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- 42 leaders
- 1.378 cards
- Most expensive: Tony Tony.Chopper (SP), $5,132
- See its leaders
Today's price · OP01-120$3,999
All 7,060 English cards of the One Piece Card Game, with today's market price, their stats and every version.
The most expensive cards in the catalogue right now. Pick a colour to see its own.
Market price$13,000Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (SP) (Gold)
Market price$8,000Rebecca (October Championship 2024 Online Regional)
Market price$7,500Monkey.D.Luffy (118) (Red Super Alternate Art)
Market price$6,970Boa Hancock (SP)
Market price$6,100Rocks.D.Xebec (118) (Super Alternate Art)
Market price$5,750Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (SP)
Market price$5,132Tony Tony.Chopper (SP)
Market price$5,000Monkey.D.Luffy (OP05-119) (Manga)
Market price$5,000Roronoa Zoro (Championship 25-26 Regionals Season 1)
Market price$5,000Monkey.D.Luffy (012) (Alternate Art) (Gold-Stamped Signature)
Market price$4,800Sabo (120) (Red Super Alternate Art)
Market price$4,250Yamato (Serial Numbered) The same leader, with the same effect and stats. Only the art changes, and the price with it.
The parallel is worth 388 times more. Our parallel cards guide explains why. Read the guide (Spanish)
Every deck is built in its leader's colours. Here is what each one has in the catalogue.
Today's price

OPNav is an independent catalogue of the English edition of the One Piece Card Game, the one played at tournaments across Europe and the Americas. Every night we download market prices from TCGplayer, the largest card marketplace in the United States, and cross them with each card's data to fix wrong types, costs or counters. The result is one page per card and per version, with its market price kept up to date, its stats and its effect. We do not sell cards or charge for anything: it is a fan project to know what your cards are worth, what a set is missing or which leader to pick.
From the TCGplayer market price, the largest card marketplace in the United States, worked out from each card's most recent real sales. We download it once a day and show it in US dollars, as is.
Because it is the edition played at official tournaments in Europe and the Americas, and the one sold in shops outside Asia. The Japanese edition has other sets and other prices.
A version of the same card with different art and a foil finish. It plays exactly like the regular one, but is much rarer in packs, so it is worth more.
It is printed bottom right, next to the number: C, UC, R, SR, SEC, L, SP or TR. Each card page spells it out.
A number many Character cards carry on their side. During your opponent's turn you can discard them to add that power to your leader or a character and stop an attack.
Every day. New sets appear as soon as TCGplayer lists them, though at first some cards may have no image or price.