One Piece OP18 pre-order prices

Pre-order prices vary between sellers because nothing has shipped and each one sets its own opening price. This page lists every tracked store's pre-order price in your market beside TCGplayer's cheapest listing and eBay's, cheapest first by item price, so you see the real spread rather than the first price you find.

20 November 2026. OP18 is "The Dominance of God", the next main booster set. TCGplayer lists its release-event promo cards separately as OP18 RE, dated 13 November 2026.

It depends on the product. Sealed boxes often sit at or near the list price during pre-order and can rise at launch if demand outruns allocation, while singles are usually cheapest a few weeks after release once supply settles. If you want to open product, pre-ordering at a good price is reasonable; if you want specific cards, waiting and buying singles is usually cheaper.

No. A pre-order price is what the seller is asking today, and sellers change them before release, up or down, as allocation firms up. We refresh these daily; nothing here is a commitment from the seller or from us. Always confirm the price and the seller's pre-order terms at checkout.

They are item prices, ranked as listed. Each store's postage is measured from its own checkout and shown on the row where it is known; a sealed box usually ships as a parcel, so check the checkout for it. eBay rows show the postage the seller states.

Before release, TCGplayer and eBay prices are individual sellers' asking prices for stock they expect to receive, not a store's list price. They are ranked with the stores by item price and never moved up or down for being a partner link, so a store pre-order is shown first whenever it is the cheaper route, and a marketplace listing is shown first when it is.

A booster box is a sealed box of booster packs (OP18's box holds 24 packs). A case is a sealed carton of several boxes, which is why its price is many times a single box's. Compare like with like: this page lists each separately.

Links to TCGplayer and eBay are affiliate links, so OP Compare earns a commission on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Store rows are not paid placements and no seller can buy a better position: every row is ranked by its item price.