pokecoin

Rayquaza

レックウザ

  • Silver bare metal

Listed by 5 sources, in 1 release

Photos from Pokémon Coin Fan.

  • Front, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size
  • Front, from Bulbapedia, full size
  • Front, from Cardmarket, full size
  • Back, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size
  • In hand, from Pokémon Coin Fan, full size

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Sources disagree on one point

  • Sources disagree on the face color: SCJ coin spreadsheet lists Silver, Pokémon Coin Fan lists Uncolored.
Size
Metal 31 mmNominal diameter for this size
Material
MetalStruck or cast metal, sometimes with a foil or rainbow finish.
Face color
Silver
Finish
Bare metalMetal with no foil.
Back color
Not recorded
Back design
Design-specific reverseA reverse made for this coin, mostly metal coins.
Trademark mark
Not recorded
Region
Japan
First release
23 Mar 2003First released in Spring Battle Roads 2003

Released in

ReleaseTypeRegionDateNoteListed by
Spring Battle Roads 2003バトルロードスプリング☆2003Tournament or eventJP23 Mar 2003Bulbapedia, SCJ coin spreadsheet, Pokémon Coin Fan, pokeboon coin sheet and Cardmarket

All 33 Rayquaza coins

Sources

What each source lists for this coin. How sources are matched

SourceAs listedWhat it saysMatchLicense
BulbapediaSpBR03 Metal Rayquaza Coin
Material
Metal
Back
Design-specific reverse
Date
23 Mar 2003
The other records were matched to this oneCC BY-NC-SA 2.5
SCJ coin spreadsheetRayquaza
Material
Metal
Color
Silver
Date
23 Mar 2003
Matched automaticallyNo license stated
pokeboon coin sheetレックウザ
Material
Metal
Date
23 Mar 2003
Matched automaticallyNo license stated
Pokémon Coin Fanレックウザ：メタル【Rayquaza Metal】
Size
Metal 31 mm
Material
Metal
Finish
Bare metal
Color
Uncolored
Date
23 Mar 2003
Matched automaticallyAll rights reserved by the site owner
CardmarketRayquaza Coin (Spring Battle Roads 2003)Name and product onlyMatched automaticallyNo license stated

Bulbapedia description

Metal Coin featuring Rayquaza distributed during Spring Battle Roads 2003 held in Ito-Yokado Tonden, Sapporo on March 23, 2003; Ito-Yokado Kasai, Tokyo on March 23, 2003; Daiei Deyashiki, Amagasaki on March 23, 2003; Ito-Yokado Izumi-ku, Sendai on March 30, 2003; APiTA Nagakute, Aichi on March 30, 2003; Daiei Sasaoka, Fukuoka on March 30, 2003; ESPA Kawasaki, Kanagawa on April 6, 2003; Fuji GRAND Natalie, Hiroshima on April 6, 2003

Text from Bulbapedia, CC BY-NC-SA 2.5