Eevee, Espeon and Umbreon: collect the complete picture

Three cards, one collecting goal

ChasingPoké’s public Vintage Eevee, Espeon and Umbreon collection shows the cards in their connected arrangement. The full collection contains three cards, all three are cataloged, and the three examples here cover the entire group.

That makes Eevee, Espeon and Umbreon useful choices for someone who wants a finished project without adopting a broad species checklist. Completion has a visual meaning: you are assembling one illustration. Before choosing a card, open the collection and look at the whole arrangement so your favorite individual image has its surrounding context.

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Let the estimates set your pace

Our latest card snapshot, observed October 31, 2026, places Eevee 38/75 at $44.23, Espeon 20/75 at $116.09 and Umbreon 32/75 at $399.99. These are card-market estimates in USD, separate from a seller’s offer for a particular copy.

Eevee has the lowest estimate of this trio, which makes it a possible first purchase if all three appeal equally. A collector whose favorite is Umbreon can instead begin there and leave the other spaces open. Neither order changes the finished collecting goal. Set a comfortable purchase limit before browsing, and compare the actual copy and checkout cost with that limit.

Keep Neo Discovery and the numbers together

Build the wish list with the full identifiers: Neo Discovery Eevee 38/75, Espeon 20/75 and Umbreon 32/75. A search for only a Pokémon’s name leaves too much room to choose a different card.

The public collection is the reference for the intended artworks. Use it when checking existing cards and reviewing possible purchases. Keeping the set and number beside each name also makes the list easier to use at a shop or card show, where remembering the illustration alone may slow the search.

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Finish the picture at your own speed

Start by choosing your favorite of the three. Next, check the cards you already own against the collection. Then build a wish list containing only the missing entries, with your spending limit beside each one.

Reserve space for the complete arrangement before buying anything. That lets a single starting card belong to a visible plan, while leaving room to pause between purchases. Once the three intended cards are together, the project is complete. Expanding into other Eevee-family cards can be a separate decision.