How much is an Espeon card worth?
Updated: 2026-10-18
We track 21 Espeon cards across 18 sets. The most expensive is Espeon Gold Star 16/17 (POP Series 5), worth $6,789.70 raw; the cheapest with a price, Espeon 140, $2.64. Graded, the top one is Espeon 1/75: $5,927.04 in PSA 10.
Most expensive Espeon cards
Espeon VMAX 270/264$342.20
Espeon ex 155/131$283.19
Espeon 1/75$237.13
Espeon ex 108 30th Celebration$187.20
Espeon 011/147$165.40
Espeon BW92$57.55| Card | Set | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Espeon Gold Star 16/17 | POP Series 5 | $6,789.70 | — |
| Espeon VMAX 270/264 | Fusion Strike | $342.20 | $668.64 |
| Espeon ex 155/131 | Prismatic Evolutions | $283.19 | $1,066.55 |
| Espeon 1/75 | Neo Discovery | $237.13 | $5,927.04 |
| Espeon ex 108 30th Celebration | Mega Evolution Promo | $187.20 | — |
| Espeon 011/147 | Aquapolis | $165.40 | $756.44 |
| Espeon ex 070/128 | 30th Celebration | $60.37 | $660.84 |
| Espeon BW92 | Black and White Promos | $57.55 | $2,833.90 |
| Espeon ex 2006 Jimmy Ballard 102/115 | World Championship Decks | $39.63 | $1,198.18 |
| Espeon ex 2007 Tom Roos 102/115 | World Championship Decks | $37.94 | $1,198.18 |
| Espeon and Deoxys GX 2019 Henry Brand 72/236 | World Championship Decks | $29.12 | — |
| Espeon Master Ball Pattern 033/131 | Prismatic Evolutions | $27.16 | — |
| Espeon 16/100 | EX Sandstorm | $23.63 | $420.78 |
| Espeon E4 18/111 | Rising Rivals | $17.61 | $1,995.98 |
| Espeon EX 2017 Kabu Fukase 52/122 | World Championship Decks | $17.04 | $89.30 |
| Espeon 2 90 HGSS Undaunted 002/090 | Deck Exclusives | $15.97 | — |
| Espeon 18/100 | Majestic Dawn | $15.70 | $209.07 |
| Espeon 48/108 | Dark Explorers | $10.78 | $255.66 |
| Espeon 16 | EX Battle Stadium | $9.33 | — |
| Espeon 89/214 | Lost Thunder | $5.13 | $262.52 |
Prices from our card pages, based on real sales. They update automatically.
Most viewed
- Espeon 1/75 · Neo Discovery · $237.13
- Espeon VMAX 270/264 · Fusion Strike · $342.20
- Espeon ex 155/131 · Prismatic Evolutions · $283.19
- Espeon Gold Star 16/17 · POP Series 5 · $6,789.70
- Espeon 140 · 2017 Pokemon Sun & Moon · $2.64
- Espeon E4 18/111 · Rising Rivals · $17.61
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- The number at the bottom (e.g. 25/102) and the set symbol tell you the exact card. See how to read the number.
- The finish: normal, holo and reverse holo are priced differently. See holo vs reverse.
- Condition: a played card is worth a fraction of a near-mint one. See what grade it would get.
Before you buy or sell
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