Most Expensive Rayquaza Pokémon Cards: Top Japanese Listings

Updated November 9, 2026

The most expensive Rayquaza Pokémon cards on our shop are nine PSA 10 graded Japanese cards. Ranked by our listing price on November 9, 2026, the Rayquaza L-P 075/L-P promo at ¥7,980,000 is first, and the M Rayquaza EX 25th Anniversary promo at ¥23,679 is ninth.

What are the key facts about these Rayquaza cards?

All nine cards are PSA 10 (Gem Mint) Japanese-edition Rayquaza cards from our shop, ranked only among the items we list today.

«Most expensive» here has a narrow meaning. It means the highest listing price among the Rayquaza cards that Samurai Sword Tokyo lists. It does not describe the whole market, and it does not describe sold prices. If you are comparing us with another seller, compare the same card, the same grade and the same date.

What are the most expensive Rayquaza Pokémon cards we list?

The most expensive Rayquaza Pokémon card we list is the PSA 10 Rayquaza PROMO L-P 075/L-P at ¥7,980,000, and the other eight cards sit between ¥23,679 and ¥310,888. The table ranks all nine by our listing price.

The gap between rank 1 and rank 2 is the main point of this list. The promo is listed at about 26 times the price of the GX SSR card. Add up the other eight listings and the total is ¥1,028,951, which is still well below the promo’s ¥7,980,000.

The price steps below the promo are much smaller. The table below shows how far each card sits from the one above it, using only the listing prices above.

The last three listings are close together. From the VMAX CSR down to the M Rayquaza EX promo, the whole spread is ¥5,947. If you are choosing among those three, the card and the set matter more than the price.

Why is the Rayquaza L-P 075/L-P promo listed at ¥7,980,000?

The L-P 075/L-P promo is our top Rayquaza listing at ¥7,980,000, and its product page gives its set as L-P Promotional cards, its rarity as PROMO and its release as 2010-09-01. The page also lists a PSA cert number, 170964906.

We do not publish a reason for the price beyond what the page states. Treat it as our listing price for one specific graded copy, not as a market value. The page states four things you can check before you order: the card number (L-P 075/L-P), the set (L-P Promotional cards), the rarity (PROMO) and the release date (2010-09-01).

Three product photos are shown for this card. Compare them with the description on the product page before you buy, because the listing is for one graded card and not for a generic example of the print.

Like every card in this ranking, the promo is described as graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint). The product page says PSA 10 is the highest grade certifiable by Professional Sports Authenticator, awarded only to cards in flawless, gem mint condition. It also says the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.

Which Rayquaza cards rank from second to fifth?

Ranks two to five are Rayquaza GX SSR at ¥310,888, Rayquaza V SR: SA at ¥258,611, MEGA Rayquaza ex MUR at ¥216,664 and Shining Rayquaza H at ¥94,654. Each comes from a different set.

The Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) comes from High Class Pack «GX Ultra Shiny» (SM8b). The Rayquaza V SR: SA 076/067 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) comes from Expansion Pack «Blue Sky Stream» (S7R). The MEGA Rayquaza ex MUR 113/076 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) comes from Expansion Pack «Storm Emeralda» (M6). The Shining Rayquaza H 057/072 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) comes from Enhanced Expansion Pack «Shining Legends» (SM3+).

The GX SSR and the V SR: SA are only ¥52,277 apart, so they are the closest pair near the top of the list. The MUR sits ¥41,947 below the V SR: SA. The biggest step in this group is from the MUR down to Shining Rayquaza H, at ¥122,010.

Each of these cards carries its own number out of its set total: 240/150, 076/067, 113/076 and 057/072. Those numbers are printed in the product names, and they are the quickest way to confirm you are looking at the card you want. Names alone can mislead, since Rayquaza appears in several sets and in several card types in this ranking: GX, V, VMAX, ex, EX and the Shining Rayquaza H card.

How do the MEGA Rayquaza ex cards from Storm Emeralda compare?

The two M6 «Storm Emeralda» cards are listed at ¥216,664 for MUR 113/076 and ¥68,835 for SAR 110/076, so the MUR costs about three times the SAR in our listings.

Both are MEGA Rayquaza ex from the Expansion Pack «Storm Emeralda». The MUR 113/076 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) ranks fourth overall and the SAR 110/076 ranks sixth. They are the two MEGA Rayquaza ex cards in this ranking, which makes them a clean like-for-like comparison. The difference between them is the card number and the rarity shown on the product page, and ¥147,829 in listing price.

If you want one MEGA Rayquaza ex and your budget is the deciding factor, the SAR 110/076 is the less expensive of the two at our listing prices. If you want the card with the higher number in the set, 113/076, that is the MUR.

For more on how ex, EX and MA naming works across Pokémon cards, see our guide What Does ex Mean on Pokémon Cards?

What do the four lowest-priced Rayquaza listings look like?

The four listings from rank 6 down are MEGA Rayquaza ex SAR at ¥68,835, Rayquaza VMAX CSR at ¥29,626, Rayquaza VMAX UR at ¥25,994 and M Rayquaza EX PROMO at ¥23,679.

Two of them come from the same pack. The Rayquaza VMAX CSR 252/184 and the Rayquaza VMAX UR 284/184 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) are both from High Class Pack «VMAX Climax Box» (S8b). If you like the VMAX card, you can compare two different card numbers from one set, and the listing prices differ by only ¥3,632.

The M Rayquaza EX PROMO 024/025 (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) is from the Promo Card Pack 25th Anniversary Edition (S8a-P). It is the only card in this ranking whose set name refers to an anniversary, and it is the ninth and last card in the ranking.

Here is how the nine cards group by set code.

Seven sets cover the nine cards. Only M6 and S8b have two cards each.

Is there a Rayquaza card in 30th CELEBRATION?

Yes, the Japanese page for the MEGA Expansion Pack «30th CELEBRATION» lists Rayquaza EX as No. 154 among its 30th-anniversary special cards, and it shows no rarity for that card. The pack released on September 16, 2026, as the official product page states. The English expansion page also shows a «Go to card Rayquaza» label in its «Compare to the original!» carousel.

We do not list a single Rayquaza card from that set in the ranking above, so none of the nine prices relate to it.

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The Japanese page describes a worldwide simultaneous release on September 16, 2026, a suggested retail price of 360 yen including tax, and six foil cartas por sobre, randomly packed. Each pack contains one Basic Energy card with a special design by YOSHIROTTEN, and one Pikachu card is guaranteed in every pack. The special-spec cards are numbered 136 to 165, and the Rayquaza EX card is No. 154 in that range. Other cards in the same range include Pikachu (136), Charizard (137), Lugia (142), Genesect EX (155), M Gardevoir EX (156), Mew VMAX (163) and Arceus VSTAR (164).

The page also carries a rule note. Cards that return in special-spec form cannot be used in the current Standard regulation, but they can be used in regulations where the original card is legal. If you play, check that note before you add any 30th CELEBRATION card to a deck.

The English page adds that every card in a pack is foil, that there are 30 different Pikachu rare cards by different artists, and that the Futuristic rares are designed by YOSHIROTTEN. Pokémon’s press release confirms the September 16, 2026 release date for the Pokémon Trading Card Game: 30th Celebration. For a product that includes smaller boxes and promos, see our Pokémon 30 Knock Out Collection guide.

How do I buy one of these Rayquaza cards from outside Japan?

You order from the product page, pay in Japanese yen, and we ship with FedEx. Our shipping policy sets out the terms, and the table summarizes them.

Details on card payments and Wise are on our payment methods page. Each product page also notes that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.

PSA cards need extra attention because they can sell through more than one channel. Our policy says a PSA item shown online may already be sold before our team locks the allocation for your online order. After your payment clears, we secure the PSA graded card matching your order, even if additional sourcing is required. Check the delivery schedule shown or communicated for your order, because dispatch may take longer in this situation. We provide status updates whenever the schedule changes.

Delivery dates on our website, at checkout and in carrier tools are estimates. They do not include our handling time, supplier allocation delays, quality inspection holds, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion, weather or destination-country conditions. Once an order has been handed to FedEx, customs inspections and import procedures are controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, and those transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch.

If dispatch is delayed, the policy says we will contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate. For significant delays before handoff to FedEx, we may offer the option to wait or to cancel the order with a full refund.

Two practical points for a high-value order. First, FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so give a physical shipping address at checkout. Second, check the address before you pay. While an order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account, Orders, then the order. The destination country cannot be changed, and the carrier, shipping method and FedEx service level stay as selected at checkout. If shipping to the new address costs more, you pay the difference before dispatch and the order is held until it is settled.

The payment page adds more. Payments are made in Japanese yen, and any difference between the amount charged and the amount on your statement comes from exchange rates and conversion fees set by your card issuer, bank or PayPal. Card payments run through PayPal with Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, and which brand is offered depends on your country and card. PayPal Pay Later may appear for eligible orders in some countries, and it is offered and operated by PayPal, not by us.

The Wise transfer needs the payment reference issued with your order, entered exactly as issued. A SWIFT payment incurs a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add that amount to your order total if you pay that way. On a higher-priced card the 5% fee is a real number: on a ¥216,664 listing, 5% is about ¥10,833, which is why the Wise route is worth reading about if you pay by bank transfer. Check the payment page for the exact deadlines before you choose.

For a wider view of buying from Japan, read Where To Get Japanese Pokémon Cards. If you like graded promos, our Pikachu Van Gogh PSA 10 guide and Captain Pikachu PSA 10 guide cover similar listings.

Which Rayquaza card should I pick?

Pick the card that matches your budget and the set you want, because the ranking spans from ¥23,679 to ¥7,980,000. If you want the top listing, it is the L-P 075/L-P promo at ¥7,980,000.

If you want a MEGA Rayquaza ex and have around ¥70,000 to spend, choose the SAR 110/076 at ¥68,835. If your budget reaches ¥216,664, the MUR 113/076 is the other M6 option. If you want the smallest spend among the nine, look at the three cards from ¥23,679 to ¥29,626, and pick between the VMAX CSR, the VMAX UR and the 25th Anniversary promo by the set you prefer. Each is on the product page linked in the table above.

Before you order any of them, read the product page for the exact card number, set and grade, and check the shipping terms in the section above. The listing is for a specific PSA 10 card, and the policy says dispatch of a PSA item may take longer if we need to source it after your payment clears.

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