Umbreon 067/SV-P PSA 10: Your Japanese Promo Questions Answered

What exactly is the Umbreon 067/SV-P card?

Is this a Japanese promo card?

Yes. The catalog lists the card as UMBREON, card number 067/SV-P, from a PROMO set, with Japanese language. The 'P' in the card name refers to the promo designation in the listing.

What does the PSA 10 edition mean here?

The record specifies Edition: PSA10. That means the card has been graded by PSA and assigned a 10 grade. It does not mean the card or its holder is flawless—see the condition questions below.

Is this a single card or a sealed product?

It is a single graded card. The only available variant is named Standard, and no packs, boxes, or extras are listed in the supplied record.

Catalog facts for this Umbreon promo

• 【Pokemon Card】UMBREON【P】(067/SV-P) (P) Japanese PSA10: Card Name: UMBREON; Card Number: 067/SV-P; Product/Set Name: PROMO; Language: Japanese; Edition: PSA10 These identifiers let you confirm you are looking at the exact Japanese promo card and grade before you buy.

  

• 【Pokemon Card】UMBREON【P】(067/SV-P) (P) Japanese PSA10: Catalog price: USD 289.17, with a catalog comparison price of USD 459.00 The gap between the two figures is context for the listing, not a guarantee of market value.

What does the PSA 10 grade actually guarantee?

Does PSA 10 mean the card is perfect?

No. The supplied condition disclaimer states that even for PSA-graded items, the store does not guarantee the card is in 100% perfect condition. Minor imperfections such as small edge whitening, print lines, or foil seams from the manufacturing process may still be present.

Can the PSA case itself have flaws?

Yes. The record asks buyers to understand before purchasing that there may be minor scratches or scuffs on the PSA case itself, or small debris or dust trapped inside the case.

What if I want to see the actual card first?

The listing says you can contact the store if you are concerned about condition, and they are happy to send additional photos of the actual item. That is the practical step before committing on a graded promo.

Why this Japanese promo stands out from a standard Umbreon card

Umbreon is a popular Pokémon, but this listing is specifically the 067/SV-P Japanese promo in a PSA 10 holder. The appeal is the combination of a promo release, Japanese language, and a top grade in one item. If you are building a graded Pokémon promo collection, a PSA 10 Umbreon promo is a recognizable centerpiece rather than a raw single.

The trade-off is that you are paying for the grade and the holder as much as the card. The supplied condition disclaimer applies, so the grade is a starting point for inspection, not a promise of a flawless surface or case.

How should I think about the price and value?

Is USD 289.17 a good deal?

The catalog shows USD 289.17 with a comparison price of USD 459.00. That difference is useful context, but the supplied record does not include sales history, population data, or a market analysis. Treat the comparison price as a reference point, not proof of resale value.

Does a PSA 10 Umbreon promo always hold value?

The supplied information does not include performance data or forecasts, so no value claim can be supported here. What the record does confirm is the card identity, grade, language, and price context. Any value expectation beyond that is your own research.

Buying checklist before you add it to your cart

Confirm the exact card and grade

Check that the listing matches UMBREON, 067/SV-P, PROMO, Japanese, PSA10. The Standard variant is the only option shown in the supplied record.

Ask for actual photos if condition matters to you

The store explicitly offers additional photos of the actual item on request. Use that before buying if edge whitening, print lines, case scuffs, or debris would bother you.

Accept the condition disclaimer

The listing asks buyers to understand and accept the PSA condition caveats before purchasing. If you need a guaranteed flawless card or case, this listing does not promise that.