Rayquaza Cards

Which Rayquaza cards you'll find here

Rayquaza listings here run from the BW era to the Mega Evolution era. BW-era cards include Rayquaza EX SR from Ryuno Blade and Rayquaza UR from Ryuzu Blast, the two BW5 sets, plus a BW-P promo. XY-era listings include Rayquaza EX and M Rayquaza EX from Emerald Break (XY6), M Rayquaza EX UR from Bandit Ring (XY7), cards from the Mega Battle Deck 60 (XYD) and the BW / XY Extra Regulation Box, and XY-P promos from campaigns and magazines. The M Rayquaza EX from the 25th Anniversary promo pack (S8a-P) also appears here.

Sun & Moon era listings include Rayquaza GX from Sky-Splitting Charisma (SM7), GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b, including the SSR) and TAG TEAM GX Tag All Stars (SM12a), plus Shining Rayquaza from Shining Legends (SM3+). The Sword & Shield era brings the Amazing Rare from Legendary Heartbeat (S3a), Rayquaza V and VMAX from Blue Sky Stream (S7R) with their Special Art versions, Rayquaza VMAX from VMAX Climax (S8b) and VSTAR Universe (s12a), S-P promos, and the Rayquaza VMAX from the Lizardon (Charizard) VSTAR vs Rayquaza VMAX deck set. The Mega Evolution era adds MEGA Rayquaza ex SAR and MUR from Storm Emeralda (M6).

Both high-end and entry-level cards appear here. The BW5 Rayquaza EX SR and Rayquaza UR and the Emerald Break M Rayquaza EX SR sit at the high end, while the Rayquaza VMAX RRR prints from Blue Sky Stream, VMAX Climax and VSTAR Universe are entry-level PSA 10 slabs. Prices are shown on each product page. For Charizard, see our Charizard cards collection.

How to read a listing

Each title follows the same pattern: PSA10, the card name, the rarity, the set code and card number in brackets, then the Japanese set name, translated, in parentheses, as in PSA10 Rayquaza VMAX HR: SA [S7R 083/067] (Expansion Pack "Blue Sky Stream"). Rarity codes in this collection include RR (Double Rare), RRR (Triple Rare), SR (Super Rare), SA (Special Art), HR (Hyper Rare), UR (Ultra Rare), SSR (Shiny Super Rare), CSR (Character Super Rare), SAR (Special Art Rare), MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) and P or PROMO (Promo), and 1ED marks a 1st Edition print. On the Legendary Heartbeat (S3a) listing, AR stands for Amazing Rare. For what each set code stands for, see our Japanese TCG set codes page. PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade on PSA's 10-point scale, and the label on each slab shows a PSA certification number. Sold-out cards stay visible at the end of the grid.

Ordering and shipping from Tokyo

To buy a single Rayquaza card, add it to the cart from its product page and check out. To pick several items before checkout, use Quick Order; it also lists PSA 10 back orders, which are sourced to order. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number. Delivery time depends on the destination and customs, so we do not promise a delivery date. Import duties and taxes are set by the destination country and, for most destinations, are the buyer's responsibility; our customs duties and import taxes page explains the details, including where DDP applies.

Related guides

• Live Rayquaza price ranking: Japanese Rayquaza cards ordered by market price.
• Rayquaza VMAX alt art guide: the Blue Sky Stream Special Art and other modern Rayquaza cards.
• Mega Rayquaza card guide: the Mega Rayquaza printings, one by one.
• Rayquaza Amazing Rare guide: the Legendary Heartbeat (S3a) print.
• Rayquaza EX 154/103 guide: the Classic Collection reprint in 30th CELEBRATION (M6a).
• PSA 10 cards: PSA 10 graded Japanese cards across all characters and sets.