One Piece Price Guide
Every One Piece Card Game printing in one table, one row per printing, each with the cheapest in-stock price we track in your market, how many stores have it and its recent move. Search it, filter by set, colour, rarity, type, printing or price, and sort any column; a market button re-prices every row for another country.
A price is an item price from a store, TCGplayer or eBay with postage added at checkout, an asking price on a live listing rather than a record of a sale. Where the rows show a TCGplayer figure it is TCGplayer's own US market price. To see why printings of one card cost so differently, read rarities explained.
Cards listed
7,278
Every printing has its own row
Priced in Europe (EU)
3,769
52% have a seller in stock
Median price
€0.09
72% of priced cards cost under €1
Prices by set
How each released booster set prices in the EU, in EUR. A set's name opens its own price guide.
Every card
7,278 printings · page 45 of 73
Buy: TCGplayer opens the card's TCGplayer page (the figure is its US market price, in US dollars); eBay searches your own eBay for the card. Affiliate links: as an eBay Partner Network affiliate and a TCGplayer affiliate, OP Compare earns from qualifying purchases — at no extra cost to you.
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How to read this price guide
Each row is one printing, and its price is the lowest asking price we found on an in-stock listing in the EU, in EUR: the item alone, with postage on top at the seller's checkout. Open a card to see every store behind that figure, cheapest first, and the delivered total wherever a store publishes its postage.
The list opens dearest first. Sort a column header for the cheapest cards, the biggest weekly moves or the printings most widely in stock, and use the filters to cut it down to one set, rarity, colour, card type or printing. Each set's own table lives on its set page.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the prices in the One Piece price guide come from?
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.
Why is one card listed several times?
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.
What does the 7-day column mean?
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.
Can I see prices in another country?
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.
Does the guide include sealed product?
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.
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