This is especially true for Modern Horizons 3 as it debuted with obscenely high prices
This sets second-place most valuable card goes for under $25, but its first-place one really does go for upwards of $2,200
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You can just buy them for the best price on TCGPlayer right now: Umbreon ex 161/131 SV: Prismatic Evolutions Price: $875 Market price: $850 Most recent sale: $860 Sylveon ex 156/131 SV: Prismatic Evolutions Price: $284.75 Market price: $365.38 Most recent sale: $359.44 Leafeon ex 144/131 SV: Prismatic Evolutions Price: $206 Market price: $280.35 Most recent sale: $285.26 Vaporeon ex 149/131 SV: Prismatic Evolutions Price: $203.78 Market price: $241.38 Most recent sale: $243.04 Espeon ex 155/131 SV: Prismatic Evolutions Price: $201.27 Market price: $210.57 Most recent sale: $271.30 Topics Pokemon Christian Wait is a freelance contributor to Mashable
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