Roaring Moon ex

Prismatic Evolutions · #162 · Special Illustration Rare

$177US · TCGplayer

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Special Illustration RareRarity

#10 of 180Rank in set

Price detail

Market read: a top chase card in its set.

TCGplayer (US) (holofoil)

Tier	USD
Low	$155
Market	$177
Mid	$185
High	$1,591

Authenticity check

At $177, Roaring Moon ex is in the price tier counterfeiters actually print. Before paying for a raw copy, run the quick physical checks — and be suspicious of any copy offered well under market.

Light test: real cards have an opaque middle layer — shine a phone light through the card; if it glows through easily, walk away.
Texture & print: under magnification real cards show a fine rosette dot pattern; fakes look flat, blurry, or oversaturated (the back's blue is a common tell).
Font & layout: compare the HP, energy symbols and set number against the card image above — fakes routinely get spacing and symbols subtly wrong.
The price itself: a raw Roaring Moon ex offered under about $88.42 is where fakes and bait listings live — run the exact price through our deal checker.

→ Full spot-a-fake checklist → Verifying graded slabs

FAQ

How much is Roaring Moon ex (Prismatic Evolutions #162) worth?

As of our 2026-08-07 data, Roaring Moon ex from Prismatic Evolutions is worth about $177 (TCGplayer US market). Prices move constantly — check the live links before buying or selling.

Is Roaring Moon ex rare?

Its rarity is listed as Special Illustration Rare and it ranks #10 of 180 by value in Prismatic Evolutions. Rarity is the printed classification — it does not by itself guarantee value.

What's the most valuable card in Prismatic Evolutions?

By current US market price, it's Umbreon ex at $1,496.

Where can I check Roaring Moon ex's live price?

See the current TCGplayer (US) market price here: Roaring Moon ex on TCGplayer ↗.

How can I tell if a Roaring Moon ex is fake?

Because it trades at $177, Roaring Moon ex is a counterfeit target. The fast checks: the light test (real cards have an opaque middle layer), print texture under magnification, and font/symbol accuracy — full checklist in the Authenticity section above. And sanity-check the price: a copy offered far below $177 is the classic fake/bait pattern — check any asking price here.