Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX HR 085/070 (S6H): PSA 10 Guide, Every Print

Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX HR 085/070: What Is Official and What Is Reported

The official database has no row for 085/070. Bulbapedia’s card page for Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX (Chilling Reign 46), as of September 30, 2026, lists the card as a Water Pokémon VMAX with 320 HP, weakness Metal and retreat 2, and lists its expansion rows.

The English card text on Bulbapedia gives two attacks: Ride of the High King, costing two Colorless Energy, for 10 damage plus 30 more for each of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon, and Max Lance, costing two Water Energy, for 10 damage with up to 2 Energy discarded for 120 more damage each. For the Japanese regular print, Limitless TCG lists S6H #28 as a Triple Rare with 320 HP, weakness Metal, retreat 2 and the illustrator 5ban Graphics.

Neither the database nor Limitless prints a page for 085/070: Limitless’s S6H list stops at #83. The official image above is therefore the regular 028/070 print, shown for comparison.

Every Japanese Print of Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX

The official database returns four rows with the exact name はくばバドレックスVMAX. Bulbapedia adds the two Silver Lance HR rows. Rarity names follow the database icons: RRR is Triple Rare and CSR is Character Super Rare; HR is the rarity code in our listing title and in Bulbapedia’s expansion row.

S6H 028/070 RRR — 5ban Graphics

The regular print of the set, database entry 39388, is pictured in the first table’s figure. Its rarity icon is RRR and its illustrator credit is 5ban Graphics. Limitless TCG lists it as S6H #28, Triple Rare.

S8b 044/184 RRR — 5ban Graphics

Entry 40196 is the VMAX Climax reprint with the same illustrator credit as the S6H regular print. The database gives it a separate entry because the set code and number differ.

S8b 221/184 CSR — Hitoshi Ariga

Entry 41052 is the Character Super Rare print, credited to Hitoshi Ariga. We list it as a PSA 10 physical slab, currently listed at ¥7,487 (~$49), and as a back order at ¥7,343 (~$48).

SI 126/414 — 5ban Graphics

Entry 40609 shows no rarity icon on its page. Its illustrator credit is 5ban Graphics.

How to Tell 085/070 From 084/070 and 028/070

The two HR rows share a set code and a Pokémon, so the number is the check. The table lines up the prints a buyer is most likely to confuse.

Our listing title reads “PSA10 Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX HR: SA[S6H 085/070]” followed by the product name. HR comes from our listing title and Bulbapedia’s expansion row, and SA is our listing wording; the official database has no entry to check either against. Compare a slab against the set code and the number 085/070, and treat 084/070 as a different print.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. Our guides What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card? and Pokemon Card 狀態 Guide: Raw vs PSA 10 cover the grade itself. For identity, the slab should match the print described above.

1. Set code S6H and number 085/070, not 084/070 or 028/070.
2. Rarity HR as written in our listing title and in Bulbapedia’s expansion row.
3. The illustrator credit Oswaldo KATO, as Bulbapedia reports for the paired English card.
4. A Water Pokémon VMAX with 320 HP, weakness Metal and retreat 2, per Bulbapedia.

The physical slab’s listing page shows its photo; the back order is sourced to order.

Where to Buy Ice Rider Calyrex VMAX HR 085/070 from Japan

The physical slab is currently listed at ¥64,688 (~$420). The back order is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥63,546 (~$413). The S8b CSR print is currently listed as a slab at ¥7,487 (~$49), and the set box is S6H-Silvery Lance Japanese Pokemon Booster Box at ¥16,240 (~$105).

Browse the PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list for other graded singles. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through 快速訂購. How a back order works is explained in PSA 10 代尋卡, and the ordering basics are in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan.