Hello,
I am willing to buy an ungraded Gold Star Rayquaza even with creases and edge wear as long as the artwork looks decent.
I’d prefer trading with non-Americans unfortunately, as otherwise I would have to import taxes. I’d also prefer a Japanese or a French card, as those are less expensive, since English cards tend to go for way more.
Let me know if anything 
Cheers!
What about a Italian one? There’s one on ebay, condition doesn’t look amazing but it might be good enough for what you are looking for?
looks good enough for me yes but I doubt it will be in my price range since it’s finishing in 9 days. It’ll probably go over a 100 euros won’t it?
Only way you’ll know is by placing a bid on it. If my memory serves correct non japanese/english gold stars rarely fetch high prices even when they should be rarer in terms of numbers.
I’ll try doing that.
I missed on a french one because I was not willing to put 80 euros for it (sold for 76), I regretted it as soon as the auction ended. Classic mistake
define cheap for yourself?
Preferably under 80 euros (seems hard to find), otherwise under a 100 euros.
There’s been a Japanese GS Rayquaza sitting on ebay for a few months for around 125 euros, I’m wondering if I shouldn’t take it actually
Tip for auctions, the ones that seem to that they will go high can sometimes be the cheaper ones. One strategy is to bid up an item early so people think it will end high and thus not bid. When people think they will get a steal is when they remember the auction and to bid.
I see, thank you for the advice! 
I personally would advise against bidding early.
I have to second this. It’s so much harder to snipe an auction when you bid super early on an item. I’m almost always one of those that waits till the last 30 seconds to place a bid.