Records
- Attendance
- Highest single game attendance: 65,860 vs Hearts, 2 January 1950
- Highest average home attendance: 30,700 in the 1951–52 season
- Highest attendance for any match involving Hibs: 143,570 vs Rangers at Hampden Park, 27 March 1948
- Single game
- Biggest victory: 22–1 vs Black Watch Highlanders, 3 September 1881
- Biggest competitive victory: 15–1 vs Peebles Rovers, 11 February 1961
- Biggest league victory: 11–1 vs Airdrie, 24 October 1959 and vs Hamilton, 6 November 1965
- Biggest defeat: 0–10 vs Rangers, 24 December 1898
- Caps and appearances
- Most capped player: Lawrie Reilly, 38 for Scotland
- Most league appearances: Arthur Duncan, 446
- Goals
- Most competitive goals: Reilly, 234
- Most league goals: Reilly, 187
- Most competitive goals in a season: Joe Baker, 46 in 1959–60
- Most league goals in a season: Baker, 42 in 1959–60
- Transfers
- Record fee paid: £700,000 for Ulises de la Cruz to LDU Quito in 2001
- Record fee received: £4,400,000 for Scott Brown from Celtic in 2007
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