Sewaddle Card Value: White Flare Prices and Printing Guide
Cover: JK Index’s November 5, 2026 snapshot of English White Flare Sewaddle 087/086. Its 90-day raw Near Mint median and chart are a dated catalog summary, not the individual sale examples below.
A Sewaddle price is useful only when it matches your card's set, language, finish and condition. White Flare's illustration rare is numbered 087/086 in both English and Japanese, so the number alone does not identify the market you should compare.
This guide separates the main identification traps and gives dated examples for the English White Flare illustration rare. It is not a ranking of every Sewaddle printing.
Identify your Sewaddle first
| Printing | Number | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| White Flare regular card | 001/086 | Match the language and foil treatment. This is not the illustration rare. |
| White Flare illustration rare | 087/086 | English and Japanese share this number. Check the text on the card. |
| Noble Victories | 1/101 | Match this set and artwork rather than searching only for Sewaddle. |
| Legendary Treasures | 9/113 | Keep the finish and condition consistent when comparing copies. |
| Japanese EX Battle Boost | 005/093 | Do not substitute an English Legendary Treasures price. |
The White Flare regular artwork is by Oswaldo KATO; the illustration rare is by nisimono. Bulbapedia's White Flare printing reference distinguishes both versions and their language editions. The older printing reference identifies the Noble Victories, Legendary Treasures and EX Battle Boost cards.
EX Battle Boost was released in Japan on July 13, 2013, not in 2014. Its set reference lists the ordinary cards, including Sewaddle, as non-holo; a seller's “reverse holo” description should not be accepted without checking the actual printing. EX Battle Boost release and finish reference.
English White Flare 087/086 sale examples
The following USD examples were checked on November 8, 2026. PriceCharting reports them in its completed-sale history; they are provider-reported records, not transactions independently authenticated by JK Index.
| Reported date | Card and condition | Reported venue | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 4, 2026 | English 087/086, raw Near Mint | TCGplayer | $15.50 |
| November 3, 2026 | English 087/086, raw Near Mint | TCGplayer | $14.25 |
| October 28, 2026 | English 087/086, PSA 10 | eBay | $310.00 |
| September 12, 2026 | English 087/086, PSA 10 | eBay | $214.10 |
These selected records are not a market-wide range or an offer for your copy. Shipping, tax and seller proceeds are not established here. Raw and graded examples are separate comparisons, and the graded records are older. Source: PriceCharting's Sewaddle 087 sale history.
Compare your copy on JK Index
Open Sewaddle 087 in the JK Index catalog for the English White Flare illustration rare. Check the card identity before using its pricing or sales history. If you have 001/086, start with the regular White Flare Sewaddle instead, then confirm the finish matches your copy.
For an older card, use the set name and full printed number in your search. Do not pool English and Japanese copies, raw cards and slabs, or singles and multi-card lots into one average. An active asking price is not evidence that a buyer paid it.
Is grading worthwhile?
A PSA 10 sale does not predict the grade your raw card will receive. Inspect centering, corners, edges and surface, then compare recent sales for several plausible grades from the same grading company.
For a resale decision, subtract the card's acquisition cost, current grading charge, insured shipping, selling fees and other applicable costs from a realistic sale outcome. Run the calculation for a lower grade as well as your hoped-for grade. A large raw-to-PSA-10 gap alone does not establish a profitable submission.
If your aim is preservation or a matching display, that is a different decision from resale. Set a budget around what you want to keep rather than assuming a grading premium will repay the expense.
Before you buy or sell
Photograph the front and back, record the full number and language, and note visible wear. Compare several recent, matching sales rather than the highest result. For a slab, match the grading company and exact grade; for a raw card, compare its actual condition rather than treating “Near Mint” as a promised future grade.
