Pokémon character collector guide
Best Cresselia Cards: Prices, Values and Collector Guide
- Tracked cards
- 45
- Tracked variants
- 58
- Sets
- 38
- Artists
- 17
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 271
The tracked Cresselia catalog contains 45 cards from 38 sets and credits 17 artists.
The catalog crosses distinct printings and market segments, each with its own price and completed-sale record.
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Cresselia card statistics: Catalog and market coverage
The release record covers 15 eras and 3 tracked languages; Lost Origin is the most represented set.
- Tracked cards
- 45
- Tracked variants
- 58
- Sets
- 38
- Artists
- 17
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 271
Cresselia card prices and values
The current raw median is $1.06, against $244 for PSA 10 cards with qualifying evidence. Respective coverage rates are 79% and 28%.
Raw Cresselia card price distribution
More covered raw cards fall in the Under $10 range than in any other displayed price band.
- Under $10
36 36 - $10–$25
7 7 - $25–$100
3 3 - $100–$500
0 0 - $500 or more
0 0
46 measured records.
Best Cresselia cards
Cresselia takes first place for best overall, supported by 40 observations in the measured period.
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Most expensive Cresselia cards: The raw market
The first position for raw-price belongs to Cresselia EX, based on the same published measures used for every qualifying card.
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Most expensive graded Cresselia cards
Cresselia EX holds the leading PSA 10 price position in the current data-led ordering of qualifying cards.
Cresselia rookie cards: The earliest releases
For Pokémon cards, “rookie” is collector shorthand rather than an official designation. The tracked release history begins meaningfully with Cresselia in Diamond & Pearl Promos.
Highest volume Cresselia cards
With 50 observations in the evidence window, Cresselia holds the leading 90-day completed-sale volume position.
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Trending Cresselia cards
Cresselia ranks first among currently trending Cresselia cards. Both the seven- and 30-day price signals are positive, with the liquidity gate limiting thinner observations. The model does not treat price gains alone as a trend.
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Cresselia
- Raw change (30 days)
- 27.1%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 3.9%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 91
- Trend score
- 1.36
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Cresselia
- Raw change (30 days)
- -4.9%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -1.6%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 36
- Trend score
- -0.17
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Cresselia
- Raw change (30 days)
- 10.3%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -2.4%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 79
- Trend score
- -0.22
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Cresselia
- Raw change (30 days)
- -15.4%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -1.1%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 12
- Trend score
- -0.52
Raw vs graded Cresselia cards: How prices compare
The 14 cards carrying both price measures show a median PSA 10 premium of 4256.6% over raw examples. Individual condition and grading costs sit outside this comparison.
- Cards with raw and PSA 10 prices
- 14
- Median PSA 10 premium
- 4,256.56%
Cresselia card sets and artists: Release history
The catalog credits Tika Matsuno most often and records its deepest set representation in Lost Origin.
Cresselia cards by era
Sword & Shield has the greatest representation in the tracked Cresselia catalog.
- Sword & Shield
11 11 - Promos
7 7 - Premade Decks
6 6 - Box Sets
5 5 - Diamond & Pearl
5 5 - Scarlet & Violet
5 5 - Sun & Moon
5 5 - Black & White
2 2 - BW
2 2 - DP
2 2 - Mega Evolution
2 2 - Play! Pokemon Prize Packs
2 2 - XY
2 2 - World Championships Decks
1 1 - XY BREAK
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Cresselia card guide methodology
Market figures are denominated in US dollars and use qualifying completed sales across all supported countries. Separate raw and graded measures preserve distinct market evidence throughout the rankings.