Luffy Cards

Which Luffy cards you'll find here

Leader cards include ST01-001, among them a serial-numbered copy from a Flagship Battle, ST21-001 from the Gear 5 start deck and OP09-061 from the English 2nd Anniversary Set Japanese version. Leader parallels (L-P) come from Romance Dawn (OP01-003), Awakening of the New Era (OP05-060), Emperors in the New World (OP09-061), A Fist of Divine Speed (OP11-040) and Carrying On His Will (OP13-001), plus the Luffy & Ace Leader parallel (ST30-001) from a start deck bonus pack.

Secret rares center on OP05-119, listed as a SEC-P parallel, as a Comic Parallel (SEC-SP), as 3rd anniversary special cards with gold and silver backgrounds, and as a Championship 2023 World Final prize card. Comic Parallel versions of OP09-119, OP11-118 and EB02-061 from Anime 25th Collection are listed as well, along with OP13-118 as a SEC-P and as a Red Comic Parallel (SEC-RSP), and EB04-061 from Egghead Crisis. Super Rares include several versions of ST01-012, ST21-014 as a Flagship Battle prize and as a magazine promo, and ST10-006 from ONE PIECE DAY'24.

Other cards include P-110 from the ONE PIECE DAY'25 Premium Card Collection, covered in our LEGO Luffy guide, P-041 from ONE PIECE EMOTION, OP07-109 and OP10-111 from Premium Card Collections, and Luffy Taro (ST18-005). Serial-numbered and anniversary cards are listed next to lower-priced start deck Leaders, so a Luffy PSA 10 can be found at several price levels; each product page shows the current price. For Nami, see the Nami collection.

How to read a listing

Titles give the grade, character, rarity, the card number in brackets and the booster, collection or event in parentheses, for example PSA10 Monkey.D.Luffy SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) [OP09-119] (Booster Pack Emperors In The New World). Rarity codes are L (Leader), R (Rare), SR (Super Rare) and SEC (Secret Rare), and P on its own marks a promo. A suffix such as -P, -SP, -SPC or -RSP marks a parallel or special version, and words such as Comic Parallel name it. For special versions the card number can come from an earlier set than the booster shown: the 3rd anniversary OP05-119 comes from A Fist of Divine Speed. Set codes run from OP01 for boosters, with EB for extra boosters, ST for start decks and P- for promos. PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade, the top of PSA's 10-point scale, and each slab label carries its own certification number. Sold-out cards stay visible at the end of the grid.

Ordering and shipping from Tokyo

Single cards can be bought through the normal cart. To order several Luffy cards at once, use Quick Order, which also lists PSA 10 back orders sourced to order. Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, as described in our shipping policy. Import duties and taxes are charged by the destination country and are the buyer's responsibility for most destinations; US orders ship DDP with duties collected at checkout. See Customs Duties and Import Taxes for details. FedEx transit times are estimates, and we do not promise a delivery date.

Related guides

• Luffy card ranking: Japanese Luffy cards ordered by current price.
• Luffy cards guide: the main Luffy versions beyond Gear 5.
• Gear 5 Luffy cards guide: every Gear 5 version and how to tell them apart.
• OP13-118 Red Comic Parallel guide: the Carrying On His Will secret rare.
• Luffy promo cards guide: P-110, P-159 and other Luffy promos.
• All PSA 10 cards: every PSA 10 graded card in the shop.