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Evolving Skies

Series: Sword & Shield Set code: EVS Released

Official set size
203
Cards in total
237

About this expansion

The dragons return: Evolving Skies (EVS) was released on 27 August 2021 and brings dragon Pokémon back into the game after a long absence – Rayquaza VMAX and Duraludon VMAX adorn the packs. For collectors, though, the expansion is defined by the complete Eevee lineup: Umbreon VMAX in its alternate-art version ranks among the most expensive cards of the entire Sword & Shield era. 203 cards make up the main set, 34 secret rares bring the total to 237. It is followed by Rayquaza VMAX, Dragonite V and Sylveon VMAX.

Top chase cards

Main set

Secret rares & special cards

Set statistics

Cards in this list
237203 of them in the main set
Master set value
$8'322.78
Median
$0.41
Average
$35.12

Rarities

Common
42
Uncommon
51
Rare
19
Holo Rare
20
Holo Rare V
18
Holo Rare Vmax
15
Ultra Rare
38
Secret Rare
34

Top 10 most valuable cards of the Evolving Skies set

  1. 04Rayquaza V$487.50
  2. 05Leafeon VMAX$412.32
  3. 06Umbreon V$388.34
  4. 07Sylveon VMAX$388.33
  5. 08Glaceon VMAX$313.14
  6. 09Espeon V$242.08
  7. 10Sylveon V$206.13

The combined value of all 237 cards of Evolving Skies is around $8'322.78 (TCGplayer, as of 07.09.2026). The most valuable card is Umbreon VMAX at around $2'368.34. Half of all priced cards in the set are worth less than $0.41.

For your collection

The 6 most valuable cards in this set are worth over USD 5'444.– combined.

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Price data: TCGplayer · Card data: TCGdex · Last updated: 07.09.2026

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