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One Piece price movers — this week

These are the One Piece singles whose price moved most this week, in three lists: the biggest risers, the biggest drops and the best value against a card's own recent high. A move compares TCGplayer's market price today with the same card about seven days earlier, in US dollars, so it reads the same in every market.

A week is a short window, and a tournament result or a set reveal can spike a card that settles once players adjust. Use the lists to find a card worth a closer look, then open it for the cheapest listing in your market; the OP Compare Index shows whether one card moved or the whole market did.

In short

One Piece price movers are the cards whose TCGplayer market price changed most in the past week. Only cards worth US$1 or more are ranked, so a 10-cent common doubling never tops the list.
Building history. OP Compare started recording prices on 3 October 2026; weekly moves appear from 10 October 2026, once every card has two prices a week apart.
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Movers tell you a price changed. Plus tells you whether today's price is a good one: the Deal Finder lists every One Piece card selling under TCGplayer's market price at a real store in your market, at every price level, with no ads on any page.

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Frequently asked questions

How is a One Piece card's weekly price move calculated?

It compares TCGplayer's market price today with the same card about seven days earlier, in US dollars, so a move reads the same in every market. A card needs a recorded price a week apart before it can appear, and only cards worth US$1 or more are ranked.

Why do some cards spike in price?

Usually a tournament result, a new set reveal or a reprint announcement changes how many people want a card or how many copies exist. A spike that comes from a single week of demand often settles once the meta adjusts, which is why the best-value list sits beside the risers.

What does best value mean?

It lists the cards furthest below their own highest market price in the last 90 days. A big gap means the card is cheaper than it recently was; it does not mean it will go back up, and nothing on this page forecasts a price.

Is a card that fell this week cheaper to buy now?

The move is TCGplayer's market price, a reference built from recent US sales. What you pay is the cheapest in-stock listing in your market, shown on each card's page and compared across stores. A fall in the reference does not always reach a local store's price.

Does the whole market move together?

Not always. The OP Compare Index tracks the market as one number, so you can tell whether a card moved on its own or with everything else. Open the market page beside this one to compare.

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