About the data

One Piece Card Prices lists what One Piece Card Game cards sell for, one page per card number with every print of that number side by side. It is run by the team behind the One Piece Cards TCG Price app.

Where English prices come from

English card prices are TCGplayer prices, read once a day from tcgcsv.com, which mirrors the TCGplayer price guide. Market is the price TCGplayer shows from recent sales. Low is the cheapest current listing, and Mid and High describe the spread of current listings. High is often a parked listing and says little about value. A card that has not sold recently has no market price, and the site then shows its mid or low listing with that label next to it.

Where Japanese prices come from

Prices for Japanese prints are reference prices (参考価格) from Yuyu-tei (遊々亭), a card shop in Japan: their selling price, their buying price and their stock. Every yen price links to the card on yuyu-tei.jp.

Price history

The site keeps one market price per print per day, starting Sep 2, 2026. Charts appear on a card page once a print has at least 7 days of prices.

Prize cards

Tournament prizes, serial-numbered cards and event packs often have a single listing at a wish price. They keep their own row on the card page, marked Prize card, but are left out of Most Wanted, set values and price ranges.

Prices are estimates

Prices change every day and a card in your hand sells for what a buyer pays, which depends on its condition, language and the moment. Use the numbers here as a guide, not a quote. Prices were last updated Oct 12, 2026.

Contact

Missing card or wrong price? Email opcardprice@boostmarketing.my.

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