 cards · 2025
- Shrouded Fable1 card · 2024
- Surging Sparks1 card · 2024
- Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery2 cards · 2022
- Pokémon GO1 card · 2022
- Evolving Skies6 cards · 2021
- Cosmic Eclipse1 card · 2019
- Hidden Fates Shiny Vault1 card · 2019
- SWSH Black Star Promos3 cards · 2019
- Unbroken Bonds4 cards · 2019
- Forbidden Light1 card · 2018
- Guardians Rising4 cards · 2017
- Generations2 cards · 2016
- Furious Fists1 card · 2014
- XY Black Star Promos1 card · 2013
Track Sylveon’s value over time
Prices on this page update daily from current market activity, not a fixed catalog value — a card that looked flat last month can move quickly once a new set or reprint shifts supply. If you’re watching a specific Sylveon card closely, these tools help turn a single price into a fuller picture.
What moves a Sylveon card’s price
- Card type & subtype
- A base Sylveon print, an ex/EX, a VMAX, or a VSTAR command very different prices even from the same set — subtype almost always matters more than the Pokémon itself.
- Set & release era
- Vintage Sylveon cards trade on scarcity built up over 20+ years; modern Sylveon cards trade on print run and how limited that specific set's pull rate was.
- Condition
- Whitening, edge wear, and surface scratches all pull an otherwise desirable Sylveon card down in price, sometimes by more than the rarity difference between two prints.
- Rarity & print run
- A holo or alt-art Sylveon from a small, short-lived print run typically outprices a common reprint of the same card from a mass-produced set.
- Grading
- A professionally graded Sylveon — PSA, CGC, or BGS — removes condition guesswork and can carry a meaningfully higher price than the same card raw, especially at the top grades.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't Sylveon have any vintage-era cards like Umbreon or Espeon?
Sylveon wasn't introduced until Generation 6 in 2013, over a decade after the Neo-era sets that gave Umbreon and Espeon their original vintage prints — every Sylveon card that exists is a modern-era release by definition.
Is the Sylveon VMAX from Evolving Skies as valuable as the Umbreon VMAX from the same set?
No — despite launching in the same set at the same rarity tier, the Umbreon VMAX has consistently sold for significantly more, the same demand gap that shows up across most matched Eeveelution releases.
Are Sylveon-EX or Sylveon-GX cards from earlier sets worth collecting?
They're modest, mid-tier releases from their respective eras — real cards, but well below the value concentrated in the Evolving Skies-era VMAX and Trainer Gallery prints.
Does being a fully modern-era Pokémon put a ceiling on how high a Sylveon card's price can realistically go?
In practice, yes, relative to its Eeveelution siblings — without a decades-old original print anchoring long-term scarcity, Sylveon's value depends entirely on ongoing demand for a specific modern illustration, which tends to matter less over time than genuine age-driven scarcity does.
Collector’s tip
Don't expect a Sylveon print to build vintage-style scarcity value over time the way Umbreon's older prints have — every Sylveon card, including the Evolving Skies VMAX, is a modern-era release competing purely on collector demand and print run.
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