Umbreon ex

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 6/10

The card currently trades with limited but steady collector interest at established price points. graded grading data is limited, suggesting a niche but consistent collector base without significant recent volatility.[3]

Next months. Prices likely to remain stable in the $37-$45 range for raw copies. graded 10 copies may see modest appreciation as more copies enter the grading pipeline.

Long term. Limited upside without significant scarcity or competitive format changes. May appreciate modestly as sealed products become harder to find, but promo status prevents dramatic appreciation.

History

Umbreon is a Dark-type Pokémon that evolves from Eevee when leveled up at night. Introduced in Generation II (Gold/Silver), Umbreon represents the dark evolution path and is known for its sleek black design with yellow ring markings. The character embodies stealth and darkness themes in the Pokémon franchise.

Umbreon ex 176 was released as part of the SV Scarlet & Violet Promo Cards set in 2024-2025. This is a promotional printing of the card.[1][4]

• Card features 280 HP, significantly higher than typical non-ex Pokémon[1]
• Moon Mirage attack does 160 damage and confuses opponent's Active Pokémon[1][4]
• Onyx attack costs three Dark/Psychic/Metal Energy and discards all Energy while granting a Prize card[4][6]
• Promo designation indicates limited distribution compared to standard set printings[4]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Ultra Rare

Print run

Medium

First printed in

SV Scarlet & Violet Promo Cards (SVP)

Demand

Medium

Supply

Low

• Promo designation limits distribution compared to standard set cards
• Pokémon ex status increases collector demand
• Limited graded grading data indicates moderate collector attention
• Holofoil variant adds collectibility

Collector notes

Condition. Inspect under bright, natural lighting or daylight LED to reveal micro-scratches, print lines, and surface imperfections. Key grading factors include surface quality—scan for scratches, dents, print defects, or foil damage. As a holofoil card, pay special attention to foil integrity and light reflectivity.[3]

Storage. Handle raw cards with clean hands or cotton gloves. Store in penny sleeves and top loaders. Avoid direct sunlight or humidity exposure to prevent deterioration and foil damage.[3]

Authenticity. Promo cards from official SV sets should have consistent print quality and proper holofoil patterns. Verify the card number (176) and set designation (SVP) match official sources. Professional grading through graded, graded, or graded is recommended for authentication and preservation of higher-value copies.[3]