One Piece TCG binder theme – updated July 4, 2026
Fourth of July One Piece cards with real collector prices.
This list is inspired by GradeReady's 4th of July One Piece TCG Binder Theme Short. It is not an official holiday product list; it is a collector-friendly red, white, blue, fireworks, and cookout binder page built around cards that already look celebratory.
Quick Read
P-080 Luffy is the corrected pick.
The Bandai Card Games Fest food promo replaces the unrelated anniversary stamped Luffy and better matches the Short.
O-Nami is the visual centerpiece.
The fireworks and lanterns make it the strongest Fourth of July card in the group.
Use comp discipline on promos.
P-080, MOS Burger, and vintage fireworks cards need version-specific checks before buying.
Theme Gallery
Price Snapshot
Here is the fast price pass for the cards in the Short and the corrected Fourth of July theme list. Treat these as a live-check starting point, not a buy signal.
| Card | Price / comp | Market note | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monkey.D.Luffy (Bandai Card Games Fest 24-25) P-080 – One Piece Promotion Cards | $261.42 | TCGplayer market price; most recent sale shown around $317.00. | Open |
| O-Nami (SP) OP06-101 – 500 Years in the Future | $432.51 | TCGplayer daily snapshot; recent public TCGplayer sale shown around $500. | Open |
| Uso-Hachi (SP) ST18-001 – Royal Blood | $120.40 | TCGplayer market price; recent sale shown around $113.67. | Open |
| Donquixote Doflamingo (SP) OP01-073 – 500 Years in the Future | $88.10 | TCGplayer market price; recent sale shown around $88.00. | Open |
| Kouzuki Hiyori (Alternate Art) OP06-106 – Wings of the Captain | $22.94 | TCGplayer market price; recent sale shown around $22.98. | Open |
| Monkey.D.Luffy (Tin Pack Set Vol. 2) P-075 – One Piece Promotion Cards | $12.53 | TCGplayer market price; most recent sale shown around $16.69. | Open |
| Monkey.D.Luffy (MOS Burger P-080 Japanese Promo) P-080 – Japanese MOS Burger collaboration | $60-$90 comps | Recent marketplace comps vary by sealed status and region; no clean TCGplayer market page found. | Open |
| Luffy Pirates Fireworks Viewing S101 – vintage Bandai fireworks card | $35-$137 comps | Vintage marketplace comps vary heavily by condition, region, and listing platform. | Open |
The Cards
Corrected Luffy pick
Monkey.D.Luffy (Bandai Card Games Fest 24-25)
P-080 – One Piece Promotion Cards
Red outfit, festival food, and the exact P-080 Luffy that fits the Fourth of July food-table theme.
This is the corrected Luffy for the article, replacing the unrelated 2nd Anniversary stamped promo. It works because the artwork is celebratory without feeling generic: oversized food, bright reds, event text, and a true promo identity.
GradeReady check: Confirm the print before buying. P-080 has multiple food-related versions and the English Bandai Card Games Fest version does not price the same as the Japanese MOS Burger version.
Fireworks centerpiece
O-Nami (SP)
OP06-101 – 500 Years in the Future
Lanterns, fireworks, confetti color, and a card face that immediately reads like a holiday binder anchor.
O-Nami is still the cleanest Fourth of July fit in the group. It gives the page fireworks energy, a true collector chase-card feel, and the kind of visual hit people notice immediately in a binder spread.
GradeReady check: Do not treat every sale as interchangeable. Centering, foil surface, edge wear, and photo quality can explain why one copy clears above another.
Parade color
Uso-Hachi (SP)
ST18-001 – Royal Blood
A loud festival scene with strong blue, red, and white contrast.
Uso-Hachi gives the page a brighter middle tier. The festival setting makes it feel intentional next to O-Nami and Hiyori instead of just another color-matched card.
GradeReady check: Watch listed median versus recent sale. If the spread opens up, be patient and compare actual photos before buying into the theme.
Pool party contrast
Donquixote Doflamingo (SP)
OP01-073 – 500 Years in the Future
Summer color, blue counter icon, and a strong red-white character composition.
Doflamingo gives the theme a sharper collector edge. The art breaks up the softer lantern and fireworks cards while still feeling like a summer holiday display.
GradeReady check: If you are buying for display, prioritize copies with strong front photos. Small surface issues are easier to ignore in a deck card than in a themed binder centerpiece.
Lantern festival look
Kouzuki Hiyori (Alternate Art)
OP06-106 – Wings of the Captain
Fireworks, lanterns, stage color, and a calm visual counterweight to the louder red cards.
Hiyori is the best value pick in this theme. The artwork carries the holiday concept without forcing it, and the price point is much easier to work with than the top SP cards.
GradeReady check: A clean Near Mint copy matters here. The bright border and foil area can show wear quickly, especially in listing photos with glare.
Affordable food promo
Monkey.D.Luffy (Tin Pack Set Vol. 2)
P-075 – One Piece Promotion Cards
A lower-cost Luffy food card that keeps the barbecue/picnic angle without the P-080 premium.
P-075 gives the page a practical budget lane. It is not as scarce as P-080, but it supports the same summer food theme and works well as a corner card in a nine-pocket layout.
GradeReady check: Make sure you are comparing the Tin Pack Set Vol. 2 print, not a Japanese reprint or a different P-075 release.
Import variant
Monkey.D.Luffy (MOS Burger P-080 Japanese Promo)
P-080 – Japanese MOS Burger collaboration
The MOS Burger print is the food-table version collectors will recognize immediately.
This is the import variant that makes the food theme obvious. It is a strong visual inclusion, but it should be priced by version, language, and sealed status rather than lumped together with the English Bandai Card Games Fest P-080.
GradeReady check: Compare sealed versus raw, Japanese versus English, and whether the listing is actually the MOS Burger collaboration card.
Vintage fireworks bonus
Luffy Pirates Fireworks Viewing
S101 – vintage Bandai fireworks card
A true fireworks scene with the Straw Hats, perfect for the theme even though it sits outside modern TCGplayer tracking.
This is the purest Fourth of July visual in the group. It is not the same market structure as modern One Piece TCG singles, but it makes the binder page feel curated instead of algorithmic.
GradeReady check: Treat this as a vintage comp card. Condition, foil surface, seller location, and whether the card is from Carddass/older Bandai lines can swing the price.
How to Build the Binder Page
Build the page around O-Nami and P-080 Luffy first. Put O-Nami in the center for fireworks, place P-080 Luffy on a top or bottom corner for the cookout angle, then use Hiyori and Uso-Hachi to keep the lantern/festival color story moving.
Doflamingo adds contrast, P-075 Luffy gives the layout a budget-friendly food card, and the MOS Burger plus vintage fireworks cards can sit as bonus import/vintage slots. That creates a page that feels curated instead of just red-card filtering.
FAQ
Are these official Fourth of July One Piece cards?
No. This is a collector theme built around red, white, blue, fireworks, festival, cookout, promo, and celebration-style artwork.
Which Luffy card belongs in the theme?
The corrected main pick is Monkey.D.Luffy (Bandai Card Games Fest 24-25) P-080. It fits the food and celebration theme better than the unrelated 2nd Anniversary stamped promo.
Which card is the best budget pick?
Monkey.D.Luffy (Tin Pack Set Vol. 2) P-075 and Kouzuki Hiyori OP06-106 are the easiest lower-cost picks compared with O-Nami, P-080 Luffy, and the bigger SP cards.
Why are some prices listed as comps?
Some Japanese collaboration and vintage fireworks cards do not have a clean current TCGplayer market page, so the safer approach is to compare recent marketplace comps by condition, language, sealed status, and exact print.
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