Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150 (GX Ultra Shiny): PSA 10 Guide, Pokemon

Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150: The Official Database Row

The database lists Rayquaza GX 240/150 as rarity icon SSR, illustrator 5ban Graphics. The rarity code stays as printed in the database; the database gives the code SSR without an expanded name.

The card has an ability, an attack and a GX attack. The ability しっぷうどとう can be used once when you play the card from your hand to your Bench: discard the top 3 cards of your deck, then attach 1 basic Energy from your discard pile to this Pokémon. The attack ドラゴンブレイク (grass, lightning, colorless) does 30 damage times the number of basic grass and lightning Energy attached to your Pokémon in play. The GX attack テンペストGX (grass) discards your hand and draws 10 cards; you can use only one GX attack per game. The special rule is the Pokémon-GX rule: when it is knocked out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

The database does not display a regulation mark. Limitless TCG shows the mark B and the rarity Secret Rare for GX Ultra Shiny #240 (third-party data, as of September 30, 2026).

Every Japanese Rayquaza GX Print in the Database

The database lists five rows named exactly レックウザGX, all credited to 5ban Graphics. The illustrator does not separate them, so the set code, the number and the rarity icon do.

Limitless lists four other Japanese prints with the same game text as SM8b #240: Charisma of the Ripped Sky #68 and #101, GX Ultra Shiny #98 and Tag All Stars #100. Those correspond to the SM7 068/096 and 101/096, SM8b 098/150 and SM12a 100/173 rows. Two of the five rows sit in SM8b itself: the RR at 098/150 and this SSR at 240/150.

Our Listing and Dated SNKRDUNK Asks

Our listing is a PSA 10 back order named “PSA10 Rayquaza GX SSR [SM8b 240/150] (High Class Pack ‘GX Ultra Shiny’)”. It is currently offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥148,879 (~$967) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.

Both SNKRDUNK figures are asking prices, not sold prices. The first is the lowest ask on the card’s SNKRDUNK row, which is not limited to a grade; the second is the lowest among the PSA 10 listings that SNKRDUNK’s search page shows for the card.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; our PSA 10 meaning guide covers the scale. For this print, three checks apply before ordering:

• Number 240, not 098. The RR 098/150 is the other SM8b Rayquaza GX and is a different product.
• Set code. SM7 101/096 is a Rayquaza GX SR from another set; its number and denominator differ.
• Grade wording. The listing name begins “PSA10”; other grades are different products.

For the rarity vocabulary, see the Japanese Pokemon card rarities guide. For grading background, see the Japanese Pokemon card grading guide. How a back order works is explained once in the PSA 10 back order guide.

Where to Buy Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150 from Japan

The card is offered as PSA10 Rayquaza GX SSR [SM8b 240/150] at ¥148,879 (~$967) as a PSA 10 back order. Other Japanese PSA 10 singles are on the PSA 10 card list and in the PSA 10 collection. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.

If you want the RR instead, the SM8b 098/150 is offered as a back order at ¥12,052 (~$78). The Sun & Moon Rayquaza GX HR [SM7 109/096], listed under the expansion pack name “Sky-Splitting Charisma” in our catalogue and a different card from this SM8b SSR, is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥183,600 (~$1,192); it is covered in the Rayquaza GX HR 109/096 guide. We ship from Tokyo; the product page shows the current terms for each listing.