The CGC Registry has helped me keep track of all the different arts of Snorlax out there and is a great resource for keeping track of all my cards
No Rarity Base Set Cards (1996, Japan) Publication Date: 1996 Grading: PSA 10 Market Price: Around $50,000 (depending on condition) These No Rarity Base Set cards resemble the standard first-edition Pokmon cards, but with a critical difference: they lack the familiar rarity symbol at the bottom right corner
To put in simply, they are regular Pokemon cards, just like any other, but they just have "Ultra Beast" in their name
The "rarest" depends on how you define rarity: pull odds from packs, or total worldwide copies
There are 85 unique VMAX Pokemon cards released so far
Its abilities mention Food multiple times, which would naturally lead you to believe this was a Boros Food legend