An Umbreon binder page with room for Darkrai

Give the shared-name card a deliberate place

Start with Umbreon & Darkrai GX, SM241 from SM Promos. You could place it in the center of a small Umbreon page, then arrange individual Umbreon cards around it. That gives the page a focal point chosen for its name rather than its position in a price ranking.

Four companions make a useful comparison: Umbreon (13), 13/75 from Neo Discovery; Umbreon, 10/90 from HS: Undaunted; Umbreon VMAX, 095/203 from Prize Pack Series Cards; and Umbreon VMAX (Alternate Art Secret), 215/203 from Evolving Skies. These five entries are starting points, not a complete Umbreon checklist.

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Keep market estimates outside the display order

Our October 12, 2026 collection snapshot estimates SM241 at $237.09, 10/90 at $199.99 and 13/75 at $817.16. The two VMAX entries are $302.12 for 095/203 and $2,267.62 for 215/203.

Those figures are card-market estimates, not purchase offers or guaranteed checkout prices. Use them to decide which individual card deserves further shopping research. There is no need to arrange the binder from most expensive to least expensive, and the differences do not establish why collectors choose one entry over another.

Let the set name resolve repeated names

The two VMAX entries show why a wish list needs more than a Pokémon name. Record Evolving Skies and 215/203 together, and keep Prize Pack Series Cards and 095/203 on their own line. Similarly, distinguish the Neo Discovery and HS: Undaunted entries even though both begin with Umbreon.

For the page itself, try placing the two VMAX cards beside each other, with the two individual Umbreon entries as another pair. Keep SM241 separate as the shared-name selection. That arrangement makes the relationships between the five catalog entries easy to follow without assuming anything about their artwork.

Start with a favorite, then check what is missing

Choose your favorite first, check your cards already owned, then build a wish list using exact sets and numbers. ChasingPoké’s public Umbreon cards collection is the browsing reference linked with this section.

The October 12 snapshot records 67 cataloged entries; the opened page displays 66, reflecting a different live catalog view. The five examples here come from the price-ranked first page, not a budget search or every Umbreon card ever printed. Browse beyond them before deciding which card should become the next addition.

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