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Nico Robin Round1 Promo: What to Check Before Buying

by GradeReady Editorial October 19, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece collector guide · October 2026

Nico Robin Round1 Promo: What to Check Before Buying

The Round1 Robin is easy to recognize once you have seen it: a basketball above her hands, oversized “NICO ROBIN” lettering and the Round One Piece logo beside her.

The printed number is EB03-054. Match that number with the artwork and language before comparing a listing’s price or condition.

By GradeReady Editorial · October 18, 2026 · Original Grade Ready photos

Our Round1 Nico Robin, photographed after pickup. Open the image to inspect the full front.

Know the card

Look for the basketball scene

In our photo, Robin wears sunglasses on her head and balances a basketball above her hands. Large blue lettering runs behind her, and the Round One Piece logo sits on the right side of the illustration.

The card number is near the bottom-right corner. The front also shows a cost of 3 and power of 5000. These details help you spot a mismatched listing, but they are not a substitute for comparing the whole card.

Be careful with a listing that shows one piece of artwork in the main photo and another in the description. Ask which exact printing will be sent. A card number alone is not a complete description of a promotional variant.

A closer view of the basketball artwork. This is a crop of the same pickup photo, not a second card.

Before paying

Ask to see the actual copy

A clear reference photo answers “Which card is this?” The seller’s photos need to answer “What will arrive?”

Request a straight-on front and back with all four corners visible. Add a short angled video if glare covers the surface. For a more expensive transaction, ask for a fresh photo with a handwritten date or the seller’s username beside the card.

A handwritten note is only one piece of evidence. Keep the conversation and payment inside the marketplace’s normal process, and read its buyer-protection terms before paying.

A simple message to send: “Could you send a clear front and back of the exact Robin card, plus an angled view of the surface? Please keep all four corners and EB03-054 visible.”

Check the small printed number in a sharp photo. Compression and glare can hide details.

Check the copy, not just the design

A correct print can still have damage

Once the identity matches, take a separate pass through condition. Look at the back edges for whitening, the corners for bends and the surface under changing light.

Our reference photo shows the card in a protective holder. A holder can create reflections and obscure edges, so do not use that photo as a condition standard for another copy.

If a mark could be on the sleeve rather than the card, ask the seller to clarify. For a valuable card, a careful inspection in person can answer questions that a compressed listing photo cannot.

Do not bend, scratch, tear or wet a card as an authenticity test. Those methods can damage it and still leave the question unresolved.

Brook OP11-056 Round1 promotional card from Grade Ready’s pickup — Brook · OP11-056. Another design from the same ten-card promotion.

Monkey D. Luffy OP16-095 Round1 promotional card from Grade Ready’s pickup — Luffy · OP16-095. Compare each character with its own reference.

For the rest of the crew, use our complete Round1 card checklist. If you are buying a set, count ten different designs rather than ten cards in total.

Price and availability

Compare like-for-like listings

Use the full name “Nico Robin Round1 promo EB03-054” when checking completed sales. Separate English from other languages, raw cards from graded copies, and singles from bundles.

An asking price is not a completed sale. If there are only a few useful comparisons, keep that uncertainty in your offer instead of assuming the highest listing represents the market.

Hoping to pull Robin yourself? Round1 distributes random sealed packs. Phase 6 registration has closed, and the listed pickup window for eligible registrants is October 21–27. Our Phase 6 pickup guide covers the current process.

Quick answers

Robin promo questions

What is the Round1 Nico Robin card number?

EB03-054. Match it with the basketball artwork and the language shown in the seller’s photos.

Can I request Robin at Round1?

No. The official promotion uses random sealed packs, and customers cannot choose or exchange characters at the venue.

Can a photo prove the card is genuine?

No. A sharp photo can reveal a mismatch or give you a reason to request more evidence. It cannot establish the card’s physical construction or guarantee that the seller will send that copy.

Where can I see all ten cards?

Our Round1 ten-card guide includes original pickup photographs and the printed number for each character.

October 19, 2026 1 comment

Round1 x One Piece Card Game collaboration event at a Round1 arcade

One Piece Market Watch

Round1 One Piece Phase 6 Pickup Guide: October 21–27

by GradeReady Editorial October 19, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece collector guide · October 2026

Round1 One Piece Phase 6 Pickup Guide: October 21–27

Got a Phase 6 confirmation email? Your next step is pickup. Round1 lists the purchase window as October 21 at 10 a.m. through October 27, 2026, when your designated venue closes.

Registration is already closed. This guide is for collectors who received a confirmation and want to arrive prepared.

By GradeReady Editorial · Rules checked October 18, 2026

Our photo from an earlier Round1 pickup. The Phase 6 dates below come from Round1’s current official rules.

Pickup windowOctober 21–27

Entry statusRegistration closed

Where to goYour assigned venue

Before you leave home

Keep the confirmation email handy

Find the original message now, rather than searching for it at the counter. Check the venue name carefully, especially if you have more than one Round1 nearby.

Bring your original confirmation email, a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the registration, and a payment method. Round1 does not allow someone else to collect the packs for the registrant.

A charged phone makes the email easier to access. A few clean sleeves and a rigid card holder are useful if you plan to open your packs after pickup.

Do not share an unredacted confirmation email in a listing or on social media. It may contain personal registration details.

At Round1

Go to the Guest Counter

The promotion is handled at the Guest Counter, not the game-credit kiosk. Use the venue assigned in your confirmation email.

Each pack requires a $20 load to a Round1 Game Card or Club Card. Eligible participants may get up to ten packs, subject to availability. Ten packs require a $200 load; a new game card also carries an activation fee.

Decide how many packs you want before completing the transaction. Round1 requires the purchase to be finished on the initial visit, so buying fewer than ten does not leave a balance of packs you can collect later.

Think of the credit load and the card collection as two parts of the visit. If you only want one particular card and do not plan to use the arcade credit, compare that commitment with a single-card purchase before deciding.

Sealed Round1 One Piece promotion packs from our earlier pickup — Each sealed pack contains one random card. Our original pickup photo.

Opening your packs

Ten packs can still leave gaps in the binder

The promotion has ten designs, but the packs are random. You cannot choose a character or exchange a pull at the venue. Ten packs do not promise a complete set.

Our full Round1 card checklist shows the crew with our original photographs and printed card numbers. Keep it open while sorting your pulls so you can separate missing designs from duplicates.

Round1 Monkey D. Luffy promotional card OP16-095 — Luffy · OP16-095. Compare the artwork as well as the number.

Round1 Nico Robin promotional card EB03-054 — Nico Robin · EB03-054. A specific character is never guaranteed.

Once the cards are out, sleeve them on a clean surface. Photograph any duplicates before arranging a trade, and ask to see the actual card you will receive in return.

For resale lots, check whether “ten cards” means ten different designs. Our Round1 buying and trading checklist walks through the photos and condition details worth requesting.

Quick answers

Common Phase 6 questions

Can I still register for Phase 6?

No. Round1 lists Phase 6 entry as completed. Watch its official announcements for later opportunities; do not assume another phase has been scheduled.

Can I go to another location or send a friend?

No. Pickup is tied to the assigned venue and original registrant.

Will Round1 hold or mail the packs?

No. Its current rules require in-person pickup within the assigned purchase period. Missing that period forfeits eligibility.

Can I choose Luffy, Robin or another character?

No. The packs are sealed and random. If you are looking for one specific design, use the full checklist to identify it before considering a trade or resale listing.

October 19, 2026 2 comments

Monkey D. Luffy Round1 One Piece promotional card OP16-095, photographed during Grade Ready’s pickup.

One Piece Market Watch

Round1 One Piece Promos: 7 Checks Before You Buy or Trade

by GradeReady Editorial October 8, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece collector guide · October 2026

Round1 One Piece Promos: 7 Checks Before You Buy or Trade

A listing says “Round1 Luffy.” The number looks right. The photo is tiny. Before you buy, check whether the listing actually shows the arcade collaboration print—and whether that exact copy belongs in your binder.

Review7 buying checks

Start withExact Round1 artwork

KeepActual-item evidence

By GradeReady Editorial · About 7 minutes to read

Our original pickup photo. Match the artwork and number together; a photograph does not certify a seller’s copy.

Match the artwork as well as the card number

A card number identifies a card, but it does not always identify the artwork or promotional treatment offered in a listing. Match the character, printed number, language, and visible Round1 artwork together.

For example, our photographed set includes Luffy OP16-095, Brook OP11-056, and Nico Robin EB03-054. Use the corresponding photo in the full checklist to compare the illustration and layout. A different printing with the same number is a different collecting purchase; it is not automatically a fake.

Grade Ready pickup photograph of Round1 Brook OP11-056 — Brook · OP11-056. Our original pickup photo.

Grade Ready pickup photograph of Round1 Nico Robin EB03-054 — Nico Robin · EB03-054. Our original pickup photo.

Ask for photos of the actual copy

Request a straight-on front, a full back, and a short angled view. A stock image can help identify a design, but it cannot show the condition of the card that will arrive.

For a full-set listing, ask for one photograph showing all ten fronts together, then clearer photos of any cards you are concerned about. Make sure the image resolves the small printed numbers rather than relying on a seller’s character list.

Review authenticity and condition separately

An authenticity review asks whether the card appears consistent with the correct printing. A condition review asks about wear, scratches, dents, and other damage. A genuine card can still be a poor-condition purchase.

Start with layout, fine text, symbols, and the correct reference. Then review corners, edges, the back, and the surface under changing light. If a patch disappears when the lighting changes, request another view before calling it damage or a printing problem.

Confirm whether “ten cards” means ten different designs

Ten cards in a resale lot can include duplicates. Ask for the exact contents, particularly if the listing uses “complete,” “full crew,” or “set” loosely.

Round1’s official terms describe random sealed packs. Receiving ten packs therefore does not promise ten different characters. Count the designs in the seller’s photographs and compare them with the full checklist before treating the lot as complete.

Grade Ready photograph of sealed Round1 One Piece promotion packs — Our sealed pickup packs. Random packs can produce duplicate characters.

Compare prices for the exact promotional treatment

A regular printing, a Round1 single, a sealed promotion pack, and a complete set answer different buying questions. Keep those categories separate when reviewing comparable listings or completed sales.

Check language, condition, quantity, sale date, and shipping. An asking price is evidence of what a seller wants; it is not evidence of a completed sale. One unusually high or low example is a reason to investigate the listing, not a reliable value for every copy.

Treat pickup stories as context, not proof

A wrapper, receipt, or pickup story may help explain where a card came from. It does not establish that the photographed card is authentic or that it is the copy being shipped.

Prefer a seller who provides consistent photographs and clear transaction terms. Keep your own copy of the listing and messages. If the print, condition, or contents remain unclear, pause until those questions are answered.

Record what you actually added to the collection

After a purchase or trade, record the character, number, Round1 treatment, language, quantity, and actual cost. Photograph the received card and keep any unresolved concerns with the record.

In Grade Ready, keep collection and purchase details tied to the right card identity. For a focused visual review, TCG Fake Card Checker helps compare a card photo with a selected reference and keep review evidence. A visual comparison can flag concerns; it does not certify authenticity.

TCG authenticity checker saved review record with reference, card photo, notes, and risk summary — Example of a saved card review in TCG Fake Card Checker. A visual review supports inspection; it does not certify authenticity.

A short message to send before buying

“Could you send a clear front and back of the actual card, plus a short angled view? Please confirm the Round1 artwork, printed number, language, and condition. If this is a full set, could you show all ten different designs together?”

Quick answers

Does a matching number prove it is the Round1 promo?

Match the artwork and treatment too. The number alone is not enough to establish the listing’s exact print.

Are sealed packs a guaranteed full set?

No. Random packs can produce duplicates.

Can I still pick up cards today?

Do not rely on an old article or resale listing for that answer. The Phase 5 window listed at our October 7 check has ended; use Round1’s official page for current announcements.

Independent collector guidance. Grade Ready is not affiliated with Round1 or Bandai. This checklist supports a review; disputed or high-value cards may require examination by a trusted specialist.

October 8, 2026 2 comments

One Piece Market Watch

One Piece Manga PSA 10 Populations: October Update

by GradeReady Editorial September 6, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece population report · October 2026 update

One Piece Manga PSA 10 Populations: October Update

The three OP16 Admirals were below 250 PSA 10s in our September 6 report. On our October 18 source check, all three were above 500.

We revisited the seven cards featured in that report. The comparison below shows how their counts changed, with a direct PSA source for each printing.

By GradeReady Editorial · Population sources checked October 18, 2026

Borsalino OP16-073 Manga. This is card artwork, not a photograph of a PSA-graded copy.

Comparison dateSeptember 6, 2026

Source checkOctober 18, 2026

This follow-up7 featured printings

The dated comparison

What changed in the PSA 10 counts?

Rows stay in the original feature order so the movement is easy to follow. Sabo has the lowest October count among these seven cards, at 304. Borsalino, which led the September feature, is now at 516.

PSA 10 population by exact printing · September 6 versus October 18, 2026
Card / printing	Sep 6	Oct 18	Change
Borsalino OP16-073 · Manga	219	516	+297
Sakazuki OP16-065 · Manga	238	502	+264
Kuzan OP16-063 · Manga	246	511	+265
Sabo OP13-120 · Red Manga	284	304	+20
Portgas D. Ace OP13-119 · Red Manga	301	325	+24
Monkey D. Luffy OP13-118 · Red Manga	313	336	+23
Gol D. Roger OP09-118 · Gold Manga	337	340	+3

Open a card’s name to check its PSA certification page. Confirm the subject, set, variety and GEM MT 10 grade before reading the population. Different printings with the same character name belong in separate comparisons.

The largest changes

The OP16 Admirals moved above 500

Borsalino rose from 219 to 516, an increase of 297. Sakazuki went from 238 to 502, and Kuzan from 246 to 511. Each count more than doubled between the two checks.

That changes how the old headline should be read. “Under 250” described a September snapshot. It was not a fixed limit on the number of PSA 10s that could appear later.

A newly released card needs time to reach grading companies. These results are a reason to check the date on a population claim before relying on it. They do not establish the print run or explain every reason the counts changed.

Sakazuki OP16-065 Manga One Piece card artwork — Sakazuki OP16-065 Manga · 238 → 502 PSA 10s in the two source checks.

Kuzan OP16-063 Manga One Piece card artwork — Kuzan OP16-063 Manga · 246 → 511 PSA 10s in the two source checks.

A different pace

The Red Manga trio changed more slowly

Sabo increased by 20, Ace by 24 and Luffy by 23. Those are much smaller changes than the Admiral increases over the same comparison period.

The counts still moved. A lower number today does not tell you where it will settle, and one character’s population does not explain another character’s demand.

Keep the “Red Manga” designation attached to these OP13 entries. Combining them with a different Manga treatment would change the comparison.

Sabo OP13-120 Red Manga card artwork — Sabo
OP13-120 · Red Manga
284 → 304 PSA 10s

Portgas D. Ace OP13-119 Red Manga card artwork — Portgas D. Ace
OP13-119 · Red Manga
301 → 325 PSA 10s

Monkey D. Luffy OP13-118 Red Manga card artwork — Monkey D. Luffy
OP13-118 · Red Manga
313 → 336 PSA 10s

Gold Manga

Roger’s count barely moved in this comparison

Gol D. Roger OP09-118 Gold Manga rose from 337 to 340, an increase of three. That was the smallest change among the seven featured printings.

It is one observed interval, not a promise about future supply. Recheck the exact Gold Manga entry when evaluating a card, and keep it separate from other Roger treatments.

For a broader review of population claims, our low-pop buying checklist covers the questions a single count cannot answer.

Gol D. Roger OP09-118 Gold Manga One Piece card artwork — Gol D. Roger OP09-118 Gold Manga · 337 → 340 PSA 10s.

How to read the report

Population is not print run

A PSA population reports graded records for a particular entry and grade. It does not count all copies printed, all raw cards still in collections or copies graded by other companies.

This follow-up uses the seven exact printings featured in our September 6 article. We checked their linked PSA certification pages for the displayed PSA 10 populations on October 18. The September numbers are preserved from the original report.

The original article described a 44-printing English-language pre-OP17 scope and displayed its lowest 20. We have not reranked that entire scope here. The seven-card follow-up and the archived table below answer different questions.

The refreshed table focuses on population. September estimates and sales are historical figures in the archive, not current prices or buying targets.

Card images are TCGplayer-hosted reference artwork and may carry a SAMPLE overlay. Use the linked PSA pages for population records; the artwork does not show the condition or grade of a specific copy.

Historical reference

The original September 6 snapshot

Keep this table for context, with its original date. Its populations, estimates and sale references have not been refreshed and should not be read as current.

Open the archived September 6, 2026 Top 20 table

Rank	Card	Printing	PSA 10 Pop	PSA Estimate	Latest verified sale	Source
1	Borsalino	OP16-073 Manga	219	$1,349	$1,450 · Sep 5	PSA
2	Sakazuki	OP16-065 Manga	238	$1,530	$1,675 · Sep 5	PSA
3	Kuzan	OP16-063 Manga	246	$1,561	$1,880 · Sep 4	PSA
4	Sabo	OP13-120 Red Manga	284	$6,713	$7,100 · Sep 4	PSA
5	Portgas D. Ace	OP13-119 Red Manga	301	$8,517	$9,500 · Sep 1	PSA
6	Monkey D. Luffy	OP13-118 Red Manga	313	$30,000	$29,700 · Sep 5	PSA
7	Gol D. Roger	OP09-118 Gold Manga	337	$16,446	$18,200 · Sep 3	PSA
8	Sogeking	OP03-122 PRB01 Manga	476	$1,160	$1,390 · Sep 3	PSA
9	Sabo	OP04-083 PRB01 Manga	480	$907	$920 · Aug 31	PSA
10	Trafalgar Law	OP05-069 PRB01 Manga	483	$1,578	See PSA	PSA
11	Portgas D. Ace	OP02-013 PRB01 Manga	495	$1,716	$2,100 · Aug 26	PSA
12	Eustass Kid	OP05-074 PRB01 Manga	517	$814	See PSA	PSA
13	Shanks	OP01-120 PRB01 Manga	533	$1,906	See PSA	PSA
14	Roronoa Zoro	OP06-118 PRB01 Manga	534	$3,710	$4,200 · Sep 2	PSA
15	Tony Tony Chopper	EB01-006 PRB01 Manga	535	$3,608	See PSA	PSA
16	Monkey D. Luffy	OP05-119 PRB01 Manga	589	$10,682	$10,682 · Sep 4	PSA
17	Koby	EB04-044 Manga	610	$942	$900 · Sep 1	PSA
18	Enel	OP15-118 Manga	711	$1,018	$1,100 · Sep 1	PSA
19	Buggy	OP09-051 Manga	777	$1,682	$1,650 · Aug 31	PSA
20	Tony Tony Chopper	EB01-006 Original Manga	811	$4,282	See PSA	PSA

September 6, 2026 0 comments

Five OP-17 chase cards to buy after prices cool down

One Piece Market Watch

5 OP-17 Chase Cards to Buy After Prices Cool Down

by GradeReady Editorial September 1, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece Card Game market watch · updated September 1, 2026

5 OP-17 Chase Cards to Buy After Prices Cool Down

OP-17: The World’s Strongest Warriors only reached English stores on August 28. That makes today’s prices useful, but not settled. More boxes are still being opened, sellers are still discovering the real floor, and character hype is doing more work than long-term sales history.

This is not a list of cards to ignore. It is a list of cards worth watching closely—and the specific signal that could make patience pay off for each one.

Cards5 exact OP-17 chases

Set ageFour days at publication

PricingTCGplayer market + listings

Snapshot range$56.84–$1,483.62

Watch on YouTube Watch on TikTok

Quick Read

The release window matters.

Four days is not enough time for case openings, restocks, and seller competition to establish a durable floor.

Not every card has the same wait signal.

Shanks has thin inventory; Luffy and Kaido already show market-price lag; Rocks still needs competitive results to separate play demand from launch excitement.

Watch completed sales, not just asks.

The cheapest listing, market average, and most recent sale can point in different directions during a fresh-set launch.

Why OP-17 Prices Can Move Fast After Release

Supply arrives in waves: distributor timing, store allocations, weekend openings, and restocks do not hit the marketplace all at once.
Market price is backward-looking: it averages completed sales, so it can stay above a falling current floor—or below a fast-rising one.
Chase-card markets can be thin: when only a handful of Near Mint copies are listed, one sale or one new seller can shift the visible price.
Character demand and deck demand are different: Shanks, Luffy, and Zoro can carry collector premiums even if their competitive impact is limited, while an alternate leader can move with tournament results.

The 5 OP-17 Cards in the Video

TCGplayer figures below were refreshed September 1, 2026. “Market” summarizes completed sales; “current low” is the lowest visible Near Mint Foil ask captured at publication. Prices can change at any time.

OP17-022 · Manga Rare

Shanks

The World’s Strongest Warriors · Green Character

TCGplayer market$1,483.62

Current low$1,525.00

Most recent sale$1,500.00

Visible supply5 listings

Shanks has the strongest long-term character case in the group, but it also has the weakest price discovery. Five visible listings and only 12 sales in the three-month view leave the market vulnerable to a few optimistic asks.

Why waiting may help: Manga rares can stay expensive, but this opening-week snapshot is too thin to reveal a reliable floor. A second wave of case openings could add meaningful supply without changing collector demand.

Signal to watch: several verified Near Mint sales in the same range—not one isolated sale—and a seller count that grows beyond the current handful.

View TCGplayer listings

ST31-004 · Special Parallel

Monkey.D.Luffy

The World’s Strongest Warriors · Red Character

TCGplayer market$990.63

Current low$830.00

Most recent sale$845.00

Visible supply56 copies

Luffy will always receive a flagship-character premium, but today’s live market is already undercutting the backward-looking average. The recent sale and current low sit roughly $145–$160 below market price.

Why waiting may help: this is a classic market-lag setup. There are enough active sellers for competition to matter, and the newest transactions are finding a lower level before the published market average catches up.

Signal to watch: the market price and recent-sale range begin converging. That is more useful than chasing the first cheap copy while the floor is still moving.

View TCGplayer listings

Monkey D Luffy ST31-004 Special Parallel One Piece card

EB04-007 · Special Parallel

Roronoa Zoro

The World’s Strongest Warriors · Red Character

TCGplayer market$474.99

Current low$475.00

Most recent sale$474.99

Visible supply25 copies

Zoro’s three-sword manga composition gives this parallel real collector appeal, and the market signals are unusually aligned today. That makes it less obviously overheated than Luffy or Kaido—but it is still a four-day-old Zoro chase.

Why waiting may help: the price is being set mainly by character and artwork demand, not by a new competitive staple. Additional product openings can pressure a collector-driven premium even when the card remains desirable.

Signal to watch: whether $475 holds after seller inventory increases. A stable level through a new supply wave is more convincing than opening-week agreement.

View TCGplayer listings

OP17-062 · Super Alternate Art

Kaido

The World’s Strongest Warriors · Purple Character

TCGplayer market$309.98

Current low$264.00

Most recent sale$274.00

Visible supply88 copies

Kaido has the clearest supply-pressure signal in the list. The marketplace shows far more copies than the premium SPs, while the current low and latest sale both sit well below market price.

Why waiting may help: this is not a thin-market problem—it is seller competition. With 66 sellers and 88 copies visible, new listings can keep stepping under one another until demand absorbs the launch wave.

Signal to watch: the low stops falling for several days and completed sales begin clustering near the same number. Until then, the market average is likely describing yesterday.

View TCGplayer listings

Kaido OP17-062 Super Alternate Art One Piece card

OP17-039 · Alternate Art Leader

Rocks.D.Xebec

The World’s Strongest Warriors · Blue Leader

TCGplayer market$56.84

Current low$56.99

Most recent sale$55.51

Visible supply101 copies

Alternate leaders mix two demand curves: collectors want the centerpiece art, and players want the leader if the deck performs. At launch, nobody has enough large-event data to know how much of the excitement will become sustained competitive demand.

Why waiting may help: the card has the deepest visible supply in this group, while its gameplay premium is still unproven. Early tournament results can either justify the price or remove the urgency.

Signal to watch: conversion from hype to real deck usage. If Rocks lists rise without results, patience is sensible; if competitive finishes absorb the 100-plus copies, the floor may be more durable.

View TCGplayer listings

A Better Way to Decide When to Buy

Compare three numbers: market price, most recent sale, and current low.
Check supply depth: five listings and 100 listings are completely different markets.
Wait for a pattern: one cheap sale is noise; several sales in a narrow range begin to define a floor.
Separate collector demand from deck demand: premium character art can remain expensive without competitive play, while leaders may react sharply to tournament results.
Buy the copy, not the ticker: centering, surface, print quality, seller history, and clear photos matter on cards at these prices.

Market note: This is a collector market watch, not a guarantee that every card will fall. New-set prices can move in either direction, and high-rarity cards may stay expensive when demand outpaces incoming supply. TCGplayer figures were captured September 1, 2026 and can change after publication.

FAQ

Why not buy OP-17 chase cards immediately?

Because the English set is only four days old at publication. Supply, seller competition, and completed-sales data are still developing, so the first visible price is not necessarily the long-term floor.

Which card has the strongest reason to wait?

Kaido has the cleanest short-term wait signal: 88 visible copies, a $264 current low, and a $274 recent sale against a $309.98 market average. That gap suggests the backward-looking market price has not caught up with the current floor.

Could Shanks stay expensive?

Absolutely. Manga rarity and Shanks demand can support a premium. The reason to wait is not that the card lacks demand; it is that five visible listings are too few to establish a confident floor.

Are the video prices different from the article?

The video uses rounded live-listing figures captured during production. The article refreshes TCGplayer market price, current low, recent sale, and visible supply on September 1, 2026, so small differences are expected.

September 1, 2026 0 comments

One Piece OP-17 launch guide: 12 fourth-anniversary cards — Grade Ready Editorial

One Piece Market Watch

OP-17 Launch: 12 Fourth Anniversary Cards Collectors Need to Know

by GradeReady Editorial August 21, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece Card Game · OP-17 launch guide · August 20, 2026

OP-17 Launch: 12 Fourth Anniversary Cards Collectors Need to Know

OP-17 puts the world’s strongest warriors front and center with gold-framed favorites, manga-panel treatments and two anniversary headliners. This visual guide identifies every card shown in our launch video and explains what makes each printing stand out.

Cards featured12 exact printings

Visual themesGold, manga & anniversary

Top namesLuffy, Shanks, Zoro & Roger

Collector ruleMatch the card code

Watch on YouTube Watch on TikTok

What Makes This Launch Different

Gold-framed fan favorites.

Teach, Buggy, Shanks and Luffy pair familiar card numbers with ornate anniversary-style artwork built for display.

Manga panels take over.

Zoro, Yamato, Roger, Oden, Garp and Rayleigh use black-and-white line art with red accents for a cohesive premium set.

Two true headliners.

Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-118 and Monkey.D.Luffy EB04-061 close the lineup with full-crew compositions and 12,000 power.

Gold-Framed Fourth Anniversary Cards

Black · 7 cost · 8,000 power

Marshall.D.Teach — ST27-005

Starter Deck 27 printing

Teach can rest himself to K.O. a Character with a cost of 3 or less, then recover a black card from the trash when he is K.O.’d. The gold Blackbeard frame turns a practical removal piece into a display-first collector card.

Four Emperors / Blackbeard Pirates · Special attribute

Blue · 7 cost · 8,000 power

Buggy — P-084

Promotional printing

Buggy cannot attack, but with a Buggy Leader he locks every cost-3 or cost-4 Character out of attacking. His On Play effect can also deploy a Cross Guild Character with a cost of 6 or less from your hand.

Four Emperors / Cross Guild · Slash attribute

Green · 10 cost · 12,000 power

Shanks — OP13-028

OP-13 special treatment

Shanks sets all of your DON!! cards active when played, then prevents you from playing more cards from hand for the rest of the turn. The effect rewards careful sequencing, while the throne-room composition gives collectors a classic emperor portrait.

FILM / Four Emperors / Red-Haired Pirates · Slash attribute

Red · 7 cost · 9,000 power

Monkey.D.Luffy — ST31-004

Starter Deck 31 printing

This Gear 5 Luffy gains Rush once you have three or more given DON!! cards. On Play, each Straw Hat Crew card on your field lets you reduce one opposing Character by 1,000 power for the turn.

Four Emperors / Straw Hat Crew · Strike attribute

Manga-Panel Special Treatments

Red · 7 cost · 9,000 power

Roronoa Zoro — EB04-007

Extra Booster 04 printing

Zoro gives your Leader 2,000 power through the end of your opponent’s next End Phase. If the opponent controls an 8,000-power Character, Zoro can also gain Rush for immediate pressure.

Egghead / Straw Hat Crew · Slash attribute

Black · 6 cost · 5,000 power

Yamato — OP16-098

OP-16 special treatment

Yamato filters your hand by drawing one and trashing one. You can then trash this Character to play a black Yamato with a cost of 8 from the trash, turning setup into a larger board swing.

Land of Wano · Strike attribute · 1,000 counter

Purple · 8 cost · 10,000 power

Gol.D.Roger — P-107

Promotional printing

If either player has 10 DON!! cards on the field, Roger gives your Leader 2,000 power through the end of your opponent’s next End Phase. The manga collage makes the Pirate King the visual center of the subset.

King of the Pirates / Roger Pirates · Slash attribute

Green · 5 cost · 6,000 power

Kouzuki Oden — ST32-002

Starter Deck 32 printing

Oden draws a card on play and can keep an opposing Character with a base cost of 6 or less from being rested until the end of the opponent’s next End Phase. It is a tempo tool with one of the most kinetic manga compositions here.

Land of Wano / Kouzuki Clan · Slash attribute · 1,000 counter

Blue · 8 cost · 8,000 power

Monkey.D.Garp — OP12-056

OP-12 special treatment

Garp can trash one card from your hand to play a blue Navy Character with 8,000 power or less, other than another Garp. That creates a strong deployment effect while the red lightning treatment keeps the monochrome art from feeling flat.

Navy · Strike attribute

Yellow · 6 cost · 6,000 power

Silvers Rayleigh — OP14-108

OP-14 special treatment

With a multicolored Leader and an opponent at three Life or fewer, Rayleigh can K.O. an opposing Character with 7,000 base power or less. His Trigger repeats the On Play effect, giving the card pressure from hand or Life.

Former Roger Pirates · Slash attribute · 1,000 counter

The Two Anniversary Headliners

Blue · 10 cost · 12,000 power

Rocks.D.Xebec — OP17-118

Fourth Anniversary treatment

Xebec draws a card on play and can deploy up to two differently named Rocks Pirates cards from your hand with a combined cost of 9 or less. The surrounding crew collage gives this card the scale expected from an anniversary centerpiece.

Rocks Pirates · Slash attribute · Secret Rare

Yellow · 10 cost · 12,000 power

Monkey.D.Luffy — EB04-061

Fourth Anniversary treatment

At one Life or less, this Luffy costs one less in hand. On Play, you can trash a card to give your Leader 2,000 power through the opponent’s next End Phase and turn Luffy into a temporary Blocker.

Egghead / Four Emperors / Straw Hat Crew · Strike attribute

Collector Checklist Before You Buy

1. Match the exact card codeSeveral characters have many versions. Use ST27-005, OP13-028, EB04-007 and the other identifiers—not the character name alone.

2. Confirm the treatmentGold frames, manga panels and anniversary compositions may share gameplay text with a less expensive base printing.

3. Inspect high-contrast surfacesBlack backgrounds, foil borders and large white manga areas make edge wear, scratches and print lines easier to spot.

4. Check official product detailsRelease timing and regional availability can differ. Verify the official card list and current retailer listings before ordering.

Editorial note: This guide covers the exact card images supplied for Grade Ready’s August 20, 2026 OP-17 launch video. Card text is summarized for collector reference; verify official wording, eligibility and regional availability before tournament use or purchase. All One Piece Card Game artwork, names and marks belong to their respective rights holders, including Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation and Bandai. Grade Ready is not affiliated with those rights holders.

August 21, 2026 0 comments

One Piece Market Watch

6 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

by GradeReady Editorial August 18, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece market watch · August 17, 2026

6 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

Six exact One Piece Card Game printings are driving the conversation this week—from the wedding Nami alternate art and Luffy & Ace leader to two four-figure chase cards. Here is the clean collector breakdown, with the price shown in our video and a direct TCGplayer link for every card.

Cards featured6 exact printings

Video snapshot$72 to $1,010

Top charactersNami, Ace, Zoro & Enel

CheckedAugust 17, 2026

Watch on YouTube Watch on TikTok

Quick Read

Character power still matters.

Nami, Ace, Zoro and Enel bring large collector followings, so their standout treatments draw attention beyond the competitive metagame.

Scarcity creates the biggest gaps.

The manga Enel and super alternate art Ace sit in a completely different price lane from the parallel leader and alternate event.

Use the exact printing.

Names alone are not enough. Match the set number, rarity and product image before comparing a listing with the snapshot below.

TCGplayer Price Snapshot

Important: these are the TCGplayer price snapshots displayed in GradeReady’s August 17, 2026 video. Card-market prices change continuously, so use the linked product pages for live listings before buying or selling.

Card	Exact printing	Video price	Live listing
Nami	OP15-086 · Alternate Art	$138	View on TCGplayer
Luffy & Ace	ST30-001 · Parallel	$72	View on TCGplayer
Roronoa Zoro	OP13-037 · Treasure Rare	$217	View on TCGplayer
Portgas.D.Ace	OP13-119 · Super Alternate Art	$1,010	View on TCGplayer
Zehahahahaha!	OP16-116 · Alternate Art	$79	View on TCGplayer
Enel	OP15-118 · Manga	$994	View on TCGplayer

The Six Cards Collectors Are Watching

Wedding alternate art

Nami — OP15-086 Alternate Art

Video snapshot: $138

Nami’s wedding composition gives this alternate art immediate display appeal: a soft pink-and-white palette, a full-character portrait and one of the series’ most collected Straw Hats. The exact identifier is OP15-086, which matters because the standard printing shares the same card number but not the same market.

TCGplayer product 685439 · 8-cost black character · 6,000 power

Check live Nami listings

Parallel leader

Luffy & Ace — ST30-001 Parallel

Video snapshot: $72

This leader turns the brothers into one dramatic black-and-white composition, with controlled red flame accents tying the art together. It is the lowest-priced card in this six-card snapshot, but its named-character pairing and parallel treatment make it one of the easiest conversation starters.

TCGplayer product 693257 · ST30-001 parallel leader · 4 Life

Check live Luffy & Ace listings

Luffy and Ace ST30-001 parallel leader One Piece Card Game card

Treasure Rare

Roronoa Zoro — OP13-037 Treasure Rare

Video snapshot: $217

The vivid green and magenta treatment makes this Zoro instantly distinct from a standard rare. Treasure Rare status, a fan-favorite character and high-contrast art give collectors three separate reasons to keep this exact OP13-037 printing on the watchlist.

TCGplayer product 685335 · Treasure Rare character · 5,000 power

Check live Zoro listings

Super alternate art chase

Portgas.D.Ace — OP13-119 Super Alternate Art

Video snapshot: $1,010

Ace is the highest price in this week’s video snapshot. The manga-panel background, restrained blue frame and full character portrait create the kind of premium treatment collectors recognize at a glance. At this level, raw-card condition and seller photography deserve as much attention as the headline price.

TCGplayer product 657407 · Super Alternate Art · 7,000 power

Check live Ace listings

Portgas D Ace OP13-119 super alternate art One Piece Card Game card

Blackbeard alternate event

Zehahahahaha! — OP16-116 Alternate Art

Video snapshot: $79

The manga-forward black, white and gold treatment makes this event feel more like a centerpiece than a utility card. The unmistakable laugh gives it a memorable name, while Marshall.D.Teach fans get a full-art moment rooted directly in the source material.

TCGplayer product 696100 · OP16-116 alternate-art event

Check live Zehahahahaha! listings

Manga chase

Enel — OP15-118 Manga

Video snapshot: $994

Enel closes the list just below the four-figure line in the video. Manga panels surround the character while the purple frame preserves the card’s identity. It is a scarcity-driven chase where the exact version, surface condition and recent completed sales should all be checked before treating any one listing as the market.

TCGplayer product 685479 · OP15-118 manga character · 8,000 power

Check live Enel listings

Enel OP15-118 manga One Piece Card Game card

A Smarter Way to Compare Listings

1. Match the product IDEach button above goes to one exact TCGplayer product page, avoiding cheaper base versions with the same name and number.

2. Separate market from asking priceA live listing is what a seller wants; recent completed sales are stronger evidence of what buyers are actually paying.

3. Inspect condition closelyFor high-end raw cards, review corners, edges, surface, centering and seller photos before comparing prices.

4. Recheck before actingThis article preserves the video’s August 17 snapshot. Use the live links because availability and pricing can move quickly.

Editorial and pricing note: This article covers the exact printings shown in GradeReady’s August 17, 2026 video. Displayed prices are snapshots from that video, not guarantees or investment advice. TCGplayer links are provided for live reference; card images are served from TCGplayer’s product CDN and all One Piece Card Game artwork, names and marks belong to their respective rights holders, including Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation and Bandai. GradeReady is not affiliated with those rights holders.

August 18, 2026 0 comments

One Piece Market Watch

10 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

by GradeReady Editorial July 30, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece card watchlist – July 30, 2026

10 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

One Piece Card Game collectors have plenty to discuss this week: new Luffy leaders, a high-impact Zoro, Boa Hancock and Ms. All Sunday reveals, a Blackbeard event, a promo with another attack built in, and a Red Bull collaboration DON!! card that looks unlike anything else in a binder.

Cards10 conversation starters

CharactersLuffy, Zoro, Boa and more

MixLeaders, characters, event and DON!!

FocusCollector watchlist

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Quick Read

Luffy owns the list.

Five different Monkey.D.Luffy cards cover leader, character and promo slots, showing how many play styles and collector lanes the character can support.

The non-Luffy cards are memorable.

Zoro brings pressure, Boa and Ms. All Sunday open deck-building conversations, and Zehahahahaha! gives Blackbeard fans a dramatic event reveal.

The Red Bull DON!! card is the wildcard.

It is the one item here that reads instantly as a collaboration collectible, even before a collector studies the card text.

Card Gallery

Roronoa Zoro EB04-007 SR One Piece Card Game card — Roronoa Zoro — EB04-007 SR

Boa Hancock OP14-112 SR One Piece Card Game card — Boa Hancock — OP14-112 SR

Red Bull Double Don One Piece Card Game DON card — Red Bull Double Don!! card

Monkey D Luffy EB02-010 leader One Piece Card Game card — Monkey.D.Luffy — EB02-010 L

Ms All Sunday OP14-084 SR One Piece Card Game card — Ms. All Sunday — OP14-084 SR

Zehahahahaha OP16-116 R One Piece Card Game event card — Zehahahahaha! — OP16-116 R

Monkey D Luffy P-099 promo One Piece Card Game card — Monkey.D.Luffy — P-099 P

Monkey D Luffy P-135 promo One Piece Card Game card — Monkey.D.Luffy — P-135 P

Monkey D Luffy ST31-004 SR One Piece Card Game card — Monkey.D.Luffy — ST31-004 SR

Monkey D Luffy ST21-001 leader One Piece Card Game card — Monkey.D.Luffy — ST21-001 L

Watchlist at a Glance

These are the exact cards featured in the video. The table keeps the card number, printed rarity marker and immediate collector hook in one place.

Card	Card number	Type	Why it stands out
Roronoa Zoro	EB04-007 SR	Character	Large red character with leader support and conditional Rush pressure.
Boa Hancock	OP14-112 SR	Character	Seven Warlords support, Life manipulation and ornate Boa artwork.
Red Bull Double Don!!	Collaboration DON!!	DON!! card	A branded crossover collectible with a design that separates it from standard DON!! cards.
Monkey.D.Luffy	EB02-010 L	Leader	A Straw Hat leader built around DON!! movement and lasting power.
Ms. All Sunday	OP14-084 SR	Character	Baroque Works support that can bring two characters into play from different zones.
Zehahahahaha!	OP16-116 R	Event	A Blackbeard-themed event with a dramatic Marshall.D.Teach payoff.
Monkey.D.Luffy	P-099 P	Promo character	Gear 5 art, 12,000 power and the ability to set itself active after attacking.
Monkey.D.Luffy	P-135 P	Promo character	A colorful blocker promo that can rest an opposing character on play.
Monkey.D.Luffy	ST31-004 SR	Character	Rush potential and a Straw Hat Crew-based power reduction effect.
Monkey.D.Luffy	ST21-001 L	Leader	Gear 5 leader art and a DON!! redistribution effect for aggressive turns.

The Cards Collectors Are Talking About

Pressure piece

Roronoa Zoro — EB04-007 SR

Zoro pairs a 9,000-power body with effects that keep pressure on the opponent across turns. The artwork sells the moment immediately: swords out, motion everywhere and a composition that feels made for an SR reveal.

Seven Warlords support

Boa Hancock — OP14-112 SR

Boa adds Life-card interaction to a Seven Warlords strategy while carrying one of the most decorative frames in the group. Between the gold border, pink light and character popularity, this is the kind of reveal that catches both players and collectors.

Collaboration collectible

Red Bull Double Don!! Card

This is the visual curveball of the list. The Red Bull can dominates the design, the Double Don!! collaboration mark sits at the top, and the familiar “Your Turn +1000” line keeps it unmistakably part of the One Piece Card Game.

Straw Hat leader

Monkey.D.Luffy — EB02-010 L

This leader rewards a Straw Hat-focused field by turning DON!! management into active resources and a power boost. The serious Luffy artwork also gives the card a very different visual identity from the Gear 5 selections later in the list.

Baroque Works engine

Ms. All Sunday — OP14-084 SR

Ms. All Sunday can convert one play into two Baroque Works characters when the deck is built for it. The cool purple palette and close-up portrait make the reveal easy to recognize even at short-form-video speed.

Blackbeard event

Zehahahahaha! — OP16-116 R

The name alone makes this a conversation starter. The event builds toward Marshall.D.Teach, while the black, white and gold manga-style art turns Blackbeard’s laugh into a full-card design.

Gear 5 promo

Monkey.D.Luffy — P-099 P

P-099 is a 12,000-power Gear 5 promo with an effect that can set Luffy active after attacking by returning DON!! cards. That combination of oversized power, repeat-action potential and bright promo art makes it hard to overlook.

Colorful blocker promo

Monkey.D.Luffy — P-135 P

This promo gives collectors another Luffy mood entirely: classic grin, warm orange-red motion and a green card frame. In play it is a blocker that can rest an opposing character with a cost of five or less.

Straw Hat payoff

Monkey.D.Luffy — ST31-004 SR

ST31-004 can gain Rush once enough DON!! has been given out, then scales its on-play power reduction with the number of Straw Hat Crew cards on the field. The blue flames and pale border give this Luffy a clean, high-energy reveal.

New Gear 5 leader

Monkey.D.Luffy — ST21-001 L

The final card is a five-Life leader that can move rested DON!! onto a character once per turn. Its red-and-black frame, oversized fist and layered Gear 5 artwork make it a natural closer for the video.

What to Verify Before You Buy

Release status: several supplied images carry a SAMPLE or NOT FOR SALE overlay, so verify the final English release and distribution details.
Exact card number: Luffy appears five times here; use the printed number rather than the character name when searching.
Promo source: confirm how collaboration and promotional cards were distributed before comparing listings.
Condition and authenticity: inspect seller photos and compare print details before paying a premium.

Editorial note: This is a collector watchlist built from the GradeReady iOS app and not a price ranking or investment recommendation. One Piece Card Game card artwork and marks belong to their respective rights holders, including Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation and Bandai.

July 30, 2026 0 comments

One Piece Market Watch

Round1 One Piece Promo Cards: All 10 Cards

by GradeReady Editorial July 19, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

Our Round1 pickup · Updated October 18, 2026

Round1 One Piece Promo Cards: All 10 Cards

We picked up the Round1 One Piece promotion packs and photographed all ten Straw Hats. This is the checklist we use to sort the set: the character, the printed card number and a clear photo of each design.

Looking for pickup details? Phase 6 registration is closed. Eligible registrants have a listed purchase window of October 21–27, 2026.

By GradeReady Editorial · Original pickup photos

The packs from our earlier visit. Each contains one random promotion card.

The set10 different designs

Inside each pack1 random card

Required credit load$20 per pack

The complete crew

All ten Round1 promo card numbers

The numbers below are printed on our photographed cards. Use them alongside the artwork. A number by itself does not tell you which promotional illustration a seller is offering.

2026 Round1 One Piece promotion · English-language set
Character	Card number
Monkey D. Luffy	OP16-095
Roronoa Zoro	PRB02-006
Nami	ST29-008
Usopp	OP11-003
Sanji	OP15-047
Tony Tony Chopper	OP09-068
Nico Robin	EB03-054
Franky	ST21-011
Brook	OP11-056
Jinbe	ST29-005

If you are filling a binder, write down the designs you still need before trading. Ten loose cards can include duplicates; a complete set needs all ten characters.

Our original photos

A closer look at every card

Open any image for the full-size view. These are our pickup copies, so the sleeves and holders are part of the photographs. Use the pictures to identify the designs, not to judge the condition of someone else’s card.

Monkey D. Luffy OP16-095 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Monkey D. Luffy
OP16-095

Roronoa Zoro PRB02-006 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Roronoa Zoro
PRB02-006

Nami ST29-008 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Nami
ST29-008

Usopp OP11-003 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Usopp
OP11-003

Sanji OP15-047 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Sanji
OP15-047

Tony Tony Chopper OP09-068 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Tony Tony Chopper
OP09-068

Nico Robin EB03-054 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Nico Robin
EB03-054

Franky ST21-011 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Franky
ST21-011

Brook OP11-056 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Brook
OP11-056

Jinbe ST29-005 Round1 One Piece promo, photographed by Grade Ready — Jinbe
ST29-005

Robin collectors can also use our focused Nico Robin EB03-054 guide, with enlarged artwork and printed-number details.

Pickup status · October 18, 2026

What matters for Phase 6

Phase 6 entry has finished. If you received a confirmation, check its assigned location and purchase window. The wider collaboration’s merchandise dates are not a promise that promotion packs are always available.

At pickup, go to the Guest Counter with the original confirmation email, matching government-issued photo ID and payment. Round1 requires a $20 load to a Game Card or Club Card for each pack, up to ten packs if stock is available.

You must complete the purchase on the first visit. You cannot buy a few packs, then return for the rest of the allowance. The full Phase 6 guide covers the details worth checking before you leave home.

Round1 One Piece collaboration display during Grade Ready’s earlier pickup — Our earlier visit. Current eligibility comes from your confirmation and Round1’s official terms.

Building the set

Sort your pulls before buying the gaps

The random packs are part of the fun, but they can leave you with duplicates. Lay out what you have, compare it with the ten photos above and make a short missing-card list.

If you buy or trade for a gap, request photos of the actual copy. Check the full front, back, corners and surface. A familiar character name or the right number does not answer every question about the printing or condition.

Our seven-check buying guide is the next step if you are comparing singles, trades or complete-set listings.

Watch the pickup

Our Round1 pack opening

See the packs and cards from our visit in the video below. The video records that earlier pickup; use the written update above for current Phase 6 dates.

Watch on YouTube · See the pickup on TikTok

Quick answers

Round1 promo card questions

How many designs are in the Round1 One Piece set?

Ten: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Chopper, Robin, Franky, Brook and Jinbe.

Do ten packs guarantee the whole set?

No. Each sealed pack contains one random card, so you can pull duplicates.

Can I choose a character or exchange a duplicate?

No. Round1’s rules do not allow customers to choose or exchange characters at the venue.

Are the packs simply sold for $20 each?

The official requirement is a $20 credit load onto a Round1 Game Card or Club Card per pack. Eligibility, stock and the assigned purchase period still apply; a new game card has a separate activation fee.

Can I still register for Phase 6?

No. Entry is listed as completed. Follow Round1’s official announcements for any later entry opportunities.

July 19, 2026 0 comments

One Piece Market Watch

One Piece Luffy Cards to Watch Before They Bounce

by GradeReady Editorial July 8, 2026

written by GradeReady Editorial

One Piece Luffy market watch – updated July 8, 2026

One Piece Luffy Cards to Watch Before They Bounce

Luffy cards are the easiest One Piece cards to search and the hardest to ignore when the market heats up. This watch list covers manga rare, leader alternate art, promo, secret rare, and parallel Luffy cards with current Near Mint pricing.

Cards11 Luffy picks

PricingTCGplayer NM

FocusCollector market watch

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Quick Read

The manga rare sets the ceiling.

OP09-119 Manga is the headline chase, but the live ask spread is very different from the market number.

Leader alternate arts are the search-friendly middle.

OP05, OP16, and OP13 Luffy leaders give collectors recognizable Luffy slots without manga-rare pricing.

Promos and parallels are the watchlist layer.

Event Pack, Tin Pack, Gear 5, and OP07/OP16 parallels can move if attention rotates down the price ladder.

Card Gallery

Monkey D Luffy OP09-119 Manga Secret Rare One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (Manga)

Monkey D Luffy OP05-060 Leader Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (060) (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy OP16-022 Leader Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (022) (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy P-099 Event Pack Vol 8 One Piece promo card — Monkey.D.Luffy (Event Pack Vol. 8)

Monkey D Luffy OP15-119 Secret Rare Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (OP15-119) (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy OP09-119 Secret Rare Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy OP07-109 Parallel One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (109) (Parallel)

Monkey D Luffy OP13-001 Leader Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (001) (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy OP16-015 Super Rare Alternate Art One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (Alternate Art)

Monkey D Luffy ST21-014 Parallel Starter Deck EX Gear 5 One Piece card — Monkey.D.Luffy (014) (Parallel)

Monkey D Luffy P-075 Tin Pack Set Vol 2 One Piece promo card — Monkey.D.Luffy (Tin Pack Set Vol. 2)

Price Snapshot

Use this table as the fast scan: current Near Mint price, product identity, and the live market note that matters most before comparing copies.

Card	Current NM price	Pricing note	Source
Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (Manga) OP09-119 – Emperors in the New World – Manga Secret Rare	$2,699.00	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; three current sellers, with listings as low as $4,200.00 at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (060) (Alternate Art) OP05-060 – Awakening of the New Era – Leader Alternate Art	$130.52	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil comparison price; live listings started at $48.99 with a $170.00 listed median at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (022) (Alternate Art) OP16-022 – The Time of Battle – Leader Alternate Art	$98.18	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; 94 current quantity, 77 sellers, and 373 total sold in the 3-month snapshot at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (Event Pack Vol. 8) P-099 – One Piece Promotion Cards – Promo	$74.46	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil comparison price; live listings started at $39.99 with a $86.06 listed median at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (OP15-119) (Alternate Art) OP15-119 – Adventure on Kami's Island – Secret Rare Alternate Art	$74.64	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; 74 current quantity, 50 sellers, and 461 total sold in the 3-month snapshot at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (Alternate Art) OP09-119 – Emperors in the New World – Secret Rare Alternate Art	$54.40	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; no current sellers were shown on the product panel at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (109) (Parallel) OP07-109 – 500 Years in the Future – Parallel	$64.23	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; 52 current quantity, 32 sellers, and 186 total sold in the 3-month snapshot at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (001) (Alternate Art) OP13-001 – Carrying On His Will – Leader Alternate Art	$50.50	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil comparison price; 72 current quantity and 52 sellers at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (Alternate Art) OP16-015 – The Time of Battle – Super Rare Alternate Art	$37.66	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; 97 current quantity and 70 sellers at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (014) (Parallel) ST21-014 – Starter Deck EX: Gear 5 – Parallel	$32.70	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil market; 54 current quantity, 32 sellers, and 208 total sold in the 3-month snapshot at check time.	Open
Monkey.D.Luffy (Tin Pack Set Vol. 2) P-075 – One Piece Promotion Cards – Promo	$16.08	TCGplayer Near Mint Foil comparison price; 287 current quantity and 106 sellers at check time.	Open

Market watch note: There was plenty of supply at publication, so be selective. Buy the cleaner copy, not the fastest copy.

View TCGplayer listings

How to Read the List

For a collector watch list, separate these cards into three lanes: the top chase, the leader alternate arts, and the lower-cost promo/parallel cards. That keeps the manga rare from distorting how you read the rest of the market.

The cleaner move is not to assume every Luffy card will run. Watch listing depth, Near Mint photo quality, recent sales, and whether low listings are being replaced quickly after they sell.

Pricing note: TCGplayer values were checked on July 8, 2026. The prices shown are the Near Mint Foil market or Near Mint Foil comparison values visible on the TCGplayer product pages at publication time. Live listings can move quickly, especially on low-quantity promos and chase cards. This is collector market commentary, not a guarantee that any card will increase in value.

FAQ

Which Luffy card is the biggest chase here?

Monkey.D.Luffy OP09-119 Manga is the top chase in this list because the price tier, scarcity, and character demand are far above the rest of the group.

Which Luffy cards are easier to watch under $100?

The OP16 leader alternate art, OP15-119 alternate art, OP07-109 parallel, OP13 leader alternate art, OP16-015 alternate art, ST21-014 parallel, and P-075 Tin Pack promo all screened below $100 Near Mint at publication.

Are these guaranteed to go up?

No. The point is to identify cards with collector attention, character demand, promo or alternate-art appeal, and current market data worth tracking. Prices can fall, flatten, or move sideways.

Why do some listing floors differ from the market price?

TCGplayer market price, Near Mint comparison price, listed median, and the lowest live listing can all be different. For thin cards, one or two listings can make the live ask look much higher or lower than the market reference.

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One Piece Market Watch

Look for the basketball scene

Ask to see the actual copy

A correct print can still have damage

Compare like-for-like listings

Robin promo questions

Keep the confirmation email handy

Go to the Guest Counter

Ten packs can still leave gaps in the binder

Common Phase 6 questions

Match the artwork as well as the card number

Ask for photos of the actual copy

Review authenticity and condition separately

Confirm whether “ten cards” means ten different designs

Compare prices for the exact promotional treatment

Treat pickup stories as context, not proof

Record what you actually added to the collection

A short message to send before buying

Quick answers

What changed in the PSA 10 counts?

The OP16 Admirals moved above 500

The Red Manga trio changed more slowly

Sabo

Portgas D. Ace

Monkey D. Luffy

Roger’s count barely moved in this comparison

Population is not print run

The original September 6 snapshot

5 OP-17 Chase Cards to Buy After Prices Cool Down

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Shanks

Monkey.D.Luffy

Roronoa Zoro

Kaido

Rocks.D.Xebec

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OP-17 Launch: 12 Fourth Anniversary Cards Collectors Need to Know

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Gold-Framed Fourth Anniversary Cards

Marshall.D.Teach — ST27-005

Buggy — P-084

Shanks — OP13-028

Monkey.D.Luffy — ST31-004

Manga-Panel Special Treatments

Roronoa Zoro — EB04-007

Yamato — OP16-098

Gol.D.Roger — P-107

Kouzuki Oden — ST32-002

Monkey.D.Garp — OP12-056

Silvers Rayleigh — OP14-108

The Two Anniversary Headliners

Rocks.D.Xebec — OP17-118

Monkey.D.Luffy — EB04-061

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6 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

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Nami — OP15-086 Alternate Art

Luffy & Ace — ST30-001 Parallel

Roronoa Zoro — OP13-037 Treasure Rare

Portgas.D.Ace — OP13-119 Super Alternate Art

Zehahahahaha! — OP16-116 Alternate Art

Enel — OP15-118 Manga

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10 Most Talked-About One Piece Cards This Week

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Roronoa Zoro — EB04-007 SR

Boa Hancock — OP14-112 SR

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Monkey.D.Luffy — EB02-010 L

Ms. All Sunday — OP14-084 SR

Zehahahahaha! — OP16-116 R

Monkey.D.Luffy — P-099 P