One Piece Price Guide

Each row's price is the cheapest in-stock listing OP Compare found in your market across the stores we track, TCGplayer and, where it matches, eBay. It is an asking price on a live listing, not a record of a sale. Prices are read twice a day, and the TCGplayer figure beside it is TCGplayer's own US market price, built from recent sales.

Each printing is its own TCGplayer product with its own price. A single card number such as OP01-120 can have a standard print, a Parallel, a Manga and reprints in other sets, so the guide has one row per printing. Filter by printing to see only Parallels, Manga, SP or Treasure Rares.

It is the change in TCGplayer's market price against seven days earlier. It stays blank until a card has a week of recorded history. A 30-day column appears only when enough of the priced cards have a month of history to make it meaningful.

Yes. Use the market buttons above the table: the guide re-prices every row in that market's currency from the stores we track there. A link with a market in it shows that market's prices to anyone who opens it, with a link back to your own.

No. This table lists single cards only. Booster boxes, cases, packs and starter decks have their own page, with each store's offers ranked cheapest first.