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Snorlax Cards

This page collects Japanese Snorlax Pokemon cards, mostly graded PSA 10, from Sun & Moon Tag Team cards and Sword & Shield VMAX prints to Pokemon Card 151 art rares, promos and a Pokemon Card Game Classic print. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. For background on the main Japanese printings, read our Snorlax card value guide.

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Snorlax cards in stock right now

1 listing is in our Tokyo stock at the moment (shown above). Prices at the moment run from ¥17,472 to ¥17,472. A further 13 PSA 10 Snorlax listings are available as back orders, sourced to order through Quick Order. Prices and availability update daily on each product page.

Sets in stock: Shield (1).

Which Snorlax cards you'll find here

From Shield (S1H), a Sword & Shield set, come Snorlax V as an SR (Super Rare) and Snorlax VMAX both as the regular RRR card and as an HR (Hyper Rare) numbered above the set total. The same era adds a UR (Ultra Rare) Snorlax from Peerless Fighters (S5a) and a CHR (Character Rare) Snorlax from Dark Fantasma (s10a).

The Sun & Moon era brings the Eevee & Snorlax GX Tag Team, listed as the HR (115/095) and RR (066/095) from Tag Bolt (SM9) and as the SM-P 297 promo, together with a Snorlax GX promo (SM-P 001) that was an early-purchase bonus for the Nintendo 3DS games Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon. A Snorlax promo from the January 2020 CoroCoro Ichiban magazine supplement (S-P 156) is listed as well.

Newer cards come from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a): the Snorlax AR (Art Rare, 181/165) and the Master Ball Mirror version of the uncommon Snorlax (143/165). There is also a Snorlax from Pokemon Card Game Classic (CLF 016/032). Higher-priced cards such as the Tag Team promo sit alongside lower-priced 151 and Classic prints, so a Snorlax PSA 10 can be found at several price levels; each product page shows the current price.

How to read a listing

Every title follows the same order: grade, card name, rarity, then the set code and card number in brackets and the set name in parentheses. For example, PSA10 Snorlax VMAX HR [S1H 070/060] (Expansion Pack Shield) is the Hyper Rare Snorlax VMAX, card 070 of Shield; a number above the set total marks a secret rare. Rarity codes in this collection include U (Uncommon), RR (Double Rare), RRR (Triple Rare), SR (Super Rare), HR (Hyper Rare), UR (Ultra Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR (Character Rare) and P or PROMO for promos, which show a promo code such as SM-P 297 in place of a set number. PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade, the top of PSA's 10-point scale, and each slab label carries its own certification number. Sold-out cards stay visible at the end of the grid.

Ordering and shipping from Tokyo

Single cards can be bought through the normal cart. To order several Snorlax cards at once, use Quick Order, which also lists PSA 10 back orders sourced to order. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, as described in our shipping policy. Import duties and taxes are charged by the destination country and are the buyer's responsibility for most destinations; US orders ship DDP with duties collected at checkout. See Customs Duties and Import Taxes for details. FedEx transit times are estimates, and we do not promise a delivery date.

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FAQ

Which Snorlax cards in this collection are promos?

Promo cards here include the Eevee and Snorlax Tag Team GX (SM-P 297), a Snorlax GX (SM-P 001) that came as an early-purchase bonus with the Nintendo 3DS games Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon, and a Snorlax (S-P 156) from the January 2020 CoroCoro Ichiban magazine supplement. Promo titles show the promo code in brackets instead of a set number.

What is the Master Ball Mirror Snorlax?

It is the uncommon Snorlax from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a 143/165) in its Master Ball Mirror version, a parallel print with a Master Ball pattern in the foil. It is a different card from the Snorlax AR (Art Rare, SV2a 181/165), which is numbered above the set total and uses full-card artwork.

Is the Snorlax VMAX HR the same card as the RRR?

No. Both are Snorlax VMAX from Shield (S1H), but the RRR (Triple Rare, 046/060) is the regular card in the main set, while the HR (Hyper Rare, 070/060) is numbered above the set total as a secret rare. They are graded and listed separately, so check the rarity and number in the title.

How do I order several Snorlax cards at once?

Add single cards to the cart from each product page, or use Quick Order to order several items at once; it also lists PSA 10 back orders sourced to order. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. Import duties and taxes are charged by the destination country and are the buyer's responsibility for most destinations; US orders ship DDP with duties collected at checkout. See our Customs Duties and Import Taxes page.