
Galarian Rapidash V comes from one Japanese set, and every version of it — the standard Double Rare and both Secret Rare treatments — was printed on the same release day. That makes it one of the more compact V cards to track down: three prints, one set, no earlier or later Japanese release to sort through.
The card is ガラル ギャロップV — Galarian Rapidash V, and it appears three times in the Japanese expansion pack 「シルバーランス」/ “Silver Lance” (set code S6H): as number 29/70 at Double Rare, and again at 74/70 and 75/70 at Secret Rare. This guide covers what each print looks like, where Silver Lance sits in the wider Galarian-V catalogue, how the Japanese prints compare to the English versions, and where the sealed box this V is pulled from is currently listed.
Galarian Rapidash V has three confirmed Japanese prints, all from Silver Lance (S6H), released 23 April 2021: a Double Rare (29/70) and two Secret Rares (74/70 and 75/70). No PSA 10 single of this V is listed on our site at the moment — the S6H Silver Lance Japanese Booster Box, currently listed at ¥19,000 (~$120, converted at ¥159/USD, September 2026), is where all three prints are pulled from.
The Card: Galarian Rapidash V
All three Galarian Rapidash V prints share the same card text and artwork brief, but two different illustrators worked on them. Saki Hayashiro illustrated the Double Rare (29/70) and the first Secret Rare (74/70); sui illustrated the second Secret Rare (75/70), which uses a distinct alternate-art treatment and is the print most collectors chase from this set.

All three prints sit inside Silver Lance (S6H), an expansion pack released in Japan on 23 April 2021. The Double Rare falls inside the set’s main 70-card numbering; the two Secret Rares are numbered above that, in the block of cards that extends the set’s total catalogued count to 83.
Print History: Three Prints in Silver Lance
Because all three prints released on the same day in the same set, there is no earlier-vs-later story here — they are three parallel treatments of one card rather than an original and a reprint.
29/70 — Double Rare

The 29/70 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run at the Double Rare tier — the standard non-secret treatment for a V card in this generation of Japanese sets. Illustrator: Saki Hayashiro.
74/70 — Secret Rare

The 74/70 print moves up to the Secret Rare tier, numbered above the set’s 70-card main run. Also illustrated by Saki Hayashiro, it uses the same artwork brief as the 29/70 print in a heavier foil treatment.
75/70 — Secret Rare (chase print)
The 75/70 print is the one covered above in full — the sui alternate-art Secret Rare, and the print most often singled out from this trio.
| Set | Number | Rarity | Illustrator | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Lance (S6H) | 29/70 | Double Rare | Saki Hayashiro | 23 Apr 2021 |
| Silver Lance (S6H) | 74/70 | Secret Rare | Saki Hayashiro | 23 Apr 2021 |
| Silver Lance (S6H) | 75/70 | Secret Rare | sui | 23 Apr 2021 |
Silver Lance carried several other Secret Rare V cards in the same numbered block, printed by the same set on the same release day. Two of them — different Pokemon, same tier — are shown below for context on where the 74/70 and 75/70 prints sit within the set’s rarity ladder.
The Set: Silver Lance (S6H)
Silver Lance — 「シルバーランス」 in Japanese — is set code S6H, an expansion pack released in Japan on 23 April 2021. The set’s main numbering runs to 70 cards, and Secret Rare slots continue beyond that; 83 cards are catalogued for the set in total once those extra slots are counted.

For the full card-by-card breakdown of Silver Lance, see our Silver Lance (S6H) card list. We also cover the set’s sealed-box economics separately in our Silver Lance pull-rates and box-value guide.
Silver Lance sits inside the broader Galarian-V era of Japanese Sword & Shield-block sets. For related single-card coverage from the same theme, see our guides to Galarian Articuno V and Galarian Zapdos V — both different Pokemon from different Japanese sets (Peerless Fighters for Articuno), not Silver Lance releases. For the wider species picture, our Japanese Articuno cards guide and Galarian Moltres full-art guide cover the rest of the Galarian-bird lineup.
Where These Prints Sit Among Japanese Rarity Tiers
Japanese V cards from this era generally move through a small ladder of treatments: a standard Double Rare inside the main numbered set, then one or more Secret Rare versions numbered above the main count once a card is chosen for extra foil or alternate-art treatment. Galarian Rapidash V goes through all three steps within Silver Lance — Double Rare at 29/70, then two separate Secret Rare slots at 74/70 and 75/70.
Having two Secret Rare versions of the same card in one set is not unique to Galarian Rapidash V within Silver Lance — Ice Rider Calyrex V also carries two Secret Rare printings in the same set, alongside single-Secret-Rare cards such as Volcanion V. Within that structure, the sui alternate-art 75/70 print is the one most collectors treat as the chase version, since it is visually distinct from the Saki Hayashiro artwork used on the other two prints.
Where to Buy Galarian Rapidash V from Tokyo
No PSA 10 single of Galarian Rapidash V, in any of its three prints, is listed on our site at the moment. Sourcing requests for a graded single go through our Quick Order page.
The direct route to all three prints is the sealed box they come from — the S6H Silver Lance Japanese Booster Box, currently listed at ¥19,000 (~$120). For other graded Japanese singles across our catalogue, browse our PSA 10 graded card collection, or see our Pokemon booster box collection for related Japanese sealed sets. For a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Galarian Rapidash V’s rarest print?
Galarian Rapidash V has three confirmed Japanese prints from Silver Lance (S6H): a Double Rare at 29/70, and two Secret Rares at 74/70 and 75/70. Between the two Secret Rares, the 75/70 alternate-art print by illustrator sui is the one most collectors chase.
Does Galarian Rapidash V have an English print?
Yes. It appears in Chilling Reign (CRE) as numbers 167 and 168, and as English promo SWSH Promos (SP) 111.
What set is Galarian Rapidash V from?
All three Japanese prints come from Silver Lance (S6H), an expansion pack released in Japan on 23 April 2021. The set’s main numbering runs to 70 cards, with 83 cards catalogued in total once Secret Rare slots are included.
Is a PSA 10 Galarian Rapidash V available to buy?
Not on our site at the moment — no graded single of this V, in any print, is currently listed. Sourcing requests for a graded single go through our Quick Order page.
Where can I buy Silver Lance sealed product from Tokyo?
The S6H Silver Lance Japanese Booster Box, currently listed at ¥19,000 (~$120), is the sealed source for all three Galarian Rapidash V prints, and ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
Are the two Secret Rare prints of Galarian Rapidash V different from each other?
Yes. The 74/70 Secret Rare uses the same artwork brief as the 29/70 Double Rare, illustrated by Saki Hayashiro, in a heavier foil treatment. The 75/70 Secret Rare uses a separate alternate-art treatment by illustrator sui.
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