Most Expensive Luffy One Piece Cards: OP-05 Leads Our Japanese PSA 10 Listings

Updated November 9, 2026

The most expensive Luffy One Piece cards among our Japanese listings are two PSA 10 cards close to JPY 78,400: Monkey.D.Luffy Wanted SEC-SPC OP05-119 from OP-05 (OP05) at JPY 78,419 and Luffy & Ace ST30-001 at JPY 78,394. Prices below are our own listing prices as of November 9, 2026, not market or sold prices.

What Are the Most Expensive Luffy One Piece Cards We List?

The most expensive Luffy cards we list are six PSA 10 singles, ranked here by our listing price. The ranking covers only what we currently list, so it says nothing about Luffy cards we do not carry or about prices elsewhere.

There is a clear break after the first two. Ranks 1 and 2 sit near JPY 78,400, while rank 3 is JPY 28,415, so the top card is about 2.8 times rank 3. The gap between rank 3 and rank 4 is JPY 3,665, and the gap between ranks 5 and 6 is only JPY 292. The top card is about ten times the price of the sixth.

The ranking is a snapshot of our shelf on one date. Listing prices change, and cards may be added or removed, so read the product page for the current figure before you decide. Every card here is a single graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint), so the grade is the same across the whole ranking.

The six cards fall into three groups. The first group is the two near-equal top cards. The second group is two promo cards, one SR and one P, in the JPY 24,000 to JPY 28,000 range. The third group is two Leader cards under JPY 8,200. The sections below take each group in turn, then place all six against the official Luffy list.

What Is Luffy OP05-119 From OP-05, the Top Listing?

Luffy OP05-119 is the top listing in our ranking at JPY 78,419, and the official list shows it as a Secret (SEC) Monkey.D.Luffy in two sets. The official card list places it in AWAKENING OF THE NEW ERA [OP05] and in ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST [PRB-01].

The product is named PSA10 Monkey.D.Luffy : Wanted SEC-SPC [OP05-119]. The “Wanted” part of the name and the SEC-SPC label come from our listing title. The official list records the card as an SEC Monkey.D.Luffy under the same number.

One note on naming: our listing title names the booster as “Emperors In The New World”, while the official list places OP05-119 in the sets above. Match the card by its number, OP05-119, and you will have the right Luffy. The same number also appears when people type the code without the hyphen, as OP05119 or as the set code OP05, so all three forms point to the same card.

OP05-119 is one of eight SEC Luffy numbers on the official list, and it is the only one of the eight in our current listings. That makes it the one Secret Rare Luffy you can buy from us right now, and it is also the top of the price ranking. The other seven SEC numbers are covered in the Secret Rare section below.

If you are new to the code system, our One Piece card rarity list explains how SEC, SR, L and P differ from set to set.

How Does Luffy & Ace ST30-001 Compare?

Luffy & Ace ST30-001 is an L-P card listed at JPY 78,394, which is JPY 25 below OP05-119. It comes from Start Deck EX “Luffy&Ace Bonus Pack”, per our product page.

The two top cards are priced almost the same, so the choice is about what you collect, not about price. Pick OP05-119 if you want a Secret Rare Luffy from a booster pack. Pick ST30-001 if you want the card that shows Luffy and Ace together.

The card is a different kind of object from OP05-119. OP05-119 is a Luffy-only Secret Rare. ST30-001 is a two-character card from a start deck product, shown in our list with the L-P label. The official Luffy list also names a related set, -Luffy & Ace- [ST-30], where the SR Luffy number ST30-012 appears. That is a different card from ST30-001, so do not mix the two numbers when you search.

For a collector who cares about a Luffy and Ace pairing, ST30-001 is the clear pick. For a collector building a run of Luffy Secret Rares across sets, OP05-119 is the clear pick. If you simply want the single most expensive Luffy listing we have, it is OP05-119 by JPY 25.

Which Luffy Cards Sit in the Middle of the Ranking?

Two promo cards fill the middle: ST21-014 at JPY 28,415 and P-110 at JPY 24,750. Both are PSA 10 and both come from promotional products in our listings rather than regular boosters.

ST21-014 is an SR Luffy. Our listing names its source as the promotional card from “ONE PIECE magazine Special Feature Weekly Shonen Jump & ONE PIECE 020”, while the official list shows ST21-014 in the GEAR5 [ST-21] set. The number is the same in both places, so the card is the same Luffy whichever source name you read.

P-110 is a Promo (P) card; the official list shows it under the 4th Anniversary Event, and our listing names Premium Card Collection “ONE PIECE DAY’25”. It is one of eleven Luffy promo numbers the official list names, which also include P-006, P-007, P-022, P-037, P-043, P-047, P-055, P-075, P-135 and P-154.

These two cards are the practical middle of the shelf. Each is priced at roughly a third of the top two cards, yet they are still PSA 10 singles with a rarity code of SR or P. If the JPY 78,000 level is more than you want to spend on one Luffy, either card is a reasonable next step down. ST21-014 is the choice if you want an SR, since the official list ties it to GEAR5 [ST-21]. P-110 is the choice if you want a promo tied to an anniversary event.

What Are the Entry-Priced Luffy Leader Cards?

The two Leader cards in our list, ST21-001 and OP13-001, sit at the bottom of the ranking at JPY 8,132 and JPY 7,840. Both are L (Leader) rarity and both are PSA 10.

ST21-001 comes from Start Deck EX “Gear 5”. OP13-001 is a promotional card from the “Ichibansho ONE PIECE CARD GAME Purchase Bonus” and is listed as the “:Opened” version. The official list shows both numbers among the Luffy Leaders.

The official list names sixteen Luffy Leader numbers in total: EB02-010, OP01-003, OP05-060, OP09-061, OP11-040, OP13-001, OP15-098, OP16-022, OP17-079, ST01-001, ST08-001, ST10-002, ST13-003, ST14-001, ST21-001 and ST29-001. Two of those sixteen are in our current listings. The others are not, so use the official numbers as a checklist if you are building a Leader run.

OP05-060 is worth a mention because the official list shows that one Leader in four places: AWAKENING OF THE NEW ERA [OP05], One Piece Card Game x PSA Exclusive Promo Card, Purple Monkey.D.Luffy [ST-18] and Anime 25th Collection [EB-02]. A single number can be printed across several products, which is why the card number is the safest way to identify a card.

The price difference between the two Leaders is small, JPY 292. If you want a start deck Leader, choose ST21-001. If you want a promo Leader from a purchase bonus, choose OP13-001.

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Which Luffy Cards Are Secret Rares on the Official List?

The official card list shows eight Secret (SEC) Luffy card numbers, and only OP05-119 is in our current listings. The table below shows what the official list says for each.

Five of the eight numbers appear in more than one product: EB02-061, EB04-061, OP05-119, OP09-119 and OP15-119 each carry two set listings. Only OP10-118, OP11-118 and OP13-118 are listed in a single set each.

OP09-119 is the SEC Luffy the official list ties to an anniversary product: it is placed in EMPERORS IN THE NEW WORLD [OP-09] and in the Japanese 3rd ANNIVERSARY SET. For that product, see our Japanese 3rd Anniversary Set guide.

Which Super Rare Luffy Cards Does the Official List Show?

The official list shows fifteen SR Monkey.D.Luffy numbers, and one of them, ST21-014, is in our current listings. They split into main-set SRs and start-deck or special-set SRs.

OP07-109 is also listed with rarity TR in TWO LEGENDS [OP-08], so the same number can carry a different rarity code in a different set. When you compare two copies of a card, check the rarity code and the set, not only the number.

The official list also shows a long tail of Luffy cards at R, UC and C rarity, including OP02-041, OP03-070, OP06-013, OP07-073, OP07-091, OP10-111, OP14-034, OP15-092, OP16-034 and OP16-095 at R, and OP04-014, OP15-051 and OP16-052 at UC. These are not in our Luffy listings, and they are outside the price ranking above.

Which Luffy Card Should You Choose?

Choose OP05-119 if you want the Secret Rare Luffy, choose ST30-001 if you want the Luffy and Ace card, and choose a Leader card at JPY 8,132 or JPY 7,840 if you want a Luffy PSA 10 for a smaller amount. All six cards are PSA 10, so the grade does not separate them.

Three questions settle most choices. First, do you collect by rarity or by character moment? If rarity, OP05-119 is the only SEC in our Luffy listings. If a moment, ST21-001 comes from Start Deck EX “Gear 5” in our listing, and the official list shows ST21-014 in GEAR5 [ST-21]. Second, do you want a main-set card or a promo? ST21-014, P-110 and OP13-001 are all promotional in our listings. Third, how much do you want to spend on one card? The ranking above lets you read that off directly.

A practical plan for a first Luffy PSA 10 is to start with one of the two Leaders, since they are the smallest purchases in the group, and move up to a promo or the Secret Rare later. For a buyer who already knows they want the top card, the product page for OP05-119 is the place to start.

If you are also following newer Japanese One Piece Card Game releases, our guides to Premium Extra Booster PEB-01 and to Saint Gunko cards from OP-18 cover other parts of the range.

How Do You Buy a Luffy PSA 10 Card From Japan?

You buy a Luffy PSA 10 card by adding it to your cart on its product page and paying in Japanese yen. Shipping is by FedEx with tracking, and the cost is calculated at checkout.

• Shipping: FedEx International Connect Plus usually takes 3-7 business days after dispatch, and FedEx International Priority usually takes 2-5 business days. Both are estimates, not guaranteed dates (shipping policy).
• Handling: most orders ship within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. Business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays.
• Payment: all payments are in JPY. Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee; PayPal and card payments carry a 5% processing fee (payment methods).
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• PSA availability: PSA cards are also sold on our other channels, so an item shown online may sell before we lock your order. Once your payment clears, we secure the matching PSA card, even if more sourcing is needed.

On a card at JPY 78,419, the 5% processing fee on PayPal or card payment is about JPY 3,921, so the payment method matters more on the top two cards than on the Leaders. Wise carries no processing fee. If you pay by SWIFT through Wise, a JPY 611 receiving fee is deducted before the funds reach us, so add JPY 611 to your order total.

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