Not every parallel in the One Piece Card Game shows up on a set list. Some only exist as a name in a store’s own catalogue.
That’s the case with the three PSA10-graded cards behind this guide. This store lists them under the catalogue name “3rd Anniversary Special Card” (shortened here to SPC) — two Gold/Silver Background treatments of Monkey.D. Luffy [OP05-119] and one Gold Background treatment of Buggy [OP09-051]. We looked for an official Bandai announcement using the exact phrase “3rd Anniversary Special Card” or “SPC” and could not confirm one this session. What follows is what we can verify about the two underlying cards, plus what the naming most likely corresponds to, based on our own separately-researched printing history for OP09-051.
We ship graded singles and sealed Japanese product out of Tokyo, and all three anchors below are graded PSA10 examples currently listed on this site.
Two base card numbers carry this store’s “3rd Anniversary Special Card” tag: Monkey.D. Luffy [OP05-119], Gold Background, currently listed at ¥2,562,960 (~$16,119) PSA10, and Buggy [OP09-051], Gold Background, currently listed at ¥453,120 (~$2,850) PSA10. Neither card’s “SPC” designation has been confirmed against an official Bandai source this session — treat it as this store’s own catalogue naming for a parallel treatment, not a Bandai-printed term.
Prices are this store’s current listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
The Three SPC Treatments at a Glance
All three are PSA10-graded parallels, catalogued by this store under two base card numbers:
| Card | Base # | Set | Confirmed parallel forms | Currently listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monkey.D. Luffy, Gold Background SPC | OP05-119 | -A Fist of Divine Speed- (OP-05) | Base + p1–p6 | ¥2,562,960 (~$16,119) |
| Monkey.D. Luffy, Silver Background SPC | OP05-119 | -A Fist of Divine Speed- (OP-05) | Base + p1–p6 | ¥1,204,308 (~$7,574) |
| Buggy, Gold Background SPC | OP09-051 | -Emperors in the New World- (OP-09); this anchor catalogued under -The Azure Sea’s Seven- (OP-14) | Base + p1–p6 (p7 returns 404) | ¥453,120 (~$2,850) |
“Confirmed parallel forms” here means what the official card list image server actually returns — a base print plus “_p” suffixed parallel images numbered p1 through p6 for both OP05-119 and OP09-051, all reachable, with p7 returning a 404 for OP09-051. That confirms multiple parallel treatments exist for both numbers. It does not, by itself, tell us which specific p-number is the one this store labels “3rd Anniversary Special Card” — more on that below.
These two images show the base, non-parallel print of each number as it appears on the official card list — useful for confirming card identity, artwork and text, separately from the Gold/Silver Background SPC treatment shown in the photos below.
Monkey.D. Luffy: Gold & Silver Background SPC (OP05-119)
OP05-119 Monkey.D. Luffy is printed in -A Fist of Divine Speed- (OP-05). This store catalogues two parallel treatments of that number under the “3rd Anniversary Special Card” name: a Gold Background version and a Silver Background version.
The Gold Background and Silver Background treatments share the same base card number and artwork; the background finish is what separates the two listings, and it’s also what separates the two prices — the Gold Background example is currently listed at roughly double the Silver Background one. Both are catalogued by this store with a compound “SEC-SPC” tag, which we address in the next section.
This store’s product listings pair the SPC name with a “SEC” prefix. It is not independently verified that “SEC” is Bandai’s own printed rarity letter for this specific parallel. Treat “SEC-SPC” as this store’s internal shorthand for the treatment until a first-party source confirms the printed rarity.
Buggy: Gold Background SPC (OP09-051)
OP09-051 Buggy is originally printed in -Emperors in the New World- (OP-09) as a Blue, Cost 10, Power 12000 card in the Four Emperors/Cross Guild family. Its base printed rarity is independently confirmed as R — not SEC — so the “R-SPC” compound tag on this listing again pairs a catalogue series name with a rarity marker that this store applies internally, rather than a rarity string lifted directly from a single Bandai print.
The Gold Background SPC anchor here is catalogued under the booster pack -The Azure Sea’s Seven- (OP-14), not the card’s original OP-09 release. That detail matters: our own, separately-researched Buggy One Piece cards guide already confirms that OP09-051 exists in eight forms under the same number — the standard print, parallels p1, p2 and p4, a true SP CARD variant (p3), two further SP parallels printed later in -The Azure Sea’s Seven- [OP-14] (p5, p6), and a reprint (r1) in the -Blue Buggy- [ST-25] starter deck. Our OP-14-catalogued anchor lines up with those later p5/p6 SP parallels far more closely than with the original OP-09 print run.
Where the “SPC” Naming Comes From
We want to be precise about what we did and didn’t confirm this session. The official Asia-English card list image server confirms that multiple “_p” suffixed parallel images exist for both OP05-119 and OP09-051 (p1 through p6 for each, all returning HTTP 200; OP09-051’s p7 returns a 404). That’s real evidence that both numbers carry several parallel treatments. It is not, on its own, a confirmation that any specific one of those parallels is the treatment this store’s catalogue calls “3rd Anniversary Special Card.”
The strongest connecting evidence comes from our own Buggy guide’s research, which independently mapped OP09-051’s full eight-form printing history and confirmed that two of those forms (p5, p6) are SP parallels printed later in the OP-14 booster pack — the exact pack this store’s Buggy SPC anchor is catalogued under. That’s a reasonable corroborating link, but it is inference from our own research, not a first-party Bandai statement using the term “3rd Anniversary Special Card” or “SPC.” We could not locate such a statement this session (our search budget was exhausted partway through), so the distribution mechanism and date behind the “SPC” name stay unconfirmed here. For the rarity letters referenced throughout this article, our One Piece card rarity explained guide covers what SEC and R mean on an official printed card.
None of this changes what’s verifiable about the cards themselves: OP05-119 is Monkey.D. Luffy from OP-05, OP09-051 is Buggy from OP-09, and both carry multiple confirmed parallel forms. It’s the specific “3rd Anniversary” label — not the underlying cards — that remains a store catalogue name pending further confirmation.
Grading and What PSA10 Means for These Parallels
All three anchors in this guide are graded PSA10, PSA’s Gem Mint grade — the top of PSA’s ten-point scale, reserved for cards with sharp corners, clean edges, strong centring and no visible surface flaws under standard inspection. A PSA10 label on a slab confirms the physical condition of that specific card at the time it was graded; it says nothing about how many other examples of the same parallel exist or have been graded, and we’re not going to guess at that number here.
For parallels like these Gold and Silver Background SPC treatments, where even the base identification (which p-number, which official name) has open questions, grading is the one part of the picture with an independent, verifiable stamp — the certification number on each slab. Everything else in this guide is either confirmed against the base card number or flagged as this store’s own catalogue naming.
Where to Buy One Piece 3rd Anniversary Special Cards from Tokyo
We ship graded One Piece singles and sealed Japanese product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. All three SPC treatments covered in this guide are currently listed:
- PSA10 Monkey.D. Luffy, Gold Background SPC (OP05-119) — currently listed at ¥2,562,960 (~$16,119)
- PSA10 Monkey.D. Luffy, Silver Background SPC (OP05-119) — currently listed at ¥1,204,308 (~$7,574)
- PSA10 Buggy, Gold Background SPC (OP09-051) — currently listed at ¥453,120 (~$2,850)
For OP09-051’s other parallel forms, including the Comic Parallel and the -Blue Buggy- starter deck reprint, our Buggy One Piece cards guide covers the full eight-form printing history. For a wider view of parallel treatments tied to tournaments and events rather than a store catalogue name, see our One Piece Flagship Battle promo cards guide. Our One Piece promo cards guide is the broader hub for promo-era cards, and our One Piece serial-numbered cards guide covers a different, numbered-print collecting lane worth comparing against this SPC naming. For rarity letters like SEC and R, see One Piece card rarity explained.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a One Piece “3rd Anniversary Special Card” (SPC)?
It’s a catalogue name this store uses for a set of PSA10-graded parallels — two Gold/Silver Background treatments of Monkey.D. Luffy [OP05-119] and one Gold Background treatment of Buggy [OP09-051]. We could not confirm a first-party Bandai announcement using this exact term, so treat “SPC” as this store’s own naming for the treatment rather than a term printed on Bandai’s official card list.
Is “SEC” the official printed rarity of these SPC cards?
We haven’t confirmed that. OP09-051 Buggy’s base rarity is independently confirmed as R, not SEC. The “SEC-SPC” and “R-SPC” tags on these listings are this store’s own compound catalogue labels combining a rarity marker with the SPC series name.
Which base cards do the Luffy and Buggy SPC parallels come from?
The Luffy SPC parallels (Gold Background and Silver Background) come from OP05-119 Monkey.D. Luffy, printed in -A Fist of Divine Speed- (OP-05). The Buggy SPC parallel (Gold Background) comes from OP09-051 Buggy, originally printed in -Emperors in the New World- (OP-09).
Is the Buggy 3rd Anniversary Special Card the same as other OP09-051 parallels?
No. OP09-051 has multiple confirmed parallel forms across several releases, including a Comic Parallel, a true SP CARD variant, two later SP parallels in -The Azure Sea’s Seven- (OP-14), and a reprint in the -Blue Buggy- (ST-25) starter deck. This store’s Gold Background SPC anchor is catalogued under OP-14, lining up with those later SP parallels rather than the original OP-09 print run.
Where can I buy these One Piece SPC cards from Tokyo?
All three PSA10-graded treatments in this guide are currently listed on this site, shipping from Tokyo with tracked delivery: Luffy Gold Background at ¥2,562,960 (~$16,119), Luffy Silver Background at ¥1,204,308 (~$7,574), and Buggy Gold Background at ¥453,120 (~$2,850). Use Quick Order to add other One Piece cards to the same order.
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