Pokémon TCG: Umbreon Vmax #215 PSA 9 - Evolving Skies

Umbreon VMAX 215/203 PSA 9 – Iconic Secret Rare from Evolving Skies

For the dedicated Pokémon collector and TCG enthusiast, Umbreon VMAX #215/203 Alternate Art Secret Rare from Sword & Shield—Evolving Skies is one of the most sought-after and celebrated cards in recent memory. This example is professionally graded to PSA 9 Mint and comes encapsulated in a PSA case, ensuring both authenticity and long-term protection. The card is in English and originates from the Evolving Skies expansion, known for its strong Eeveelution focus and importance among collectors.

Professionally graded to PSA 9 Mint

This Umbreon VMAX has been evaluated by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) and received the grade PSA 9 Mint. This means the card appears near-perfect with only minimal, cosmetic imperfections visible only upon close inspection. The PSA case protects the card from external factors and documents its authenticity, making it an excellent choice for collectors seeking security and quality. See more Graded cards at Rogerz.dk.

Unique artwork and rarity

Umbreon VMAX #215/203 is a Secret Rare Alternate Art—often called “alt art”—with artwork by Keiichiro Ito. The design depicts Umbreon majestically atop a tower under the moon, framed by a full-art holofoil effect that emphasizes the card’s exclusive status. This edition is among the most iconic chase cards from Evolving Skies and a centerpiece for both Eeveelution fans and those seeking the rarest Pokémon cards.

• Card number: 215/203 (Secret Rare, Evolving Skies)
• Type: Darkness, VMAX, Single Strike
• HP: 310
• Artist: Keiichiro Ito
• Language: English
• Grading: PSA 9 Mint

Game relevance and strategic options

Beyond its collector value, Umbreon VMAX #215/203 also has gameplay significance. The card’s Ability, Dark Signal, allows you to switch the opponent’s Active Pokémon with a Benched one, opening tactical plays in Dark and Single Strike decks. With the Max Darkness attack (160 damage) and the VMAX rule (the opponent takes 3 Prize cards when you Knock Out this Pokémon), the card has played a notable role in both Standard and Expanded formats during the Sword & Shield era.

This is a single, graded collector card—not a booster, deck, or sealed box. For optimal storage and display, you can find relevant Accessories for your graded cards.

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