Now according to Spyderco's official testing that they did in their own lab they found that H-1 serrations performed the best overall.
It's interesting though that you compare H-1 to VG-10 because VG-10 for years has been a favorite, Go-To, Hard use blade steel and I still use a lot of my VG-10 Spyderco models folders and fixed blades both. Now one distinction I've found with VG-10 is that it's one of those rare blade steels that performs good in plain edge and Spyderedge both. Because there have been many blade steels in the past that I've found really stand out in Spyderedge but I've found them to have a lot to be desired in plain edge>> some of those steels include GIN-1, AUS-8, ATS-55 and 440V just to name some of my favorite Spyderedged blade steels.
But to answer your question Spyderco has already declared H-1 to be the king of Spyderedged blades. And I can't dispute that because the serrated H-1 blades I own do perform well>> but I don't really like H-1 for plain edged blades at all.