This guide compares twenty-two selected One Piece comic-parallel prints, the manga-panel alternate-art treatment Japanese collectors call komipara. Raw asking prices were recorded for twenty of those prints on SNKRDUNK on October 8, 2026; two rows had no ask seen.
For Japanese One Piece boxes, our EB-03 Heroines Edition Box option is listed at ¥15,737 (~$102). The OP-17 and OP-16 boxes are sold out at the time of this update; restock requests go through Quick Order. The OP-17 card list covers the set behind several cards in the ranking.
The spread inside that group is enormous. Among the prints with an ask, the table starts at ¥48,000 (~$312) for a Trafalgar Law secret rare parallel and climbs to ¥900,000 (~$5,844) for the OP-17 print of Monkey.D.Luffy [EB04-061]. In between sit price gaps that make no sense until you understand two mechanics: which print run a card comes from, and whether it has been graded. The same Shanks card number is asking ¥135,000 in one printing and ¥530,000 in another. A raw Zoro asking ¥250,000 has an ARS 10 listing at ¥650,000.
This guide ranks its selected print roster in one dated table, and then walks through the four patterns the data shows — so you can read a One Piece price list the way the Japanese market actually prices it. We export Japanese sealed product from Tokyo every week, which is why we read the Japanese marketplace rather than quoting recycled Western estimates.
The table preserves historical SNKRDUNK asking prices recorded on October 8, 2026. Store prices and availability were checked on October 15, 2026; other background facts retain their August 5, 2026 check date. Browse Japanese sets on the One Piece card list.
Every row of the table is a comic parallel. The highest ask is the OP-17 print of Monkey.D.Luffy [EB04-061] at ¥900,000 (~$5,844); the lowest ask in the table is ¥48,000 (~$312). Print variant moves the ask on the same card number (Shanks [OP01-120]: ¥530,000 against ¥135,000, single listings), and the lowest PSA 10 ask was about 1.5–5.2x the lowest raw ask on the same print. Two Luffy [OP13-118] rows had no ask seen on October 8, 2026. All figures are the lowest SNKRDUNK asking prices on October 8, 2026 — not sold prices.
Marketplace figures are the lowest asking prices on SNKRDUNK on October 8, 2026; store listings are identified separately and were checked on October 15. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate. Asking prices are what sellers were listing at on that date — not confirmed sale prices. Where only one listing existed, we say so.
How These Prices Were Measured
Most “One Piece card value” lists you’ll find in English are aggregated from Western sales databases, quoted without a date, or simply copied from other articles. We took a different approach: every number here is the lowest ask on the Japanese marketplace on a stated date, and we’re telling you exactly what the numbers are and aren’t.
Every marketplace price in this article is the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK, a Japanese TCG marketplace, on October 8, 2026. These are the prices sellers are listing at — not completed-sale prices, which can settle lower. Where a card had only a single listing, we label it as a single listing (weak) rather than presenting it as a market consensus. Where no ask was seen for a print, the table says so.
The main table covers selected Japanese booster-pulled comic parallels. Serial-numbered tournament prizes and anniversary special prints are outside that table. It should not be read as an exhaustive price ranking of every One Piece card treatment.
Why read the Japanese market at all? Because One Piece is a Japanese-first game. The rarest treatments — comic parallels, Red Comic Parallels, THE BEST reprint chase slots — are pulled from Japanese product, priced first in yen, and exported outward. If you want to know what a chase card asks at the source, the Japanese ask is the number that matters.
The Most Valuable One Piece Cards: Selected Print Ranking
The selected roster is ranked by the lowest raw (ungraded) asking price on October 8, 2026, with the lowest PSA 10 ask beside it where one was seen. Additional print comparisons, including the regular OP13-119 Ace comic parallel, are discussed separately below. Graded listings are covered separately in the graded-ask section below.
| # | Card | Set / Print | Lowest raw ask (JPY), Oct 8, 2026 | ~USD | Lowest PSA 10 ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [EB04-061] | OP-17 世界最強の戦士 (EB04-061 reprint print) | ¥900,000 | ~$5,844 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 2 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP05-119] (Gear 5 / Nika art) | OP-05 新時代の主役 | ¥600,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$3,896 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 3 | Shanks SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP01-120] | THE BEST (PRB-01) print | ¥530,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$3,442 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 4 | Rocks D. Xebec SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP17-118] | OP-17 世界最強の戦士 | ¥485,000 | ~$3,149 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 5 | Portgas.D.Ace SEC-RSP Red Comic Parallel [OP13-119] | OP-13 受け継がれる意志 | ¥400,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$2,597 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 6 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [EB02-061] | Anime 25th Collection | ¥338,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$2,195 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 7 | Roronoa Zoro SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP06-118] | OP-06 双璧の覇者 | ¥250,000 | ~$1,623 | PSA 10: ¥380,000 ARS 10: ¥650,000 |
| 8 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP09-119] | OP-09 新たなる皇帝 | ¥190,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$1,234 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 9 | Portgas.D.Ace SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP02-013] | THE BEST (PRB-01) print | ¥150,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$974 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 10 | Boa Hancock SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP07-051] | OP-07 500年後の未来 | ¥145,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$942 | PSA 10: ¥350,000 (single listing, weak) |
| 11 | Shanks SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP01-120] | OP-01 Romance Dawn print | ¥135,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$877 | PSA 10: ¥700,000 (single listing, weak) |
| 12 | Shanks SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP17-022] | OP-17 世界最強の戦士 | ¥129,999 (single listing, weak) | ~$844 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 13 | Sanji SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP06-119] | THE BEST vol.2 (PRB-02) print | ¥115,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$747 | PSA 10: ¥280,000 |
| 14 | Portgas.D.Ace SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP02-013] | OP-02 頂上決戦 (Paramount War) | ¥100,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$649 | PSA 10: ¥350,000 (single listing, weak) |
| 15 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP11-118] | OP-11 神速の拳 | ¥90,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$584 | PSA 10: ¥240,000 |
| 16 | Shanks SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP09-004] | OP-09 新たなる皇帝 | ¥90,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$584 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 17 | Trafalgar Law SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP05-069] | OP-05 新時代の主役 | ¥68,800 | ~$447 | PSA 10: ¥218,000 |
| 18 | Nami R-SP Comic Parallel [OP01-016] | THE BEST (PRB-01) print | ¥68,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$442 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 19 | Kaido SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP17-062] | OP-17 世界最強の戦士 | ¥55,000 (single listing, weak) | ~$357 | no PSA 10 ask seen |
| 20 | Trafalgar Law SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP10-119] | OP-10 王族の血統 | ¥48,000 | ~$312 | PSA 10: ¥130,000 |
| 21 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-RSP Red Comic Parallel [OP13-118] | OP-13 受け継がれる意志 | no ask seen October 8, 2026 | — | no ask seen |
| 22 | Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP13-118] | OP-13 受け継がれる意志 | no ask seen October 8, 2026 | — | no ask seen |
A few things to note before you read the ranking too literally. Many asks come from a single listing (flagged in the Ask column) — one seller’s ask, not a price established by repeated sales. Two rows, both Luffy [OP13-118], had no ask seen on October 8, 2026 and sit at the bottom. And four rows — Shanks [OP01-120], Ace [OP02-013] and Nami [OP01-016] from PRB-01 “ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST”, and Sanji [OP06-119] from PRB-02 — are reprint listings, which is the single most confusing thing about One Piece prices and gets its own section below.
Read down the “Card” column and one phrase repeats on every row: Comic Parallel. That’s pattern number one.
Pattern 1: Comic Parallels Lead This Ranking
Every row in this guide’s selected October 8, 2026 ranking is a comic parallel (コミパラ, komipara), an alternate-art treatment incorporating manga panels, screentone and dialogue framing. The table compares those selected print-specific listings; it is not a complete ranking of every One Piece card or tournament prize. Keep that scope in mind when comparing a listed manga card with a different treatment.
For an art-focused collection, the attraction of this treatment is its connection to the manga. The character, scene and background panels can matter as much as the card’s role in the game. Compare the actual illustration and set of origin before choosing a print; this asking-price table does not establish pull odds or predict which treatment will sell for more. Our One Piece manga rare cards guide explains the treatment and its identification details.
The character distribution is telling, too. Luffy, Ace, Shanks and Law each appear on more than one row of the table. The market concentrates on a handful of protagonists, and within each set, the comic parallel of the cover-character secret rare is usually the top ask.
Two individual cards deserve a closer look. The Gear 5 Luffy [OP05-119] asked ¥600,000 (~$3,896) on October 8, 2026 (single listing, weak) — second in the table, ahead of every card from a newer set except the OP-17 print of Luffy [EB04-061]. And the Luffy [EB02-061] at ¥338,000 (~$2,195) comes from the Anime 25th Collection, an anniversary product rather than a mainline booster — a reminder that the comic parallel treatment isn’t confined to numbered OP sets, and that limited-run products can place a card in the top half of this table.
OP-17 is the newest set in the table: the OP-17 print of Luffy [EB04-061] asks ¥900,000 (~$5,844), Rocks D. Xebec [OP17-118] ¥485,000 (~$3,149), Shanks [OP17-022] ¥129,999 (~$844) and Kaido [OP17-062] ¥55,000 (~$357). Our OP-17 chase cards guide breaks down each of the four manga treatments; see also the OP-17 pull rates guide.
Pattern 2: Print Variants Change Everything
Here is the trap that catches more buyers than anything else in this game. Two listings, same character, same card number, same artwork — and a different asking price.
| Card | Original-set print ask (Oct 8, 2026) | Reprint print ask (Oct 8, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Shanks SEC-SP Comic Parallel [OP01-120] | ¥135,000 (~$877) — Romance Dawn (single listing, weak) | ¥530,000 (~$3,442) — THE BEST (PRB-01) (single listing, weak) |
| Portgas.D.Ace SR-SP Comic Parallel [OP02-013] | ¥100,000 (~$649) — 頂上決戦 (Paramount War) (single listing, weak) | ¥150,000 (~$974) — THE BEST (PRB-01) (single listing, weak) |
Both versions carry the card number OP01-120 or OP02-013 on the face. The difference is the set of origin: one was pulled from the card’s original booster set, the other from PRB-01 “ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST,” a premium reprint set whose chase slots were printed under different conditions. On October 8, 2026 the lowest ask was ¥530,000 for the THE BEST Shanks against ¥135,000 for the Romance Dawn original — lowest asks on the same card number, on the same day, on the same marketplace.
Note the direction: on these two cards it’s the reprint listing that carries the higher ask, not the original. Which version of a given card number carries the higher ask is not something you can guess from “originals are worth more” logic — you have to check the actual listings for the actual print. The Nami R-SP [OP01-016] in our table is also the THE BEST print, at ¥68,000 (single listing, weak), and the Sanji SEC-SP [OP06-119] is the PRB-02 print, at ¥115,000 (single listing, weak).
Always confirm the set of origin, not just the card number. Card numbers carry over between original sets and reprint products like PRB-01, and on the two cards above the lowest asks differ between the original and the reprint. If a listing doesn’t state which set the copy was pulled from, ask — and if you’re selling, identifying your print correctly matters.
Pattern 3: Red Comic Parallels Are Their Own Tier
OP-13 (受け継がれる意志) introduced a treatment that sits above even the regular comic parallels: the Red Comic Parallel (レッドコミパラ), a manga-panel card rendered in red. Of the two OP-13 red cards, one had an ask on October 8, 2026:
- Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-RSP [OP13-118] — no ask seen on October 8, 2026, and no ask seen for the regular comic parallel of the same card number either.
- Portgas.D.Ace SEC-RSP [OP13-119] — asking ¥400,000 (~$2,597) (single listing, weak).
The cleanest way to see the tier gap is that OP13-119 exists in both treatments, and both had an ask on October 8, 2026. The regular comic parallel Ace [OP13-119] was asking ¥70,000 (single listing, weak). The Red Comic Parallel of the same card number was asking ¥400,000 (single listing, weak) — roughly 5.7x, within the same set, same character, same panel. The market lists the red treatment as a separate product tier.
The usual caution applies with extra force here. A ¥400,000 figure from a single listing is a data point about what one seller is asking, not a settled market price. We report it because it is real and dated — but if you’re valuing a collection, treat single-listing asks at this altitude as a ceiling, not a benchmark. These cards also pull from the same boxes as everything else in OP-13; our One Piece god pack guide covers the special pack configurations that concentrate hits like these.
Pattern 4: PSA 10 Asks Against Raw Asks
Everything above concerns raw cards. The same October 8, 2026 search also returned graded listings of several ranking cards. On the prints where both a raw ask and a PSA 10 ask were seen, the lowest PSA 10 ask was about 1.5x to 5.2x the lowest raw ask.
| Card | Raw ask | Graded ask | Approx. multiple |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shanks SEC-SP [OP01-120] (Romance Dawn print) | ¥135,000 (~$877) (single listing, weak) | PSA 10: ¥700,000 (~$4,545) (single listing, weak) | ~5.2x |
| Roronoa Zoro SEC-SP [OP06-118] | ¥250,000 (~$1,623) | PSA 10: ¥380,000 (~$2,468) ARS 10: ¥650,000 (~$4,221) |
~1.5x PSA / ~2.6x ARS |
| Trafalgar Law SR-SP [OP05-069] | ¥68,800 (~$447) | PSA 10: ¥218,000 (~$1,416) | ~3.2x |
| Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP [OP11-118] | ¥90,000 (~$584) (single listing, weak) | PSA 10: ¥240,000 (~$1,558) | ~2.7x |
| Nami R-SP [OP01-016] (THE BEST print) | ¥68,000 (~$442) (single listing, weak) | no PSA 10 ask seen | — |
Two details in that table are worth pausing on. First, the Shanks sits at the top of the multiple range — a PSA 10 ask at about five times the raw ask — but both figures are single listings, so read the ratio as indicative only. Second, the lowest Zoro PSA 10 ask is a much smaller step above the raw ask than the Shanks one, so the multiple differs card by card rather than following one rule.
The Zoro also shows that which grading company is named matters in the Japanese market. The ARS 10 ask (¥650,000) was above the PSA 10 ask (¥380,000) for the same card. ARS is a Japanese grading service, and its listings are priced separately from PSA ones — a wrinkle that Western price guides rarely capture at all.
The practical takeaway: on every print where both were seen, the lowest graded ask sat above the lowest raw ask, and the size of the gap differs from card to card. Check the actual graded listing for the actual print.
The Entry Tier: DON!! Super Parallels
If the table above reads like a list of cards you’ll never own, there’s a floor to this market that follows the same collecting logic. DON!! Super Parallels — alternate-art versions of the DON!! cards every deck uses — are a lower-priced way to own a scarce One Piece parallel. From the same October 8, 2026 search:
- Yamato DON!! Super Parallel — no ask seen October 8, 2026
- Boa Hancock DON!! Super Parallel — asking ¥7,500 (~$49) (Heroines Edition print) and ¥9,000 (~$58) (THE BEST vol.2 print)
- Heroines four-character DON!! — asking ¥3,000 (~$19) as an opened single and ¥23,000 (~$149) for the gold version, opened (Heroines Edition Special Set)
At ¥3,000–¥23,000, this tier sits far below the Red Comic Parallels, but the structure is the same: a standard game piece, printed in a scarce alternate treatment, listed by character. A DON!! Super Parallel is an alternate treatment of a game piece; collectors can choose it for the artwork as well as for use with a deck.
How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan
A straightforward disclosure first: the singles in this article are listed on SNKRDUNK, not in our catalogue — this is a price study, not a catalog. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. What we do, week in and week out from Tokyo, is export the sealed Japanese product those cards come out of, plus wholesale sourcing for shops that want Japanese inventory at volume.
If the ranking above convinced you of anything, it should be that the chase value in this game concentrates in Japanese product — and sealed boxes are how that product moves. Currently listed:
Three other routes, depending on what you’re after:
- Specific items we don’t list — sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
- Buying for a shop — we supply card stores internationally; our Japanese TCG wholesale guide explains how sourcing from Tokyo works at case volume.
- First import from Japan — if you’ve never ordered Japanese cards internationally, our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan walks through the whole process, from payment to customs.
For reference against the reprint-variant section above: PRB-01 “ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST” is the set whose chase slots produced the THE BEST print listings of Shanks, Ace and Nami in the table.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most valuable One Piece card in 2026?
On October 8, 2026 the highest ask in this table was the OP-17 print of Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP Comic Parallel [EB04-061] at ¥900,000 (~$5,844). The Luffy [OP13-118] prints had no ask seen. The next asks down were the Gear 5 Luffy [OP05-119] at ¥600,000 and the THE BEST print Shanks [OP01-120] at ¥530,000, both single listings.
What are comic parallel (manga rare) One Piece cards?
Comic parallels (コミパラ) are alternate-art versions of rare, super rare and secret rare cards that reproduce an actual panel from the One Piece manga, including screentone and speed lines. Every row of the October 8, 2026 table is a comic parallel — no other treatment appears in it. Our manga rare guide covers the treatment in full.
Why do two copies of the same One Piece card number have wildly different prices?
Because the same card number can exist in multiple print runs. On October 8, 2026 Shanks [OP01-120] asked ¥135,000 as an OP-01 Romance Dawn print and ¥530,000 as a PRB-01 “THE BEST” print; Ace [OP02-013] showed ¥100,000 for 頂上決戦 versus ¥150,000 for THE BEST. All four are single listings. Always confirm the set of origin.
How much does grading increase a One Piece card’s value?
On October 8, 2026 the lowest PSA 10 ask was about 1.5x to 5.2x the lowest raw ask on the same print. Examples: Shanks [OP01-120] raw ¥135,000 vs PSA 10 ¥700,000; Zoro [OP06-118] raw ¥250,000 vs PSA 10 ¥380,000 and ARS 10 ¥650,000; Law [OP05-069] raw ¥68,800 vs PSA 10 ¥218,000.
Are these prices what the cards actually sell for?
No — they are asking prices, the lowest seen on SNKRDUNK on October 8, 2026. Asking prices are what sellers list at; completed sales can settle lower. We chose dated asks over undated “market value” estimates because they are directly verifiable, and we label single-listing items so you can weight them accordingly.
What is the cheapest way to start collecting One Piece parallels?
DON!! Super Parallels — alternate-art versions of the DON!! cards every deck uses. On October 8, 2026 the Boa Hancock DON!! Super Parallel asked ¥7,500 (Heroines Edition print) and ¥9,000 (THE BEST vol.2 print), and the opened four-character Heroines DON!! asked ¥3,000; no Yamato ask was seen. Same scarcity structure, at a fraction of the price.
Can I buy the singles in this ranking from your store?
Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. The OP-17 booster box is sold out at the time of this update. The EB-03 Heroines Edition Box option is listed at ¥15,737 (~$102), checked on October 15, 2026. The singles table is a historical SNKRDUNK asking-price reference.
Which OP-17 cards appear in this list?
The ranking is built entirely from comic parallels, and four OP-17 prints have an ask in the October 8, 2026 table: Luffy [EB04-061] at ¥900,000, Rocks D. Xebec [OP17-118] at ¥485,000, Shanks [OP17-022] at ¥129,999 and Kaido [OP17-062] at ¥55,000. Our OP-17 chase cards guide profiles each one.
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