One manga-rare Shanks card is currently asking up to ¥700,000 in PSA 10. The cheapest print in this guide, pulled from the same publisher’s boosters, is a ¥1,000 Leader card.
That gap is the whole story of collecting Shanks in the One Piece Card Game. He’s been printed as a Leader in two sets, reprinted into a starter deck, folded into an English-language anniversary box set, and — twice — hit with a manga-style comic parallel (commonly called “comipara” by collectors) that turns an ordinary Character card into a five- or six-figure chase print. This guide walks through the key Shanks printings we verified against the official card list, with current secondary-market asking prices, so you know exactly what you’re looking at before you buy.
We don’t hold Shanks singles in standing Tokyo inventory, so nothing below is a “buy from us right now” price — it’s a snapshot of what the Japanese secondary market is asking this week, sourced and dated. What we can do directly is source specific Shanks prints through our Quick Order want-list, and we currently have sealed OP-16 — The Time of Battle, the booster that contains the current Shanks common print (OP16-006), currently listed at ¥13,860 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Shanks has two confirmed manga-rare (comipara) chase prints — the OP01-120 SEC from Romance Dawn, asking up to ¥700,000 in PSA 10, and the OP09-004 SR from Emperors in the New World, asking up to ¥450,000 in PSA 10. His two Leader cards, OP09-001 and ST05-001, anchor Red decks and range from a ¥1,000 booster pull up to graded English-print anniversary copies. Sealed OP-16 — The Time of Battle (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed at ¥13,860 and contains the current-era Shanks common (OP16-006); Shanks singles themselves move through our Quick Order allocation.
Prices below are SNKRDUNK asking prices measured on August 7, 2026. Where only one or two listings were available at a given ask, we’ve flagged it — treat those as data points, not confirmed markets, until more listings appear.
The Key Shanks Printings and What They’re Asking
Confirmed prints, ranked by current top asking price:
| # | Card | Set | Raw ask | PSA 10 ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shanks SEC manga rare — OP01-120 | Romance Dawn (OP-01) | ¥140,000 | ¥290,000–700,000 |
| 2 | Shanks SR manga rare — OP09-004 | Emperors in the New World (OP-09) | ¥165,000 | ¥330,000–450,000 |
| 3 | Shanks L — OP09-001 (2nd Anniversary Set print) | English 2nd Anniversary Set | ¥18,000–33,888 | ¥49,800–110,000* |
| 4 | Shanks SR — OP09-004 (2nd Anniversary Set print) | English 2nd Anniversary Set | — | ¥29,800–42,888 |
| 5 | Shanks L-P parallel — OP09-001 | Emperors in the New World (OP-09) | ¥4,000–6,999 | — |
| 6 | Shanks L standard reprint — OP09-001 | ST-23, Red Shanks starter deck | ¥2,222 | — |
| 7 | Shanks L standard — OP09-001 | Emperors in the New World (OP-09) | ¥1,000 | — |
| 8 | Shanks C — OP16-006 (current booster print) | The Time of Battle (OP-16) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | booster pull | — |
*The ¥110,000 PSA 10 ask on row 3 is a notable outlier against three other PSA 10 listings clustered at ¥49,800–54,800 for the same card — treat it as one seller’s opening position rather than the going rate.
The pattern is stark: the two manga-rare comipara prints sit in an entirely different tier from everything else on this list, asking roughly 100–400x what the standard OP-09 Shanks prints ask, based on current SNKRDUNK listings. Everything else — the Leader prints, the anniversary-set copies, the starter-deck reprint — is listed in a much more accessible band. The sections below break down each tier.
The Two Manga Rares: OP01-120 SEC and OP09-004 SR
Manga-rare parallels — “comipara” in collector shorthand — swap a card’s usual painted art for linework pulled straight from the source manga. They’re printed at a much lower rate than the standard card in the same slot, and Shanks has two of them confirmed on the official card list so far.
The first and highest-asking is the SEC comipara of OP01-120, from Romance Dawn (OP-01), the game’s original 2022 set. Raw copies are asking around ¥140,000, and graded PSA 10 examples span a wide ¥290,000–700,000 range across five separate listings — a spread that reflects how thin the listing pool is for this print even at the graded level, where each listed ask stands on its own until more listings appear. A separate re-release of the same manga-rare art exists inside PRB-01 — ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST, the 2024 premium reprint booster covering OP-01 through OP-06. We could only confirm a single PSA 10 listing for that PRB-01 re-release, so we’re not publishing a price for it — treat its existence as confirmed and its market as unmeasured. For the wider PRB-01 lineup, see our PRB-01 pull rates and best cards guide.
The second is the SR comipara of OP09-004, from Emperors in the New World (OP-09), the set built around the game’s second anniversary. Raw asks sit around ¥165,000, with PSA 10 copies asking ¥330,000–450,000. OP-09 also carries a third-anniversary special variant of the same card number — a gold-background and a silver-background version, both listed on the secondary market — but we could only confirm single listings for each, so we’re flagging their existence here without a price. For the full OP-09 set breakdown, see our OP-09 pull rates and best cards guide, and for OP-01, our Romance Dawn best cards and pull rates guide.
OP01-120 and OP09-004 each exist as a standard-art SEC/SR and as a separate comic-style manga rare. The manga rare is what’s asking six figures — the standard printing of the same number is a different, far cheaper card. If you want the full picture on manga rares across the game, our One Piece manga rare cards guide covers the format set by set.
The Leader Cards: OP09-001 and ST05-001
Separate from the manga rares above, Shanks has been printed as a Leader card twice — and Leader cards trade on a different axis entirely, since they’re deckbuilding requirements rather than chase pulls.
- OP09-001, Red, the Leader from Emperors in the New World (OP-09). The standard booster print is asking around ¥1,000, with a parallel version (L-P) from the same set asking ¥4,000–6,999. The same Leader was reprinted into the ST-23, Red Shanks starter deck, where it’s currently asking ¥2,222.
- ST05-001, Purple, the Leader printed for the ONE PIECE FILM edition starter deck — the officially confirmed Film-tie-in Shanks Leader print.
If you’re building a Red Shanks Leader deck, OP09-001 is the Leader you need (one copy per deck), and the ST-23 reprint of the card is asking around ¥2,222 as a single rather than chasing individual booster pulls at ¥1,000–6,999 apiece.
The English 2nd Anniversary Set Prints
Alongside the standard OP-09 booster prints, English-language print versions of both the OP09-001 Leader and the OP09-004 SR circulate as part of an English 2nd Anniversary boxed set. Both Japanese-market-sold and English-print copies of these show up as separate listings on the secondary market, and we’re pricing the more heavily traded Japanese-market-sold copies here.
The Leader copy is asking ¥18,000 raw (with a top ask of ¥33,888), and PSA 10 graded copies cluster at ¥49,800–54,800 across three listings — with one outlier listing asking ¥110,000 that we’d treat as a seller’s opening position rather than the going rate. The SR copy doesn’t have a confirmed raw ask, but PSA 10 examples are asking ¥29,800–42,888.
We haven’t been able to confirm the full contents or original release date of the anniversary set itself against an official source, so we’re only pricing the individual card listings here, not describing what else came in the box.
Which Shanks Print Fits Your Budget
Working from the asks above, here’s how the lineup breaks down by spend:
- ¥1,000–¥2,222 — the standard OP09-001 Leader booster pull (¥1,000) or the ST-23 Red Shanks starter reprint (¥2,222). The most direct route to a genuine Shanks Leader for deckbuilding.
- ¥4,000–¥7,000 — the OP09-001 L-P parallel. Same Leader, alternate art, a step up from the standard print.
- ¥18,000–¥33,888 — the raw English 2nd Anniversary Set Leader print, for collectors after the anniversary-specific version rather than the booster pull.
- ¥29,800–¥54,800 — PSA 10 graded copies of the 2nd Anniversary Set SR and Leader prints (excluding the ¥110,000 outlier listing).
- ¥140,000–¥165,000 raw, ¥290,000+ in PSA 10 — the two manga-rare comipara chase prints, OP01-120 SEC and OP09-004 SR. This is the tier collectors are actually chasing when they search for a Shanks manga rare.
Both manga rares show PSA 10 ranges spanning more than ¥100,000 across a handful of listings — that’s thin-market pricing, not a stable band. If you’re chasing either one, decide your ceiling before you start watching listings, and don’t treat the top of the range as the price you’ll actually pay.
Where to Source Shanks Cards from Japan
We don’t currently hold Shanks singles in standing Tokyo inventory — the prices above are a snapshot of the wider Japanese secondary market, not our own stock. Shanks singles, from the ¥1,000 booster Leader up to the OP01-120 manga rare, move through our Quick Order want-list page, which is the fastest way to tell us exactly which print you’re after.
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For graded Shanks copies specifically, our PSA 10 collection is where certified singles surface as they come in. If Shanks is part of a wider crew pull, our Top Luffy cards guide, Nami One Piece cards guide, and Zoro One Piece cards guide follow the same set-by-set format as this one. For where Shanks’ manga rares sit against the rest of the game’s highest-asking cards, see our most valuable One Piece cards roundup and ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST guide.
New to buying singles or sealed product out of the Japanese market at all? Start with our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan in 2026 — it covers sourcing, condition-grading, and shipping basics that apply to every card in this guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the most valuable Shanks card?
The manga-rare (comipara) SEC of OP01-120, from Romance Dawn (OP-01), is the highest-asking confirmed print — raw copies around ¥140,000, with PSA 10 graded copies asking ¥290,000 to ¥700,000 across five listings measured August 7, 2026. A second manga rare, the SR of OP09-004 from Emperors in the New World, asks ¥165,000 raw and up to ¥450,000 in PSA 10.
What is a manga rare (comipara) Shanks card?
A comic-style parallel print that swaps the card’s usual painted art for linework pulled from the source manga, printed at a much lower rate than the standard version of the same card number. Shanks has two confirmed manga rares: OP01-120 SEC (Romance Dawn) and OP09-004 SR (Emperors in the New World).
What’s the cheapest way to get a genuine Shanks card?
The standard OP09-001 Leader print from an Emperors in the New World booster is asking around ¥1,000, and the same Leader reprinted into the ST-23 Red Shanks starter deck is asking ¥2,222. Both are genuine Shanks Leader cards for deckbuilding, not chase-rarity pulls.
Does Shanks have a Leader card?
Yes — OP09-001 (Red), the Leader from Emperors in the New World, also reprinted into the ST-23 Red Shanks starter deck, and ST05-001 (Purple), the Leader from the ONE PIECE FILM edition starter deck.
How do I buy Shanks cards from Japan?
We source Shanks singles from the Tokyo secondary market on request through our Quick Order want-list page — we don’t currently carry them in standing stock. For sealed product, OP-16 — The Time of Battle, the current booster carrying a Shanks print, is currently listed at ¥13,860 and ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
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