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Espeon · 29 cards · 2001–2025

How much is a Espeon card worth?

There are 29 English Espeon cards, spread over 20 sets between 2001 and 2025. The first was Espeon in Neo Discovery, 1 June 2001, drawn by Atsuko Nishida in the Neo era. It has carried 7 of the game's card types over the years — V, Tag Team, VMAX, ex — and a collector will pay wildly different money for each.

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Espeon, the first Espeon card, Neo Discovery 2001
The first one: Neo Discovery, 2001
Where the 18 priced Espeon cards sit
$1Obsidian Flames · 2023 · #86$97BW Black Star Promos · 2011 · #BW92$360HS—Undaunted · 2010 · #81

What we pay is a different number. These are TCGplayer market prices, worked out from recent sales between collectors, read 2026-09-08. What a buyer pays is always less than what a collector pays, and it turns on the condition of the card in your hand — which is why you get our number on the phone, in one call, before anything is posted.

Spaced by ratio, not by dollars, so the cheap end stays readable. Tap a handle to jump to that card. 11 of the 29 have no market price on file.

Every one of them, with a picture

All 29 English Espeon cards, oldest first.

The set name and the number at the bottom of the card are what tell one Espeon from the other 28 . Tap any card and we will show you exactly what to read down the phone.

2001–2003 · 6 cards · 4 sets

  • Espeon, card 1 of the Neo Discovery set, 2001, illustrated by Atsuko NishidaEspeonNeo Discovery · 2001#1$238
  • Espeon, card 20 of the Neo Discovery set, 2001, illustrated by Naoyo KimuraEspeonNeo Discovery · 2001#20no price on file
  • Dark Espeon, card 4 of the Neo Destiny set, 2002, illustrated by Atsuko NishidaDark EspeonNeo Destiny · 2002#4$200
  • Espeon, card 11 of the Aquapolis set, 2003, illustrated by Kyoko UmemotoEspeonAquapolis · 2003#11$136
  • Espeon, card H9 of the Aquapolis set, 2003, illustrated by Kyoko UmemotoEspeonAquapolis · 2003#H9no price on file
  • Espeon, card 16 of the Sandstorm set, 2003, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaEspeonSandstorm · 2003#16$85

2005–2011 · 6 cards · 5 sets

  • Espeon ex, card 102 of the Unseen Forces set, 2005, illustrated by Ryo UedaEspeon exUnseen Forces · 2005#102$331
  • Espeon δ, card 4 of the Delta Species set, 2005, illustrated by Ryo UedaEspeon δDelta Species · 2005#4$275
  • Espeon, card 18 of the Majestic Dawn set, 2008, illustrated by Naoyo KimuraEspeonMajestic Dawn · 2008#18$100
  • Espeon, card 2 of the HS—Undaunted set, 2010, illustrated by matchEspeonHS—Undaunted · 2010#2$80
  • Espeon, card 81 of the HS—Undaunted set, 2010, illustrated by Hideaki HakozakiEspeonHS—Undaunted · 2010#81$360
  • Espeon, card 4 of the Call of Legends set, 2011, illustrated by matchEspeonCall of Legends · 2011#4no price on file

2011–2019 · 6 cards · 6 sets

  • Espeon, card BW92 of the BW Black Star Promos set, 2011, illustrated by The Pokémon Company Art TeamEspeonBW Black Star Promos · 2011#BW92$97
  • Espeon, card 48 of the Dark Explorers set, 2012, illustrated by MizueEspeonDark Explorers · 2012#48$27
  • Espeon, card 48 of the Plasma Freeze set, 2013, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsEspeonPlasma Freeze · 2013#48$73
  • Espeon & Deoxys-GX, card SM240 of the SM Black Star Promos set, 2017, illustrated by HasunoEspeon & Deoxys-GXSM Black Star Promos · 2017#SM240$126
  • Espeon, card 89 of the Lost Thunder set, 2018, illustrated by Ryota MurayamaEspeonLost Thunder · 2018#89$11
  • Espeon & Deoxys-GX, card 72 of the Unified Minds set, 2019, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaEspeon & Deoxys-GXUnified Minds · 2019#72$56

2019–2021 · 6 cards · 2 sets

  • Espeon, card SWSH174 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by Tika MatsunoEspeonSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH174$15
  • Espeon V, card SWSH201 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsEspeon VSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH201$3
  • Espeon V, card 179 of the Evolving Skies set, 2021, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsEspeon VEvolving Skies · 2021#179no price on file
  • Espeon V, card 180 of the Evolving Skies set, 2021, illustrated by sowsowEspeon VEvolving Skies · 2021#180no price on file
  • Espeon V, card 64 of the Evolving Skies set, 2021, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsEspeon VEvolving Skies · 2021#64no price on file
  • Espeon VMAX, card 65 of the Evolving Skies set, 2021, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsEspeon VMAXEvolving Skies · 2021#65no price on file

2021–2025 · 5 cards · 3 sets

  • Espeon VMAX, card 270 of the Fusion Strike set, 2021, illustrated by Kouki SaitouEspeon VMAXFusion Strike · 2021#270no price on file
  • Espeon, card 86 of the Obsidian Flames set, 2023, illustrated by Cona NitandaEspeonObsidian Flames · 2023#86$1
  • Espeon ex, card 155 of the Prismatic Evolutions set, 2025Espeon exPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#155no price on file
  • Espeon, card 33 of the Prismatic Evolutions set, 2025EspeonPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#33no price on file
  • Espeon ex, card 34 of the Prismatic Evolutions set, 2025Espeon exPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#34no price on file

What decides the number

Five things about your Espeon, in order of how much they matter.

  1. Which printing. Espeon spans 20 sets, from Neo Discovery in 2001 to Prismatic Evolutions in 2025, and the set symbol beside the picture is what tells one from another before anything else about the card is worth discussing.
  2. Which card type. A Espeon V and a Espeon Tag Team are different cards that happen to share a name — Espeon has been printed as 7 types in all, so the word beside Espeon at the top decides which of the 29 you own.
  3. Promo stamps. 4 of the 29 Espeon cards were promos rather than pack pulls, and a black star, a tournament stamp or a set-launch mark in the corner is what turns an otherwise ordinary Espeon into the scarce one.
  4. The Delta Species ones. 1 Espeon card carries the Delta Species treatment, printed deliberately short — if the word Delta Species sits before Espeon on your card, that is the first thing to tell us.
  5. Centering. Hold your Espeon at arm’s length and look at the border: a Espeon with a visibly fatter margin on one side is capped on grade before condition is even discussed, and the Evolving Skies printings are the ones we see off-centre most often.
  • Most Espeon cards are Rare — 7 of the 29.
  • 5ban Graphics has illustrated Espeon more than anyone else, 5 times.
  • Evolving Skies carries the most Espeon cards of any single set (4).
  • Espeon has been printed under 7 card types: V, Tag Team, VMAX, ex (modern), Dark, ex (2003–07).
  • No Espeon card was printed at all for 4 years, 2013 to 2017.
  • 16 different illustrators have drawn Espeon.
  • 24 years separate the first Espeon card from the newest.

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