Every Eevee Card Variant Ranked by Value (2026)
Published by JK Index · Updated August 2026
Eevee is the character that made 8 Eeveelutions possible. Without the base form, there's no Vaporeon, no Umbreon, no Sylveon.
That base-Pokemon logic makes Eevee the specific card completionist Eeveelution collectors keep coming back to. Different from the individual Eeveelution rankings — Eevee has its own catalog of prints across every era, and the specific variants have quietly become some of the most collectible non-holo prints in the vintage catalog.
This ranking covers every Eevee variant that matters in 2026, with real PSA 10 comps.
Eevee 1st Edition (Jungle, 1999)
The vintage anchor. The Jungle set Eevee (#51/64) is a common rarity — but the 1st Edition version specifically has developed genuine PSA 10 collector attention over the last five years.
- Raw NM: $32–$48
- PSA 8: $130–$180
- PSA 9: $340–$480
- PSA 10: $780–$1,050
PSA 10 population is roughly 620. Higher than most Jungle 1st Editions — Eevee was in every child's binder. Pack-fresh survivors are meaningfully scarcer than the population suggests.
Skyridge Crystal Eevee — the crystal-mechanic outlier
The rarest crystal-type Eevee card. Same Skyridge crystal mechanic that produced Crystal Charizard and Crystal Lugia — but Crystal Eevee is often overlooked despite comparable scarcity.
- Raw NM: $1,200–$1,600
- PSA 9: $3,800–$5,200
- PSA 10: $9,500–$13,000
PSA 10 population: 58. The character-bias correction has been running on Crystal Eevee since 2022 — pricing has appreciated ~35% over the last three years while comparable Skyridge crystal cards moved only 20-25%.
Rocket's Eevee (Aquapolis, 2003)
Underappreciated Team Rocket-era Eevee variant. Rocket's Eevee holo has been quietly compounding for years. Aquapolis was poorly opened, which keeps surviving PSA 10 populations tight.
- Raw NM: $85–$120
- PSA 10: $680–$920
PSA 10 population under 90. The Rocket's Eevee-adjacent Aquapolis prints share similar market dynamics — quiet compounders that most casual collectors overlook.
Modern flagship: Eevee ex SIR (Prismatic Evolutions, 2025)
The strongest modern Eevee chase. Prismatic Evolutions delivered an Eevee ex Special Illustration Rare that has appreciated meaningfully since release.
- Raw NM: $85–$120
- PSA 10: $340–$480
Prismatic Evolutions is the modern set with the strongest Eeveelution-family theme. Eevee ex specifically anchors the character-collection buying case.
Eevee-GX Rainbow Rare (Sun & Moon Sun & Moon, 2017)
Modern-era Rainbow Rare from Sun & Moon block. Not scarce but visually distinctive.
- Raw NM: $58–$85
- PSA 10: $180–$260
Population runs high (2,400+ PSA 10). Steady modern behavior, no dramatic swings.
Cosmic Eclipse Eevee GX (2019)
Underappreciated late Sun & Moon-era Eevee variant. Cosmic Eclipse was the final Sun & Moon set — Eevee GX from this set has been outperforming most peer 2019 releases.
- Raw NM: $52–$78
- PSA 10 (base): $180–$260
- PSA 10 (Rainbow Rare): $320–$450
The Rainbow Rare specifically references the modern Eevee card page for cross-comparison against other era-anchor pricing.
Full ranking
| Rank | Card | Set (Year) | PSA 10 (Aug 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Skyridge Crystal Eevee | Skyridge (2003) | $9,500–$13,000 |
| 2 | Eevee 1st Ed. Non-Holo Rare | Jungle (1999) | $780–$1,050 |
| 3 | Rocket's Eevee Holo | Aquapolis (2003) | $680–$920 |
| 4 | Eevee ex SIR | Prismatic Evolutions (2025) | $340–$480 |
| 5 | Eevee Prism Star | Team Up (2019) | $340–$480 |
| 6 | Cosmic Eclipse Eevee GX Rainbow Rare | Cosmic Eclipse (2019) | $320–$450 |
| 7 | Eevee-GX Rainbow Rare | Sun & Moon (2017) | $180–$260 |
| 8 | Eevee (Neo Discovery Non-Holo Rare) | Neo Discovery (2001) | $180–$260 |
| 9 | Eevee VMAX (Evolving Skies) | Evolving Skies (2021) | $180–$260 |
| 10 | Eevee (Fossil Wizards Promo) | Wizards Black Star Promo | $220–$310 |
Cross-check the modern Eevee card page and Eevee Prism card page for current live comps across modern-era variants.
Modern bulk Eevee prints from Sword & Shield through Scarlet & Violet blocks sit in the $20–$120 PSA 10 range with active reprint risk.
Which Eevee should you actually buy in 2026?
Four budget-tier profiles cover most collector intent.
Under $300: Modern Eevee ex or GX prints from post-2020 sets. Includes the Prismatic Evolutions set as the anchor. Accept modern reprint risk in exchange for accessible entry.
Under $600: Eevee ex SIR from Prismatic Evolutions PSA 9-10, or Eevee Prism Star PSA 10. Both carry meaningful modern collector attention.
Under $1,000: Rocket's Eevee Holo from Aquapolis PSA 10. Under 90 PSA 10 population globally. Vintage era, tight scarcity, no reprint risk.
Under $1,200: Jungle 1st Edition PSA 10. The foundational vintage Eevee. Universally recognized, low counterfeit risk, cross-references the Evolutions set reprint for pricing validation.
Grail tier: Skyridge Crystal Eevee. Under 60 PSA 10 copies globally. The Eevee grail most casual Eeveelution collectors haven't encountered.
Final take
Eevee is the specific base-form character that completionist Eeveelution collectors need to include for a full set case. That specific structural demand is what supports vintage Eevee pricing across every era.
Buy the era that matches your budget. Cross-reference current PSA-graded comps on JK Index Marketplace before committing to any specific piece. The pricing spread between vintage and modern Eevee variants is meaningfully wider than most casual collectors realize.
Eevee rewards specific-print targeting rather than volume accumulation. The 1st Edition Jungle at $1,000 PSA 10 does more for a serious Eeveelution collection than 20 modern-era reverse holos combined.
