Pokémon character collector guide
Best Sigilyph Cards: Prices, Values and Collector Guide
- Tracked cards
- 42
- Tracked variants
- 63
- Sets
- 34
- Artists
- 18
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 151
Sigilyph is represented by 42 tracked cards from 34 sets; the catalog records 18 credited artists.
Release date, rarity, variant and condition all contribute to the range visible across the character's card market.
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Sigilyph card statistics: Catalog and market coverage
Across 9 eras and 3 tracked languages, White Flare holds the greatest share of catalog entries.
- Tracked cards
- 42
- Tracked variants
- 63
- Sets
- 34
- Artists
- 18
- Completed sales (90 days)
- 151
Sigilyph card prices and values
The current raw median is $0.49, against $71.04 for PSA 10 cards with qualifying evidence. Respective coverage rates are 86% and 11%.
Raw Sigilyph card price distribution
More covered raw cards fall in the Under $10 range than in any other displayed price band.
- Under $10
51 51 - $10–$25
2 2 - $25–$100
0 0 - $100–$500
1 1 - $500 or more
0 0
54 measured records.
Best Sigilyph cards
The best overall leader is Sigilyph, which carries 50 qualifying market observations across the ranking window.
Most expensive Sigilyph cards: The raw market
Uniform qualification and scoring rules place Sigilyph at the head of the raw-price table.
Most expensive graded Sigilyph cards
With 50 observations in the evidence window, Sigilyph holds the leading PSA 10 price position.
#1

Sigilyph
- PSA 10 population
- 76
- PSA 10 price
- $284.05
- PSA 10 change (90 days)
- 221.7%
- PSA 10 sales (90 days)
- 5
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Sigilyph rookie cards: The earliest releases
Collectors sometimes use “rookie card” informally for an early Pokémon appearance. In the tracked Sigilyph catalog, Sigilyph from White Collection is the earliest meaningful release.
Highest volume Sigilyph cards
Sigilyph takes first place for 90-day completed-sale volume, supported by 50 observations in the measured period.
Trending Sigilyph cards
Sigilyph holds the highest trend score in the qualifying Sigilyph pool. The result is backed by 204 completed sales during the past 30 days. The measure also considers liquidity and ranking evidence.
#1

Sigilyph
- Raw change (30 days)
- 26.5%
- Raw change (7 days)
- 5.4%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 204
- Trend score
- 0.65
#2

Sigilyph GX
- Raw change (30 days)
- 39.9%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -3.4%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 15
- Trend score
- 0.08
#3

Sigilyph
- Raw change (30 days)
- 8.7%
- Raw change (7 days)
- -1.2%
- Raw sales (30 days)
- 52
- Trend score
- -0.67
Sigilyph cards falling in price
A 6.8% change in median raw sale price places Sigilyph first among confirmed falling cards for the measured 90 days.
Raw vs graded Sigilyph cards: How prices compare
Within the 7 directly matched cards, the observed median gap from raw to PSA 10 is 1739.0%. Costs and uncertainty attached to an individual submission are not part of the measure.
- Cards with raw and PSA 10 prices
- 7
- Median PSA 10 premium
- 1,738.99%
Sigilyph card sets and artists: Release history
The catalog credits Naoyo Kimura most often and records its deepest set representation in White Flare.
Sigilyph cards by era
Sword & Shield has the greatest representation in the tracked Sigilyph catalog.
- Sword & Shield
16 16 - Scarlet & Violet
14 14 - Black & White
11 11 - Premade Decks
6 6 - Sun & Moon
6 6 - BW
5 5 - Legendary Treasures
2 2 - XY
2 2 - XY BREAK
1 1
63 measured records.
Sigilyph card guide methodology
Completed sales from all supported countries feed the guide in US dollars. Published evidence gates apply after anomalous results are removed, and raw cards are never combined with graded examples.












