Rayquaza GX RR 100/173 (Tag All Stars): Pokemon PSA 10 Guide

Rayquaza GX RR 100/173: The Official Database Row

The database lists the card as レックウザGX, set code SM12a, number 100 / 173, rarity icon RR, illustrator 5ban Graphics. It is a Basic (たね) Dragon-type Pokémon with 180 HP. The database page shows no regulation mark, only the SM12a set logo.

The database prints one ability, one attack, one GX attack and one special rule. In English rendering:

• Ability しっぷうどとう: once during your turn, when you play this card from your hand to your Bench, you may use it. Discard the top 3 cards of your deck, then attach 1 basic Energy from your discard pile to this Pokémon.
• ドラゴンブレイク (Grass, Lightning, Colorless), 30×: 30 damage times the number of basic Grass and Lightning Energy attached to your Pokémon in play.
• テンペストGX (Grass): discard your hand and draw 10 cards. You can use only one GX attack per game.
• Special rule: when a Pokémon-GX is knocked out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

Our Rayquaza VMAX and modern Rayquaza guide covers the later Rayquaza cards.

Every Japanese Rayquaza GX Print in the Database

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

Limitless TCG groups all five under one game text and lists the Japanese prints as Charisma of the Ripped Sky #68 and #101, GX Ultra Shiny #98 and #240, and Tag All Stars #100. The SSR at SM8b 240/150 has its own PSA 10 page: Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150.

The Three Rayquaza GX RR Prints Side by Side

Three of the five prints carry the RR icon: SM7 068/096, SM8b 098/150 and SM12a 100/173. Their listings are shown side by side, together with the SR at SM7 101/096, which has a dated SNKRDUNK ask of its own.

The SM7 SR is listed by us as a back order at ¥66,830 (~$434).

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, four checks apply before ordering:

• Number 100 / 173. The SM8b RR is 098 / 150 and the SM7 RR is 068 / 096; the denominator separates all three.
• Set code SM12a. The English Celestial Storm cards carry their own numbers, #109, #160, #177a and #177.
• Rarity code. The database icon is RR for this print; the SR and SSR Rayquaza GX prints are different products.
• Grade wording. The listing title begins “PSA10”; a title with another grade is a different product.

Our condition guide explains raw against PSA 10 for Japanese cards, and the rarities guide covers the code vocabulary, including RR.

Where to Buy Rayquaza GX RR 100/173 from Japan

Buy the card as PSA10 Rayquaza GX RR [SM12a 100/173], currently listed at ¥23,920 (~$155), or as the PSA 10 back order under the same name at ¥10,300 (~$67). The set’s sealed product is SM12A-Tag All-Stars Japanese Pokemon Booster Box at ¥179,095 (~$1,163).

Other Japanese graded singles are on the PSA 10 card list and in the PSA 10 collection. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Schnellbestellung. We ship from Tokyo; the product page shows the current terms for each listing.