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Deck Exclusives · #155/214

Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo)

Colorless Common

Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) (Deck Exclusives #155/214) trades around $6.36 raw and $239.98 graded PSA 10 as of May 26, 2026.

HP
60
Illustrator
Sekio
Released
September 1, 2016

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Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) 155/214 from Deck Exclusives

I · Specifications

Card details

Card

Set
Deck Exclusives
Number
#155/214
Rarity
Common
Type
Colorless
HP
60
Illustrator
Sekio
Released
September 1, 2016

Pricing live secondary market

Raw market
$6.36Holofoil
PSA 8
$14.00
PSA 9
$25.003.9× raw
All variants & conditions
Variant / ConditionPrice
Holofoil$6.36
Near Mint$6.36

Pricing last updated May 25, 2026 · Price history coming soon — daily snapshots are being banked now.

II · Reference

Common questions

How much is Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) Deck Exclusives #155/214 worth?

Raw (Near Mint, ungraded) copies have a market price of approximately $6.36. PSA 9 copies trade around $25.00. PSA 10 copies trade around $239.98. Prices are updated daily from publicly available secondary-market data.

How rare is Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) #155/214?

Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) is a Common card in Deck Exclusives. Rarer cards typically command higher market prices.

Who illustrated Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) #155/214?

Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo) #155/214 was illustrated by Sekio.

When was Deck Exclusives released?

Deck Exclusives was released on September 1, 2016.

Should I grade Eevee - 155/214 (Let's Play, Eevee!) (Cracked Ice Holo)?

PSA 10 copies trade around $240, roughly 38× the raw market price ($6). Grading typically costs $25–$75 and takes 2–6 months. The card needs to be near-perfect (centered, sharp corners, no surface scratches) to grade PSA 10 — inspect with a loupe before submitting.

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