Most Expensive One Piece Cards (October 2026)

The 20 most expensive cards you can pull

Cards from booster sets, extra boosters and premium boosters only — the cards you can actually open. Promos and prize cards have their own table below. “Cheapest here” is the lowest in-stock listing we track in your market today.

#	Card	Set · No.	TCGplayer market	Cheapest here
1	Monkey.D.LuffySP · Gold	OP11 · OP05-119	US$13,000	US$18,500
2	Boa HancockSP	EB-02 · OP07-038	US$6,970	US$5,499
3	Rocks.D.XebecSuper Alternate Art	OP17 · OP17-118	US$6,100	US$6,101
4	Monkey.D.LuffySP	OP11 · OP05-119	US$5,750	US$7,000
5	Tony Tony.ChopperSP	EB-02 · OP08-001	US$5,132	US$2,844
6	Monkey.D.LuffyManga	PRB-01 · OP05-119	US$5,000	US$7,500
7	Monkey.D.LuffyAlternate Art · Gold-Stamped Signature	OP05 · ST01-012	US$5,000	US$9,000
8	SaboRed Super Alternate Art	OP13 · OP13-120	US$4,800	US$4,300
9	ShanksParallel · Manga · Alternate Art	OP01 · OP01-120	US$3,999	US$2,850
10	Tony Tony.ChopperAlternate Art · Manga	EB-01 · EB01-006	US$3,250	US$5,000
11	Tony Tony.ChopperManga	PRB-01 · EB01-006	US$3,000	US$3,000
12	Roronoa ZoroAlternate Art · Manga	OP06 · OP06-118	US$2,490	US$2,490
13	SanjiManga	PRB-02 · OP06-119	US$2,284	US$1,990
14	Boa HancockParallel · Manga	OP07 · OP07-051	US$2,150	US$1,950
15	Roronoa ZoroManga	PRB-01 · OP06-118	US$2,150	US$3,000
16	Monkey.D.LuffySuper Alternate Art	OP13 · OP13-118	US$2,116	US$2,300
17	Portgas.D.AceParallel · Manga · Alternate Art	OP02 · OP02-013	US$2,050	US$2,995
18	NamiManga	PRB-01 · OP01-016	US$2,011	US$1,950
19	Marshall.D.TeachManga	OP09 · OP09-093	US$2,001	US$2,500
20	Marshall.D.TeachSP · Gold	OP12 · OP09-093	US$1,895	US$1,399

The cut-off for the top ten is US$3,250: Tony Tony.Chopper (Alternate Art · Manga). Premium Booster -The Best- has the most cards in the top 20, with 4.

Why these cards cost so much

Three things put a One Piece card at the top of this list, and the cards above usually have all three. The first is the printing: a Manga or SP version of a card is printed in far smaller numbers than its standard print, and the same card number can cost a hundred times more in its scarcest art. The second is the character — Luffy, Shanks, Zoro, Nami and the Emperors draw collectors who never play. The third is playability: a Leader or staple that every deck of its colour runs keeps demand up for the standard print as well.

The most expensive promos and prize cards

Tournament prizes, championship cards and other promos cannot be pulled from packs. Many exist in tiny numbers, so their market prices rest on very few sales and move sharply — treat them as a guide, not a quote.

#	Card	Set · No.	TCGplayer market	Cheapest here
1	RebeccaOctober Championship 2024 Online Regional	OP-PR · OP05-091	US$8,000	US$10,000
2	YamatoSerial Numbered	OP-PR · EB02-006	US$4,250	US$4,250
3	Boa HancockCS 26-27 Regionals Season 1	OP-PR · OP14-112	US$4,000	US$3,400
4	NamiChampionship 25-26 Regionals Season 1	OP-PR · OP09-050	US$2,224	US$2,599
5	Jewelry BonneyTreasure Cup May 2026	OP-PR · OP13-108	US$2,049	US$2,000
6	Monkey.D.LuffyTreasure Cup 2025	OP-PR · OP12-015	US$1,850	US$4,999
7	Monkey.D.Luffy3rd Anniversary Treasure Campaign Pack	OP-PR · ST21-014	US$1,747	US$1,500
8	Monkey.D.LuffyDodgers x ONE PIECE	OP-PR · EB02-010	US$1,535	US$1,116
9	Monkey.D.LuffyStore Championship Trophy Card	OP-PR · P-001	US$1,300	US$1,800
10	LaboonTreasure Cup 2025	OP-PR · EB01-048	US$1,300	US$2,499

Buying a chase card without overpaying

• Compare every store before you buy: the gap between the cheapest and dearest in-stock listing for the same chase card is often hundreds of dollars.
• Check the condition and the exact printing on the store's page — a standard print listed under a Manga card's name is a common mistake.
• For cards over a few hundred dollars, graded copies (PSA, BGS, CGC) trade at their own prices; our comparison covers raw cards only.
• Watch a card from its page and check this week's movers before buying: new-set hype often cools within weeks.