One Boa Hancock card, one listing: the SNKRDUNK asking price for the OP07-051 comic parallel was ¥180,000 as of August 6, 2026.
That was the ask on a single Boa Hancock print: the comic-style parallel of OP07-051 from “500 Years in the Future” (OP-07), the only copy listed on SNKRDUNK that day. Most Hancock collectors will never chase that specific card, and they don’t need to: the Empress of Kuja has been printed as a Super Rare in at least five different One Piece Card Game sets since the game launched, and every one of those Super Rares carries its own parallel art print on top of the standard version.
Boa Hancock’s prints span base SR cards and their parallels, two Hancock Leader cards (OP07-038 and OP14-041) and a group DON!! card from the Heroines Special Set.
Seven key Boa Hancock prints: six across five sets — OP-01, OP-07, OP-14, OP-16 and EB-03 — plus a group DON!! card from the Heroines Special Set. As of August 6, 2026, the OP07-051 comic-style parallel was a single ¥180,000 SNKRDUNK listing, and the standard SR-P prints across the five sets asked between ¥4,400 and ¥9,999.
- SNKRDUNK asking prices in this guide are as of August 6, 2026.
- Store listing: the OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese booster box, the set of OP16-032, is currently listed at ¥10,634 (~$69).
- Full card list: One Piece card list.
Marketplace prices in this guide are SNKRDUNK asking prices measured on August 6, 2026. A single-listing price means only one copy was up for sale at that ask when measured, so it is one seller’s ask rather than a market band. USD figures for store listings convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Every Boa Hancock Printing and Its Ask on August 6, 2026
Seven prints with dated SNKRDUNK asks (August 6, 2026):
| # | Card | Set | Ask (Aug 6, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Boa Hancock SR comic parallel — OP07-051 | 500 Years in the Future (OP-07) | ¥180,000 (single listing) |
| 2 | DON!! Robin & Uta & Nami & Hancock Super Parallel | Heroines Special Set | ¥29,500 opened (PSA 10 asks ¥125,000–130,000) |
| 3 | Boa Hancock SR — OP14-112 | The Azure Sea’s Seven (OP-14) | ¥9,999 |
| 4 | Boa Hancock SR — OP16-032 | The Time of Battle (OP-16) | ¥7,000 |
| 5 | Boa Hancock SR — OP01-078 | Romance Dawn (OP-01) | ¥5,500 |
| 6 | Boa Hancock SR standard — OP07-051 | 500 Years in the Future (OP-07) | ¥5,000 |
| 7 | Boa Hancock SR — EB03-026 | Heroines (EB-03) | ¥4,400 |
The comic parallel of OP07-051 sits in a price tier by itself: its ¥180,000 ask compares with ¥4,400–¥9,999 for the standard SR prints. Leader cards are deckbuilding cards rather than chase pulls.
The OP07-051 Comic Parallel
The base card here is Boa Hancock, OP07-051, from “500 Years in the Future” (OP-07): a Character card, Blue, Cost 6, 8000 Power, printed at Super Rare. The set lists it with several distinct print variants tracked separately — the standard SR, an alternate-art (“aa”) version, a manga/comic-style art parallel, a later reprint listing under “Emperors in the New World,” and promotional alternate-art prints tied to a Seven Warlords of the Sea Binder Set product.
The manga/comic-style parallel carried the ¥180,000 ask as a single listing on SNKRDUNK on August 6, 2026.
Comic/manga-style parallels in the One Piece Card Game reproduce the source manga’s linework rather than the game’s usual painted character art. The standard OP07-051 SR asked ¥5,000 on the same day.
Standard SR, alternate-art (“aa”), and comic/manga parallel are three separate listings of the same card number, OP07-051, and they price completely differently — ¥5,000 for the standard versus ¥180,000 for the comic parallel on August 6, 2026. Check the art style, not just the card code, before you assume which one you’re pricing.
The SR-P Ladder: Five Sets, Five Entry Points
Outside of the OP07-051 comic parallel, the other Boa Hancock Super Rares asked between ¥4,400 and ¥9,999 on August 6, 2026. We’re using “SR-P” here as shorthand the way collectors commonly do, for “SR card with a notable parallel/promo print” — it isn’t a formal rarity code the card game itself uses, so don’t expect to see it printed on a card sleeve or official rarity chart.
| Card code | Set | Color / Cost / Power | Ask (Aug 6, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP01-078 | Romance Dawn (OP-01) | Blue · Cost 4 · 5000 | ¥5,500 |
| OP07-051 | 500 Years in the Future (OP-07) | Blue · Cost 6 · 8000 | ¥5,000 (standard) |
| OP14-112 | The Azure Sea’s Seven (OP-14) | Yellow · Cost 9 · 10000 | ¥9,999 |
| OP16-032 | The Time of Battle (OP-16) | Green · Cost 7 · 9000 | ¥7,000 |
| EB03-026 | Heroines (EB-03) | Blue · Cost 6 · 8000 | ¥4,400 |
Hancock has been printed in three different colors across her SR appearances: Blue in OP-01, OP-07 and EB-03, Yellow in OP-14 and Green in OP-16. Each of these five base SR cards also has an alternate-art parallel on top of the standard print, and OP14-112 has a Special (SP) print and a Prize-card version as well, so the ¥9,999 ask is for the standard SR only.
Unlike the comic parallel, none of these five asks was a single listing when measured.
The Leader Cards: OP07-038 and OP14-041
Separate from every Character-card SR above, Boa Hancock has also been printed as a Leader card twice, and it’s worth keeping these apart from the chase-rarity conversation entirely — Leader cards aren’t rarity-tiered the same way, they’re deckbuilding requirements.
- OP07-038, the Leader from “500 Years in the Future” (OP-07): Special attribute, 5 Life, 5000 Power, with an effect that draws a card when one of your characters is removed from the field.
- OP14-041, the Leader from “The Azure Sea’s Seven” (OP-14): Blue/Yellow, 5000 Power, 4 Life, printed with both a standard version and its own alternate-art (“aa”) copy.
A Hancock leader deck is built around one of these two Leader cards rather than the Character-card SRs. OP14-041 (the Leader) and OP14-112 (the Character SR) share a set but are different cards; only OP14-112 asked ¥9,999 on August 6, 2026.
The Heroines Tie-In: EB03-026 and the Group DON!!
EB03-026 is the Boa Hancock SR from the “Heroines” set (EB-03), the One Piece Card Game release built around the series’ female cast. Blue, Cost 6, 8000 Power, with a standard print, an alternate-art version and a Special (SP) print confirmed. At ¥4,400 on August 6, 2026, it was the lowest of the five base SR-P asks in this guide. Bandai’s product page for EB-03 gives the Japanese release as October 25, 2025, at ¥220 per pack with six cards per pack and 71+4 card types.
The more distinctive Heroines-era card, though, isn’t a solo Hancock print at all. The Heroines Special Set produced a group DON!! card — Robin & Uta & Nami & Hancock, Super Parallel — that puts four of the franchise’s female characters on a single DON!! card rather than a character card. On August 6, 2026 it asked around ¥29,500 opened, with PSA 10 cards asking ¥125,000–130,000.
The wider Heroines set is covered in our EB-03 Heroines Edition chase cards guide and our broader One Piece Heroines card guide.
Which Hancock Print Fits Your Budget
The lineup by SNKRDUNK asking price on August 6, 2026:
- Up to ¥5,000 — EB03-026 Heroines SR (¥4,400) or the standard OP07-051 SR (¥5,000). Both are Super Rare Hancock character cards, not the parallel-print versions.
- ¥5,500–¥9,999 — OP01-078 Romance Dawn (¥5,500), OP16-032 Time of Battle (¥7,000) or OP14-112 Azure Sea’s Seven (¥9,999): three sets and three colors.
- Around ¥29,500 — the DON!! Robin & Uta & Nami & Hancock Super Parallel, opened condition, from the Heroines Special Set. An ensemble print rather than a solo Hancock.
- ¥125,000–130,000 — PSA 10 versions of that same group DON!! card.
- ¥180,000, single listing — the OP07-051 comic-style parallel.
Where to Source Boa Hancock Cards from Japan
Sourcing requests for a specific Hancock print go through Quick Order. PSA 10 back orders are offered for Hancock prints including the OP01-078 Romance Dawn SR-P (parallel print) at ¥17,890 (~$116), the EB03-026 Heroines SR-P (parallel print) at ¥11,940 (~$78) and the OP07-051 comic parallel at ¥291,209 (~$1,891) — sourced to order; the product pages show the current terms. See how a PSA 10 back order works.
The OP-16 The Time of Battle booster box (Japanese), the set of OP16-032, is currently listed at ¥10,634 (~$69). Sealed Japanese One Piece boxes ship from Tokyo; browse the One Piece booster box collection. For the rest of the franchise’s headline female cast, see our Nami One Piece cards guide. For the game’s highest-asking cards, see our most valuable One Piece cards roundup and the manga-art parallel rundown in our One Piece manga rare cards guide.
New to buying from Japan? Our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan in 2026 covers the sourcing, condition and shipping basics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the most valuable Boa Hancock card?
The comic/manga-style parallel of OP07-051, from “500 Years in the Future” (OP-07), asked ¥180,000 as a single listing on SNKRDUNK (measured August 6, 2026). A single listing is one seller’s ask rather than a market band. The standard SR prints across the other four sets asked between ¥4,400 and ¥9,999.
Which set has the Boa Hancock comic parallel?
“500 Years in the Future” (OP-07), card number OP07-051. The set also contains the standard SR version of the same card (asking ¥5,000 on August 6, 2026), an alternate-art parallel, a later reprint under “Emperors in the New World,” and promotional alternate-art prints from a Seven Warlords of the Sea Binder Set product — check the art style to tell them apart.
Is there a Heroines Boa Hancock card?
Yes — EB03-026, the SR from the “Heroines” set (EB-03), asking ¥4,400 for the standard print on August 6, 2026, with alternate-art and Special (SP) versions also confirmed. The Heroines Special Set also produced a group DON!! card, Robin & Uta & Nami & Hancock Super Parallel, asking around ¥29,500 opened with PSA 10 cards asking ¥125,000–130,000.
What’s the cheapest way to start collecting Hancock cards?
On August 6, 2026 the EB03-026 Heroines SR at ¥4,400 and the standard OP07-051 SR at ¥5,000 were the lowest asks, followed by OP01-078 Romance Dawn at ¥5,500. They are the standard Super Rare prints rather than the alternate-art or comic-parallel versions, which asked more.
How do I buy Boa Hancock cards from Japan?
Sourcing requests for a specific Hancock print go through Quick Order, and PSA 10 back orders are offered for several Hancock prints. Sealed Japanese One Piece boxes ship from Tokyo, including the OP-16 The Time of Battle box, currently listed at ¥10,634 (~$69).
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