Umbreon VMAX (Moonbreon) Value, Price & Grading Guide
Umbreon VMAX Moonbreon #215: raw vs graded comps, PSA population, and when grading makes sense.
CardSnap Research Team
Value summary
Full guide
The Umbreon VMAX alternate art—nicknamed “Moonbreon” by collectors—ranks among the most iconic modern Pokémon cards. The Evolving Skies #215 print pairs a moody night-sky illustration with textured holo layers that show every flaw under magnification. That makes PSA 10 copies genuinely scarce relative to social-media demand. Raw pricing swings with centering, corner sharpness, and whether the seller’s photos hide silvering along the black borders. Investors and players both chase this card, so liquidity is usually strong, but you should still compare recent sold listings by grade instead of relying on ask prices. Grading makes the most sense when you believe the copy is truly gem—otherwise fees can eat the upside.
Card history and hobby significance
Moonbreon became a shorthand for premium modern Pokémon collecting; it frequently headlines set-break streams and high-end sales.
Current market values by grade
- Raw (recent comps): approximately $600–$6,500.
- PSA 9: approximately $900.
- PSA 10: approximately $2,400.
Population / scarcity
An estimated ~12,000 PSA-graded copies exist; border and surface sensitivity keeps PSA 10s relatively tight versus pop.
Is it worth grading? ROI vs typical PSA fees
Gem-quality copies justify grading; average raw copies may sell more efficiently without the wait.
Frequently asked questions
Why is centering so important on Moonbreon?
Dark borders show miscuts clearly; off-center copies often cap below PSA 10.
What is the biggest risk buying raw?
Hidden edge whitening and corner fuzz—use macro photos and video under light.
Does PSA 9 still make sense financially?
Sometimes—compare the PSA 9 sale band to your all-in raw cost plus grading fees before you submit.
Frequently asked questions
+How much is a Umbreon 2021 Pokémon #215 worth?
A raw copy in typical condition is worth approximately $600–$6,500. A PSA 9 graded copy is worth around $900 and a PSA 10 is worth approximately $2,400.
+Is the Umbreon 2021 Pokémon #215 worth grading?
Yes — in most cases. A PSA 10 commands a strong premium over the raw value, and after grading fees and shipping the net return is typically positive. Use CardSnap to get a personalized ROI calculation for your specific copy.
+How many Umbreon 2021 Pokémon #215 cards have been graded by PSA?
Approximately 12,000 copies have been graded by PSA. A higher population means more supply in the graded market, which tends to compress the premium over raw.
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