[PSA10] 2019 POKEMON RAYQUAZA GX 100/173 TAG TEAM GX ALL STARS Japanese
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[PSA10] 2019 POKEMON RAYQUAZA GX 100/173 TAG TEAM GX ALL STARS Japanese
Price: $298.80
Rayquaza GX from the Tag Team GX All Stars set, numbered 100/173, clocks in as a Secret Rare full art, slabbed in a PSA 10. This Japanese printing keeps that sleek, serpentine vibe alive with Rayquaza twisting through stormy skies, emerald scales popping against a chaotic backdrop. That pose hits hard, like it’s about to unleash chaos on your display case.
On the card text side, it’s a Colorless type with 180 HP. The Ability, Dragon Break, amps up damage by 100 if you’ve got both Fire and Lightning Energy in your discard pile—smart for those energy recycle decks. Attacks include Stormy Winds, which does 120 and lets you discard basics from your opponent’s bench, plus the GX move Tempest GX for a big 200 splash if you flip for it. Short and punchy, but it packs a strategic wallop in Dragon-focused builds.
This set dropped in 2019 as part of the Sun & Moon era’s Japanese run, pulling together heavy hitters from the Tag Team GX theme. What stands out here is the full art treatment on Rayquaza—clean lines, vibrant colors, and that metallic foil edge that Japanese cards nail so well. It’s not your standard English equivalent from Celestial Storm; this one’s got that exclusive All Stars flair, blending nostalgia with the GX power creep that defined late SM packs. Collectors dig it for bridging solo GX mons with the emerging Tag Team hype, especially since Rayquaza’s always been a fan-favorite sky dragon.
Slab-wise, a PSA 10 means pristine corners, no whitening, and centering that lines up just right—maybe 55/45 on the borders, but eye appeal is through the roof with that glossy finish. The colors don’t fade, and the holo pattern shimmers without overwhelming the art. Pop reports show these in low numbers; last I checked, PSA 10s hover around 50 or so submitted, making it a tough chase for perfectionists. Edges are sharp, surface flawless, like it just came off the press.
I’d display this front and center, maybe next to some older Rayquaza prints for that evolution vibe—feels like a nod to the dragon’s legacy without overdoing it.
Quick Facts:
– Card Title: Rayquaza GX (#100/173)
– Set: Tag Team GX All Stars
– Rarity: Secret Rare
– Condition: PSA 10
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