One Piece Silvers Rayleigh Cards: A Character Guide to OP08, OP09 and OP12

Updated November 10, 2026

One Piece Silvers Rayleigh appears in the Japanese edition ONE PIECE CARD GAME as the Secret Rare Character OP08-118 in Two Legends [OP-08 (OP08)] and as the red Leader OP12-001 in Legacy of the Master [OP-12 (OP12)]. This character guide explains what each card does, how they compare, which PSA 10 versions exist and which sealed boxes feature him.

What are the key facts on the Silvers Rayleigh cards?

The official sources name two Silvers Rayleigh cards, OP08-118 and OP12-001, and our shop also lists a PSA 10 copy of a third version, OP09-005. All of them are Japanese edition ONE PIECE CARD GAME cards.

Two of these entries come straight from the official English ONE PIECE CARD GAME site, which is the place to confirm card text. The release dates, box contents and the PSA 10 listings come from our own product pages.

Who is Silvers Rayleigh on the cards, and why are there several versions?

Silvers Rayleigh is a Former Roger Pirates figure, called the Dark King, and he has more than one card because he appears as a Character, as a Leader and in alternate-art versions across different sets.

The official card list gives the Features line “Former Roger Pirates” for OP08-118. The official deck feature calls him the Dark King and says he makes his Leader debut in OP-12, wielding all three types of Haki. That gives the character two roles in the game: a high-cost Secret Rare Character in OP-08, and a red Leader in OP-12. On top of those, our shop lists PSA 10 copies of alternate versions, SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) for OP08-118 and R-SPC for OP09-005.

The sections below take each card in turn, then cover the PSA 10 listings, the boxes, and how ordering works.

Which Silvers Rayleigh card should I look at first?

Start with OP08-118 if you want the Secret Rare Character, and with OP12-001 if you want the Leader. They are different kinds of card, so the choice depends on what you want from Silvers Rayleigh.

Our recommendation: if you collect, buy the exact graded card you want, because a box cannot promise it. If you play, read both card texts in the next two sections, because OP08-118 and OP12-001 are different kinds of card, a Character and a Leader.

What does the Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 card do?

Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 is a red Secret Rare Character with cost 8 and power 8000, and when it is played it weakens two of your opponent’s Characters and can K.O. one of them. The official card list gives the full data.

The effect reads: when this card is played, you may choose up to 2 of your opponent’s Characters. Give one −3000 power and the other −2000 power until the end of your opponent’s next turn. Then, you may K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with 3000 power or less. Source: the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME card list.

Reading the numbers shows what the effect does. The card costs 8. The Counter value is “-“, which means the card has no counter value. The two penalties, −3000 and −2000, are split between two different targets, so you decide which Character takes the larger reduction. Both penalties last until the end of your opponent’s next turn, which covers the turn right after you play the card.

The K.O. step is the second half of the effect and it is worded as “you may”, so it is optional. It only reaches Characters with 3000 power or less. The two power reductions make that limit easier to meet: a Character at 5000 power that takes −3000 is at 2000, which is under the 3000 limit. This is simple arithmetic from the card text, not a ruling, so check the official rules for exact timing in a match.

The card number appears in two products. OP08-118 is listed under TWO LEGENDS [OP-08] and under ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2 [PRB-02]. The Features line on the official list reads “Former Roger Pirates”.

What does the Silvers Rayleigh Leader OP12-001 do?

Silvers Rayleigh OP12-001 is a red Leader built for a fast, Event-focused deck, and the official page says the Dark King makes his Leader debut with it, wielding all three types of Haki.

The official deck feature, published August 22, 2025, introduces the card as the deck’s “new red Leader” from BOOSTER PACK -LEGACY OF THE MASTER- [OP-12]. It gives two rules that define how the deck plays. First, the deck cannot include cards costing 5 or more. Second, the Leader’s effect powers up Characters with a base power of 4000 or less: when you reveal 2 Event cards from your hand, it adds +2000 power.

Put together, those two rules describe a clear plan. With nothing at cost 5 or more in the deck, every card is cheap, and the Leader rewards you for holding Event cards, since revealing 2 of them is the trigger. The +2000 applies only to Characters whose base power is 4000 or less, so a 4000-power Character becomes 6000 for that effect. Because the deck cannot include cards costing 5 or more, the OP08-118 Silvers Rayleigh, which costs 8, cannot go in an OP12-001 deck.

That is the main thing to understand about the two cards. OP08-118 is an 8-cost Character with an on-play effect. OP12-001 is the Leader that sets the rules of a deck limited to cheaper cards. They share a name and a color, but they belong to different decks.

How do OP08-118 and OP12-001 compare?

OP08-118 is an 8-cost Secret Rare Character, while OP12-001 is a Leader for a deck that cannot include cards costing 5 or more. The table puts the official data side by side.

The deck feature gives the OP12-001 card name, number, set and effect but no rarity, so that cell stays empty.

Which Silvers Rayleigh card codes appear in this guide?

Three codes appear in this guide: OP08-118, OP12-001 and OP09-005, each a different Silvers Rayleigh card from a different set. The table lists each one with its set and where the information comes from.

The suffixes you see on our listings, SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) and R-SPC, are the version names used in the product titles. The official card list entry for OP08-118 shows the base rarity, SEC. Treat the suffix as the label for the alternate version you are buying and read the product title before you order.

Which Silvers Rayleigh PSA 10 cards can I buy?

We list PSA 10 Silvers Rayleigh cards in two versions: SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) OP08-118 and R-SPC OP09-005. Each is graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint), the highest grade Professional Sports Authenticator certifies.

The two OP08-118 listings are the same card number and the same version, SEC-SP (Comic Parallel), each as its own graded slab. They are separate listings, so each product page shows its own status. The OP09-005 listing is a different card from a different set, and it is named R-SPC on the product page.

All three product pages carry the same condition note: the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. That note is about the plastic case. The pages also say stock levels can change and that in some cases an order may take a little longer to ship. Open the product page for the current status of each listing before you decide.

One shipping point is specific to graded cards. Our shipping policy explains that PSA graded cards may also be offered through our other sales channels, so a PSA item shown online may already be sold before our team locks the allocation for your online order. Once your payment has cleared, we secure the PSA graded card matching your order, even if additional sourcing is required, and dispatch may take longer in that situation. We provide status updates whenever the schedule changes.

Which Japanese boxes feature Silvers Rayleigh?

Two sealed boxes name Silvers Rayleigh as a key card: OP-08 Two Legends and OP-12 Legacy of the Master. Each box holds 24 booster packs of 6 cards, 144 cards in total.

Each page describes the rest of the card pool as Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Super Rares and Secret Rares with alternate-art parallels. The OP-08 page says the set focuses on the Roger Pirates and the Rocks Pirates, the two crews it calls the most legendary in history. The OP-12 page says the set honors the legendary masters and mentors of the One Piece world. Both are sealed, brand-new Japanese edition boxes shipped from our Tokyo warehouse by FedEx with tracking and insurance.

Both pages carry the same warning: this is a sealed, randomized product. The specific cards in each box are packed at random at the factory, and individual card pulls are not promised. Naming Silvers Rayleigh as a key card tells you he belongs to the set, not that a given box contains him.

Should I buy a booster box or a PSA 10 card for Silvers Rayleigh?

Buy a PSA 10 card if you want Silvers Rayleigh specifically, and buy a box if you want to open packs. A box is randomized, so it cannot promise any single card.

The reasoning follows from the product pages. A box gives you 24 packs and 144 cards, drawn from 125 card types in OP-08 or 127 in OP-12, and the pages state that individual pulls are not promised. A PSA 10 listing is one named card with a known number and version. If the goal is OP08-118 SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) or OP09-005 R-SPC, the graded listing matches the card by name, which a box cannot do.

If the goal is to play, the answer changes. The card texts above are what matter, and they are the same whether the card comes from a box or a slab.

If the goal is the experience of opening sealed Japanese product, pick the set by theme. OP-08 centers on the Roger Pirates and the Rocks Pirates, and OP-12 centers on masters and mentors, with Silvers Rayleigh among its key cards.

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What should I check before ordering a Silvers Rayleigh card?

Check four things on the product page: the card number, the version suffix, the grade and the current status of the listing. These are the details that separate one Silvers Rayleigh card from another.

• Card number. OP08-118, OP12-001 and OP09-005 are three different cards. The number in the product title tells you which one you are buying.
• Version suffix. SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) and R-SPC are the version names in our titles. They are not the same as the base SEC rarity on the official card list.
• Grade. Every graded listing here is PSA 10 (Gem Mint). The pages note that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.
• Listing status. Each listing has its own page and its own status, and the pages say stock levels can change.

For a box, check whether you want the regular or the Damaged Box version, covered in the next section. For any order, remember that the card text on the official site is the same for every copy of the same card, so the choice between copies is about version, grade and condition of the case or box.

Do Damaged Box versions of the Silvers Rayleigh boxes exist?

Yes, we list Damaged Box versions of both sets, discounted because of cosmetic damage to the outer box such as dents or scratches. The cards inside are unaffected.

The OP-08 Damaged Box and the OP-12 Damaged Box follow the same terms. The first image on each page shows the regular product so you can identify the set, and the condition photos that follow are samples of damaged boxes from the same stock. The item you receive may differ from the photos, because the type and extent of damage vary by item.

These boxes are sold as-is. The pages state that we do not respond to inquiries about these items, and that returns and refunds are not accepted. The pages explain the reason for the discount: our Tokyo warehouse buys large volumes of Japanese trading cards every day, some boxes arrive with dents or scratches, and boxes that cannot be sold as mint-condition products are separated during inspection and offered at a lower price than regular products.

Our recommendation is simple. Choose a Damaged Box only if the condition of the outer box does not matter to you, for example if you plan to open it. If you want a sealed box for display or storage, choose the regular box.

How does shipping work for a Silvers Rayleigh order?

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx, and most are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. That is an estimate only, per our shipping policy.

Shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout from your delivery address. There is no minimum order amount or quantity. Business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays, and the transit estimates start after dispatch, so they do not include our handling time.

The policy lists what the estimates leave out: handling time, pre-order release timing, supplier allocation delays, quality inspection holds, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion, weather and destination-country delivery conditions. Stock of sealed Japanese trading card products changes often, so dispatch can take longer than the standard window. If dispatch is delayed, we contact you by email as soon as practical with a revised estimate, and for significant delays before handoff to FedEx we may offer the option to wait or to cancel with a full refund.

After the parcel is handed to FedEx, timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities. Customs inspections, import procedures, remote-area handling, peak-season congestion and weather can delay delivery, and such transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch. FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so provide a physical address at checkout. Once your order is dispatched, you can check the tracking number and the carrier’s latest delivery estimate from your account or the shipping confirmation email.

How can I pay for a Silvers Rayleigh card or box?

You can pay by Wise bank transfer, PayPal, or a credit or debit card through PayPal, and all payments are made in Japanese yen. The payment methods page lists the rules for each.

Wise is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee. It has deadlines. Without a screenshot of your transfer, your order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours of placing the order, or 3 hours if the order contains a pre-order item. With a screenshot, you upload it within 5 days of placing the order, and your price is held for a total of 10 days. The screenshot option needs an account and is not available at guest checkout. Payments made by SWIFT incur a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add JPY 611 to your order total, and choose the OUR charge option so correspondent bank fees are covered on your side.

Card payments open in PayPal’s own secure window, and we never see or store your card number. A PayPal account is usually not required for a card payment, although PayPal may sometimes ask you to sign in. Your card issuer may apply 3-D Secure authentication. Pay Later shows up as a button at checkout where PayPal makes it available. In the United States it is PayPal Pay in 4, with 4 payments, one every 2 weeks and the first at checkout. In the United Kingdom it is PayPal Pay in 3, with 3 monthly payments. The page lists each of these options as interest-free, and says the terms PayPal shows in its own window are the ones that apply.

Because every charge is in yen, any difference between the amount we charge and the amount on your statement comes from exchange rates and conversion fees set by your card issuer, your bank or PayPal. That is outside our control.

Can I change the shipping address after I order?

Yes, while your order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself under My Account > Orders > the order. The change takes effect only once it shows on the order in My Account.

Several limits apply, all from the shipping policy. The destination country cannot be changed. The carrier, shipping method and FedEx service level stay as selected at checkout. If shipping to the new address costs more, you pay the difference before dispatch and the order is held until it is settled. If it costs less, the shipping charge is not recalculated and no refund is made. On the same screen you can update the billing name, company, address and phone number, but not the billing country or the email address on the order.

Once we have scheduled the shipment, the self-service change closes. After that we may consider only a minor correction that does not affect any shipping condition, and only if the shipment has not been handed to FedEx. If we cannot confirm every condition, we decline the request. Check the address before you pay.

Where can I read about other PSA 10 Japanese cards?

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