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Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 (Shield): Pokemon PSA 10 Prints & Asks

Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 (Shield): Pokemon PSA 10 Prints & Asks

Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 comes from S1H Shield, a Sword and Shield booster box set, and the official database does not list that number.

The pokemon-card.com card database, as printed on September 30, 2026, returns one カビゴンVMAX row, the RRR print S1H 046/060. Rarity, illustrator and the English pairing for the HR 070/060 come from Bulbapedia; Limitless TCG lists the paired English print. Our PSA 10 listings and the dated SNKRDUNK asks sit beside those prints below.

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Key Takeaways

S1H 070/060 has no official database row; Bulbapedia lists it as the HR of Snorlax VMAX, credited to aky CG Works. The physical PSA 10 slab is currently listed at ¥17,680 (~$115). Lowest asks on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026: the Snorlax VMAX HR product row ¥12,500 (~$81), PSA 10 ¥13,800 (~$90).

Updated September 30, 2026 — Snorlax VMAX S1H 070/060 print facts, English pairing and SNKRDUNK asks

The database result, the Bulbapedia and Limitless entries and the SNKRDUNK asks are as of September 30, 2026. Our listings are shown as they stand on that date.

070/060
S1H print
1
Database row for Snorlax VMAX (046/060)
HR
Rarity per Bulbapedia
¥13,800
Lowest PSA 10 ask, Sept 30, 2026

Market figures are SNKRDUNK lowest asking prices as of September 30, 2026, never sold prices.

Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060: What the Official Database Shows

Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 S1H Shield PSA 10
Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10

The official pokemon-card.com database does not list S1H 070/060. The official database lists one カビゴンVMAX row, the regular print S1H 046/060 with the RRR icon, credited to aky CG Works. Limitless TCG’s Japanese page for S1H stops at card number 68, so it has no card page for 070/060 either, and the HR print has no official image to show.

Snorlax VMAX in the official database, as printed on September 30, 2026
Field S1H 046/060 (the only row returned) S1H 070/060
Name カビゴンVMAX No database row
Rarity icon RRR HR per Bulbapedia; no database icon
Illustrator aky CG Works aky CG Works per Bulbapedia
Stage / HP V進化 / 340 Not shown by the database
Weakness / resistance / retreat Fighting ×2 / none / 4 Not shown by the database
Database page 37716 None

Rarity and illustrator for the HR therefore come from Bulbapedia, which files both Snorlax VMAX prints of Shield on one card page and credits aky CG Works for the regular and the Secret print alike. The number 070/060 sits above the printed total of 060, outside the 60-card main numbering.

The Regular Print’s Card Text (S1H 046/060)

The database page for the regular print, DB id 37716, shows a VMAX with the stage line V進化 and HP 340. It has one attack, キョダイフォール (three colorless energy symbols, 60+ damage), which reads 「自分のベンチポケモンの数×30ダメージ追加。」 — it adds 30 damage for each Pokémon on your Bench. The special rule reads 「ポケモンVMAXがきぜつしたとき、相手はサイドを3枚とる。」 — when a Pokémon VMAX is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 3 Prize cards. Weakness is Fighting ×2, there is no resistance, and the retreat cost is four symbols.

This is the text of the RRR print. The database does not show the HR print, so the HR is not stated to carry the same text; Bulbapedia lists the two as the Regular and Secret prints of one Snorlax VMAX card. The database’s evolution block on the RRR page links カビゴンV and カビゴンVMAX. For how V, VMAX and VSTAR cards work in Japanese Sword and Shield sets, see Pokemon V cards explained.

The Set: S1H Shield (December 6, 2019)

S1H is シールド (Shield), an expansion pack released in Japan on December 6, 2019. Shield has 60 cards in the main numbering, a ¥165 pack price, 5 carte per pack and 30 packs per box. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) pairs S1H with the English set Sword & Shield.

S1H Shield V Japanese Pokemon Booster Box
S1H-Shield V Japanese Pokemon Booster Box

Our box listing for the set is the S1H-Shield V Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥60,706 (~$394). The Shield (S1H) card list page lists the cards of the set. The Shield V (S1H) card list post and the S1H Shield V booster box buying guide cover the set and the box.

Every Japanese Snorlax VMAX Print: One Database Row, One Bulbapedia HR

The database returns exactly one カビゴンVMAX row, and Bulbapedia lists two Japanese prints for the card, both from Shield. The table sets the database, Bulbapedia and our listings on the same two lines.

Japanese Snorlax VMAX prints of S1H and their English pairings
Number Rarity Official database Bulbapedia English pairing Our PSA 10 listing
046/060 RRR Yes (DB id 37716) Sword & Shield 142/202 (Rare VMAX) Back order: ¥11,608 (~$75)
070/060 HR No row returned Sword & Shield 206/202 (Rare Rainbow) Physical slab: ¥17,680 (~$115); back order: ¥17,340 (~$113)

The regular print carries the RRR icon in the database. The HR has no database icon because it has no database row. If a listing names S1H 070/060, the rarity code in the name is HR; a listing that names 046/060 is the RRR. The wider Snorlax range across sets is on the Snorlax card value page.

Bulbapedia’s Release Notes for the Card

Bulbapedia’s page for Snorlax VMAX (Sword & Shield 142) says the card was included as both a Regular card and a Secret card in the English Sword & Shield expansion, first released in the Japanese Shield expansion, and that both prints feature artwork by aky CG Works. It also records a Jumbo variant of the Regular print, with the expansion logo to the right of the artwork, available from GameStop starting the week of April 26, 2020, until supplies were exhausted.

What each source states about S1H 070/060, as of September 30, 2026
Source Rarity Illustrator English pairing Regulation mark Immagine
Official database No row No row No row No row None
Bulbapedia HR aky CG Works Sword & Shield 206/202 (Rare Rainbow) Not stated Not used
Limitless TCG (Japanese S1H page) No card page (page stops at #68) No card page No card page Not shown None
Limitless TCG (English SSH #206) Rainbow Rare (Limitless label) aky CG Works — D Not used

Bulbapedia is a third-party source. Its rows for Shield state the HR’s rarity and illustrator; the official database page for 070/060 does not exist, and no regulation mark for the Japanese print is shown by the database, Bulbapedia or Limitless.

The English Print of the HR

Bulbapedia pairs the Japanese HR 070/060 with the English Sword & Shield print numbered 206/202 (Rare Rainbow), and the Japanese RRR 046/060 with 142/202 (Rare VMAX). Limitless TCG lists the 206 print as follows.

English print linked to the Japanese HR 070/060, as of September 30, 2026
Field Value
Print (Limitless TCG) Snorlax VMAX, Sword & Shield (SSH) #206
Rarity label (Limitless) Rainbow Rare
Illustrator (Limitless) aky CG Works
Regulation mark (Limitless) D
Pairing source Bulbapedia infobox row for Shield 070/060, Sword & Shield 206/202 (Rare Rainbow)

For the general differences between Japanese and English printings, see Japanese vs English Pokemon cards.

Our Listings and the Dated SNKRDUNK Asks

Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 is listed as a physical PSA 10 slab, currently listed at ¥17,680 (~$115), and as a PSA 10 offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥17,340 (~$113) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Sourcing and terms for the back-order listing are described on the PSA 10 su ordinazione page.

Snorlax VMAX HR S1H 070/060: our PSA 10 listings and the dated SNKRDUNK asks
Source Figure Data
Our physical PSA 10 slab ¥17,680 (~$115) Listing as of September 30, 2026
Our PSA 10 back order ¥17,340 (~$113) Listing as of September 30, 2026
SNKRDUNK lowest ask, product row ¥12,500 (~$81) September 30, 2026
SNKRDUNK lowest ask, PSA 10 (lowest of thirteen PSA 10 listings shown) ¥13,800 (~$90) September 30, 2026

These are asking prices, not sold prices. SNKRDUNK’s product-row figure is the lowest listing price on its Snorlax VMAX HR row and the PSA 10 figure is the lowest among the PSA 10 listings it showed for that row; the two can differ from each other in either direction, and they are printed here without a ranking.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; What Does PSA 10 Mean explains the scale. The details that identify this print are the name, the rarity code, the set code and the number: PSA10 Snorlax VMAX HR[S1H 070/060](Expansion Pack“Shield”).

  • Number. 070/060 is the HR; 046/060 is the RRR.
  • Illustrator credit. aky CG Works, per Bulbapedia for the HR and per the database for the RRR.
  • Set. S1H Shield, released December 6, 2019.
  • Pairing. English Sword & Shield 206/202 per Bulbapedia.
Snorlax cards of S1H that we list as PSA 10
Carta Number Listing type Prezzo
Snorlax V SR 066/060 PSA 10 back order ¥20,400 (~$132)
Snorlax VMAX RRR 046/060 PSA 10 back order ¥11,608 (~$75)
Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 Physical PSA 10 slab ¥17,680 (~$115)
Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 PSA 10 back order ¥17,340 (~$113)

For the grading label used on Japanese cards, see PSA Japan label and service; for how graded singles are bought from Japan, see how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.

Other S1H Prints We List

The Snorlax V SR 066/060 and the Snorlax VMAX RRR 046/060 are in the table above. These S1H listings sit next to the HR in the numbering, and the Marnie SR has its own PSA 10 page.

Snorlax VMAX RRR 046/060 S1H PSA 10
Snorlax VMAX RRR 046/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10
Snorlax V SR 066/060 S1H PSA 10
Snorlax V SR 066/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10
Marnie SR 068/060 S1H PSA 10
Marnie SR 068/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10
Team Yell Grunt SR 067/060 S1H PSA 10
Team Yell’s Grunt SR 067/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10
Marnie HR 072/060 S1H PSA 10
Marnie HR 072/060, Shield (S1H), PSA 10
Other S1H PSA 10 listings that sit near Snorlax in the numbering
Carta Number Listing type Prezzo
Team Yell’s Grunt SR 067/060 PSA 10 back order ¥6,629 (~$43)
Marnie SR 068/060 PSA 10 back order ¥72,114 (~$468)
Marnie HR 072/060 PSA 10 back order ¥24,150 (~$157)
Marnie HR 072/060 Physical PSA 10 slab ¥24,623 (~$160)
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Where to Buy Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 from Japan

The physical slab is the Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 PSA 10 page, currently listed at ¥17,680 (~$115); the same card is also the back order page, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥17,340 (~$113). For the set, the S1H box is currently listed at ¥60,706 (~$394). Graded Japanese singles are grouped in the PSA 10 collection and on the PSA 10 card list.

For another number of the card, sourcing requests go through Ordine rapido.

Domande frequenti

Is Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 in the official database?

No. The official pokemon-card.com database returns one カビゴンVMAX row on September 30, 2026, the RRR print S1H 046/060. Rarity and illustrator for the HR 070/060 come from Bulbapedia, which lists both prints of Shield on one card page and credits aky CG Works.

How many cards are in Shield (S1H)?

Shield has 60 cards in the main numbering, with a pack price of ¥165, 5 carte per pack and 30 packs per box. Snorlax VMAX HR is numbered 070/060, above that printed total, so it sits outside the 60-card main numbering of the set.

When did S1H Shield release in Japan?

S1H Shield released in Japan on December 6, 2019. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions, as of September 15, 2026, pairs it with the English set Sword & Shield, where the HR is numbered 206/202. A pack holds 5 cards, a box holds 30 packs and the main numbering has 60 cards.

How much does Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060 PSA 10 cost?

The physical PSA 10 slab is currently listed at ¥17,680 (~$115) and the card is also offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥17,340 (~$113). The lowest asks on SNKRDUNK on September 30, 2026 were ¥12,500 (~$81) for the product row and ¥13,800 (~$90) for PSA 10.

What is the difference between Snorlax VMAX 046/060 and 070/060?

Both are Snorlax VMAX prints of Shield. The 046/060 is the RRR with an official database row; the 070/060 is an HR that Bulbapedia lists and the database does not. Bulbapedia pairs them with English 142/202 and 206/202. Confirm the number printed on the slab.

Which English print matches Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060?

Bulbapedia pairs it with Sword & Shield 206/202 (Rare Rainbow), and Limitless TCG lists that print with regulation mark D and the illustrator aky CG Works. Both are third-party sources; the official database covers Japanese cards only and does not list the HR.

Who illustrated Snorlax VMAX HR 070/060?

Bulbapedia credits aky CG Works for both the Regular and the Secret print of this Snorlax VMAX, and the official database credits aky CG Works on the RRR 046/060 row. The HR itself has no database page, so the credit for it is attributed to Bulbapedia.

What does PSA 10 mean for this card?

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. The number, rarity code and set code in the listing name identify the print: S1H 070/060 with the HR code. Our PSA 10 back orders page explains the sourcing terms that apply to back-order listings.

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