CS 26–27
New September 2026 products do not yet carry TCGplayer price data.
English market desk · 9–17 Oct 2026 snapshots
Find the card. Read the market.
Four doors into the same desk: scan a card and catalog it, check your own watchlist and portfolio, browse the market — SPs, alt arts, manga chases, manga-art Events, event promos and sealed — or read the intelligence: the most liquid singles, grading EV, competitive analysis, meta news and market signals. Each view keeps its own search, filters and sourcing.
Top 25 most liquid singles
Ranked by sales velocity and transaction evidence, not price. English printings only, all below $1,000 at the 2026-10-19 weekly snapshot.
25ranked liquid singles
12retained top-tier velocity ranks
13re-ranked evidence tier begins
<$1kmarket-value ceiling
Liquidity board
Ranks 1–12 retain the strongest monthly copies-sold evidence. Gear Two enters at #13 on 1,171 annual sales; ranks 13–25 were re-ordered from the current evidence set.
Market note: OP17 chase alt-art premium deflation continues (Luffy AA leader -34%, Ace AA leader -37%, Shanks AA -46.9%, Kaido AA -47.1%, Linlin manga -36.4% Sep→Oct); P-099 Event Pack promo buyout premium fully unwound (-36% to $27.25); Mihawk ban effective 10/12.
Removed this week: Dracule Mihawk OP14-020 (2026 PSA Magazine Promo Leader) — banned effective 2026-10-12; price collapsed about 54% to roughly $48.79, play liquidity is gone, and the card is now collector-only. Buying view: 80%, 82.5% and 85% are supplied acquisition ceilings from each displayed market snapshot.
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Top 25 method & sources
Prices are fixed weekly snapshots, not live quotes. Limitless and Collectr mirrors are used where available; PriceCharting supplies the remaining 2026-10-12 market estimates.
Ranking method and confidence
Ranks 1–12 retain the established monthly copies-sold ordering. Gear Two enters at #13 from tcgtalk’s #8 liquidity position and 1,171 annual sales; the remaining tier was re-ranked with the current weekly evidence set.
Refresh caveats
- PRB-02 console prices for Shanks OP06-007, My Era...Begins!! OP09-096, Cross Guild OP09-057 and Monkey.D.Luffy EB02-061 matched their prior baselines exactly and may be stale.
- tcgcsv.com was unreachable on 2026-10-12, so PriceCharting ungraded market stands in for TCGplayer market on most rows.
True English manga rares
Booster and premium-booster manga-panel chase printings, separated by exact product and printing. Red Manga variants and PRB reprints remain distinct rows.
41tracked English printings
—with a displayed price figure
—with captured last sale
0event-exclusive manga rares found
Manga rare ledger
Prices are fixed 17 Oct 2026 research snapshots. A missing TCGplayer market or last sale stays marked rather than inferred.
Distribution check: No confirmed English manga rare was distributed exclusively at an event. Every card here is a booster or premium-booster pull. Event-type cards with manga-panel art live in the separate Manga Events tab.
Graded floor view: Expand any card’s graded panel for the lowest confirmed English sold comp by PSA 10, BGS 10, TAG 10 and BGS Black Label 10. “None found” means that grade was checked and no qualifying sale surfaced.
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Coverage notes
Matched strictly by card number and distinct English TCGplayer product where available.
What is excluded
Treasure Rares, Wanted Posters, gold and silver anniversary treatments, Haki SPs, Pirate Crew Super Parallels, non-manga super parallels, Event-type manga arts, the OP17 Kaido “Baki” parallel and Four Emperors gold SPs are not true manga rares.
Open checks
- English event versions of OP13-118 Luffy, OP13-119 Ace and OP13-120 Sabo were not confirmed; only Japanese commemorative entries were found.
- EB04-061 Luffy remains the OP17 Pirate Crew Super Parallel reference row and is not reclassified as a manga printing.
Manga-art Event cards
Alternate-art Event-type cards with manga-panel treatments. These are all rarity R and are not classified as manga rares.
17verified English cards
Rrarity on every entry
OP10–17main-set coverage
4PRB-02 manga events
Manga Event ledger
Search by card, number or set; sort on the fixed 2026-10-19 market snapshot.
Graded floor view: Each row carries the lowest qualifying English sold comp found in the roughly 90-day window. Select a linked floor to see its supporting sale history; “—” means no qualifying sale was found.
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Coverage notes
tcgcsv.com was unreachable on 2026-10-12, so PriceCharting ungraded market stands in for TCGplayer market on most rows.
PRB-02 console prices for OP09-020, OP09-057 and OP09-096 matched prior baselines exactly and may be stale. Black Label floors on OP09-057, OP09-096 and OP12-037 rely on explicit listing titles because slab-photo subgrade verification was not possible.
English organized-play promos
Event-specific printings across seven normalized buckets. Same card numbers can appear more than once when the distribution or stamp is distinct.
—sourced promo rows
—with TCGplayer market
7event buckets
2023–26organized-play coverage
Event promo ledger
Filter Championship, Regional, Treasure Cup, Store Event, Fest, Anniversary or Other. Markets and sale references are fixed 9–10 Oct 2026 snapshots.
Distinct Dallas printing: One Piece Day Dallas 2025 Luffy ST10-006 is included under Fest and kept separate from both anniversary ST10-006 printings.
Graded floor scope: The 96 event promos at $100+ market, plus mandatory serials, were checked across all four requested grades. Expand a row to see its lowest confirmed sold comp. Lower-market rows are labeled outside the current graded research scope, never as zero.
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Known gaps
The catalog stays explicit where product mapping or completed-sale evidence is still unresolved.
Variant mapping
Two 2023 Regional offline products remain unmapped; Crocodile OP14-120 top-prize and regional identities may be the same print.
Serial attribution
Ace OP07-119 and Zoro OP12-020 are grouped under Treasure Cup, but some seller descriptions call them Flagship prizes.
Recent releases
Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum Usopp OP10-042 and Law OP10-022 had no PriceCharting pages yet.
Source basis: TCGplayer markets via tcgcsv on 9–10 Oct 2026; PriceCharting and identified eBay/Fanatics sales where the research captured them. “None found,” “unknown” and “not retrieved” are preserved as gaps.
Regular English alternate arts
Leaders, SRs, SECs, Rares, Events, Box Toppers and other standard alt-art printings. SPs, manga cards, Wanted Posters, gold/silver treatments, Haki, serials and DON!! AAs remain on their focused desks.
569verified regular alt arts
569with 16 Oct market price
9variant types
45meta-graded S–C
Alt-art acquisition board
Market data: 19 Oct 2026 (tcgcsv). Liquidity below S is a price-and-recency heuristic rather than measured per-printing velocity.
Vendor view: Acquisition ceilings use 80%, 82.5% and 85% of the displayed market. Trend notes appear only where the research found direct evidence; blank trend fields are not treated as flat.
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Coverage and grading notes
TCGplayer names older alternate arts “Parallel” and newer ones “Alternate Art”; both are included where the underlying printing is a standard AA.
What is excluded
SPs, manga rares, manga-art Events, event promos, DON!! cards, Wanted Posters, anniversary metals, Haki treatments, serial cards, unreleased OP18/EB05 cards and secondary foil/reprint treatments are outside this desk.
Liquidity limits
Only Loki OP17-119 and Luffy OP17-079 have S grades grounded in TCGplayer’s September top-seller list. A/B/C/D grades are transparent price, recency and set-age heuristics because TCGplayer does not publish per-printing velocity.
Competitive card analysis
Leaders, core staples and key tech from topping OP-17 lists, with deck fit, market snapshot and acquisition bands. Grades measure competitive importance, not collector value.
157competitive cards incl. banned history
22legal leaders with results
11S-grade meta cards
6colors filter independently
OP-17 competitive board
Ban-day snapshot dated 12 Oct 2026. Mihawk OP14-020 is excluded from legal tiers and retained as a clearly marked historical row; early post-ban ordering remains provisional.
Ban now live: Dracule Mihawk OP14-020 is illegal as of 12 Oct 2026 and removed from the legal tier list. Legal S-tier leaders are R/B Sabo, P/Y Nico Robin, Blue Rocks, Purple Enel and Black Luffy.
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How to read the snapshot
Prices use base playable printings; leader base cards are often bulk even when their alt arts are liquid.
Format context
The board now reflects the OP-17 format after the Mihawk ban took effect on 12 Oct. Legal S-tier ordering uses the Oct 12 tracker read; tournament results still carry more weight than simulator data as the field re-forms.
Confidence limits
Ban facts, card identities and cited placements are high confidence. Post-ban ordering, Red Ace’s October form and Yellow Linlin’s thin sample are medium confidence; the page keeps those caveats in the relevant notes rather than treating forecasts as results.
Meta news desk
Append-only alerts for restrictions, major results, product news, meaningful price shocks, rules changes and dated meta snapshots. Newest first.
15researched updates
6alert categories
5upcoming watch points
12 Octsnapshot cutoff
Upcoming watch points
Only dates carried by the finished research are shown. Expected windows stay labeled as expected.
Mihawk ban is active
Dracule Mihawk OP14-020 and all Parallel printings are now illegal in tournament play.
Heroines Battle Vol.2
Event announced for the Heroines product line; add the event date when Bandai publishes it.
Monterrey Regional
Next major Western Regional in the research calendar; first major post-Mihawk data point to watch.
EB-05 + TS-03 release
Heroines Edition Vol. 2 and the Luffy/Shanks/Hancock Mini Case Set release together; EB-05 cards are tournament legal from 6 Nov 2026.
OP-18 The Dominance of God
English release; tournament legal 27 Nov, with prerelease legality beginning at prerelease.
ST-37 + ST-38 starter decks
ST-37 The Desert Princess and the Pirates (Red/Blue) and ST-38 Baroque Works (Blue/Black) release at $16.99 MSRP; cards tournament legal seven days after release.
What earns an alert
Routine drift stays quiet; material changes create a new history entry rather than rewriting the old one.
Ping
Official restrictions, major-event breakthroughs, dated products, ≥20% staple shocks, rules changes and replacement-promo news.
Log only
Weekly snapshots, 5–20% price moves, confirming decklists and substantial reveal roundups.
Ignore
Sub-5% drift, low-signal locals, rumors, unsourced claims and duplicate coverage of one event.
Quiet hours
Alerts wait until 8 AM ET when logged overnight; the feed keeps the event date as history.
Adjacent market signals
Momentum in playable parallels, promos and alt arts that sits next to the SP market. None of these are SPs and none are rolled into SP pricing — they are kept on their own desk because their demand is what moves SP premiums.
5adjacent signals tracked
+153%largest breakout · Robin parallel
3 up · 2 downcurrent direction split
0of these are SPs
What is moving next to SPs
Playable parallels and promos are the current demand signals affecting premium versions. Each card below is priced and tracked on its own desk — Regular alt arts or Event promos.
Adjacent market signals · not SP rollups
- Nico Robin Parallel · OP09-062+153%
+$70.84. Robin decks plus the OP-17 Big Mom package drove the breakout. Not an SP; it is the playable parallel.
- Sabo · 3rd Anniversary promo+$102.88
Reached $1,747.19 as the OP-17 black Elbaph package found a better home in Sabo.
- Gum-Gum Giant AA · PRB-02+$32.06
Reached $923.38 after re-entering the meta through Robin decks.
- Kaido Super AA · OP17-062−19%
At $217.58, post-launch premium is still deflating.
- Nami AA · OP15−41%
Hype rotation is collapsing the premium; price level was not verified in the research.
Sealed Index
Every tracked set's booster box market price against its MSRP — with the rip-vs-hold EV of the singles inside on the same row. When expected rip value passes the sealed price, opening beats holding; on this snapshot every set with published EV sits below that line, so every call is HOLD. Flip through the boxes, or switch to list view and click any column heading to sort.
Grand Line Market Index
2,411 −0.6% 7d
Equal-weight index of 25 booster boxes vs their first recorded price.
Market Heat
COOL
28% of tracked boxes are up over the last 7 days.
One of Every Box
$16,780
Cost of one booster box from every tracked set at market. Best gain vs MSRP: OP01 Wave 1, +4,510%.
Fixed snapshot: the sealed index and grading desk carry OnePiece Terminal's published numbers as of Oct 15, 2026 — they do not refresh with the hub's daily and weekly jobs. Sources: Bounty Board · Box EV · Grading EV.
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Sealed booster boxes, TCGplayer US market prices as published by OnePiece Terminal on Oct 15, 2026. EB04 Egghead Crisis is a Japanese release with no US box price, so it carries no row values. EB05 (Oct 30, 2026) and OP18 (Nov 20, 2026) had not yet released at the snapshot date — their prices are pre-release market.
How the rip estimate works: expected rip value = average price per rarity slot × expected copies per English box, using English pull rates. Cards under $4 count as $0 (unsellable bulk); serial-numbered cards and promos are excluded. It is an estimate, not a quote — a single box's actual contents swing widely around it. Rip-vs-hold EV was published per set, not per printing wave, so the two Romance Dawn waves share the OP01 box board rows but only Wave 1 carries the set's EV. Figures: OnePiece Terminal, Oct 15, 2026 snapshot.
Grading EV — grade it or sell it raw?
Per card: raw price, PSA 10 price, gem rate and PSA population, the PSA fee at that declared-value tier, and the net expected profit of buying one raw copy and sending it in. This is the top 40 by net EV of the 666 cards that qualify on the source board (590 of them net positive). In list view, tap a row to open the arithmetic.
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Try the math on any card
Same formula as the table: gem rate × PSA 10 price, plus miss rate × PSA 9 price, minus the PSA fee, minus the raw cost. Edit any field — the net EV updates as you type.
Net EV per submission
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Verdict
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Convention note: the PSA 10 figures here are OnePiece Terminal's market prices. The hub's own graded floors use the lowest recent sold price instead, so the same math on floor prices would grade fewer cards as profitable. Gem rate and population come from the PSA census as published by the source. Fees are PSA's charge at each card's declared-value tier. Figures: Oct 15, 2026 snapshot.
—verified non-manga entries
$14,324.75highest English ungraded figure
$13,000highest TCGplayer market figure
95%+collector-led SP premium overall
What is moving
Liquidity ranks exclude manga rares, and this list is SPs and wanted variants only. Momentum from playable parallels, promos and alt arts is not an SP rollup — it lives on the Market signals desk.
Top 15 SP & wanted variants by price × velocity
- 01Boa Hancock SP · OP01-078$996
- 02Nami SP Foil · OP08-106$841
- 03Boa Hancock SP Foil · OP07-051$803
- 04Monkey D. Luffy Wanted · OP05-119$651
- 05Zoro-Juurou SP Foil · OP05-067$514
- 06Nami Special Alt Art · OP01-016$538
- 07Trafalgar Law SP · OP13-031$305
- 08O-Nami SP · OP06-101$460
- 09Ace Wanted misprint · OP13-119$428
- 10Shanks Wanted · OP09-004$247
- 11Portgas D. Ace SP · OP02-013$240
- 12Ms. All Sunday SP · OP04-064$304
- 13Marshall D. Teach SP · ST27-005$193
- 14Trafalgar Law SP · OP01-047$198
- 15Uta SP · OP02-120$216
Complete non-manga special-parallel ledger
The supplied checklist remains the coverage baseline, organized by the set each treatment was pulled from. One nonexistent Crocodile Wanted Poster row was removed, leaving 126 verified entries before this three-row daily add; the ledger now has 129. The ledger includes Wanted Posters, gold and silver treatments, OP17 Haki, the Baki Kaido, both Pirate Crew Super Parallels and the OP17 Super Leader. Manga rares are excluded.
12 Oct refresh: 116 rows show TCGplayer Market Price through the 11 Oct daily market snapshot; 13 mirror gaps use clearly labeled PriceCharting English-ungraded guides. Source-change rows show the new figure without treating it as a move against yesterday’s different metric.
Graded floor view: Expand a card’s graded panel to see the lowest confirmed English sold comp for PSA 10, BGS 10, TAG 10 and BGS Black Label 10. The floor is normally the last ~90 days; sparse grades use the last ~10 sales and keep older dates visible.
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Coverage & open questions
The checklist is organized by pull set, while card numbers retain the original base-card prefix. That is why a row can sit under OP17 while carrying an older OP, ST, EB or promo number.
OP03–OP09 · 40
3 + 5 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 8 entries. The checklist’s Crocodile OP01-067 Wanted Poster was removed after verification showed that printing does not exist.
OP10–OP13 · 34
6 + 8 + 8 + 12 entries. OP10 and the standard OP13 SPs carry both TCGplayer Market Price and latest English sale; OP11/12 standard SPs carry sale comps, while all six anniversary metal treatments now carry English market proxies.
OP14/EB04 + EB03 · 20
All nine standard OP14/EB04 SPs carry TCGplayer Market Price. Both Buggy metal treatments and all nine EB03 Heroines SPs now carry English market proxies, with TCGplayer sales shown where captured.
PRB-02 + OP15/EB04 · 12
All three PRB-02 and eight of nine OP15/EB04 rows now have a market price or latest English sale; Trafalgar Law retains its earlier sourced comp.
OP16 · 6
All six entries now carry the latest verified Near Mint English TCGplayer sold comp from Oct 3–9, 2026; these are not Market Price values.
OP17 · 14
Four Emperor golds and six Haki treatments now show an English market price or clearly marked open TCGplayer gap, plus the Baki Kaido, two crew super parallels and Super Leader.
Manga rares · excluded
The supplied baseline intentionally omits manga rares, so they no longer appear in the ledger or headline count.
Pricing status
38 rows have direct or archived TCGplayer Market Price and 62 have a captured English TCGplayer sale. Hard-to-index cards use PriceCharting proxies, and unresolved values remain plainly open.
S · dailyA · weeklyB · monthlyC · rarely moves
Method & sources
Every displayed figure carries the research source and observation date available. Liquidity is a tiered estimate where direct sale counts were not captured.
How to read these prices
The user-supplied October 2026 checklist supplied 127 candidate identities; verification removed one nonexistent Crocodile Wanted Poster. TCGplayer Market Price comes from OnePieceDB per-printing data or TCGCSV daily snapshots. Where those were unavailable, the ledger explicitly says “PC proxy” for PriceCharting English-ungraded market. Latest English TCGplayer sales are PriceCharting rows explicitly tagged TCGPlayer; marketplace and date are shown because a single sale is not a Market Price, and an ask is not a completed sale.
Graded floor method
The graded headline is the lowest confirmed English sold price in roughly the last 90 days, or the lowest of the last ~10 sales when a grade is sparse. PriceCharting’s English eBay-sold aggregation is the main evidence source; accepted best-offer prices are retained where surfaced. Goldin, Fanatics, CardLadder and other named venues appear only where the research confirmed an actual sale. TAG 10 and Black Label are exceptionally thin; “none found” is a checked result, while “not in current scope” means that row was not researched. BGS 10 grade wording follows the source record, with Gem/Pristine distinctions preserved in the comp text and notes.
Source ledger
- Coverage baseline: user-supplied One Piece TCG | Special Parallel Checklist, 127 candidate entries, updated October 2026. Verification removed Crocodile OP01-067 Wanted Poster because that printing does not exist, leaving 126 ledger rows before three newly confirmed Wanted Posters brought the total to 129.
- PriceCharting console pages for OP01–OP09, observed 10 Oct 2026. One directly inspected card page: Kaido OP04-044 recent sales.
- TCGplayer seller price trends, 22 Sep 2026 for Robin, Sabo, Gum-Gum Giant, Mary Geoise and crossover promo momentum.
- Deadspin One Piece card values, Sep 2026 for selected manga and promo context.
- TCGplayer Market Price lookup checked 10 Oct 2026: 38 rows sourced from OnePieceDB per-printing data or TCGCSV daily snapshots. Exact product links are attached only where the research returned a verified URL.
- TCGplayer last-sold lookup checked 10 Oct 2026: 62 sales matched strictly by card number and treatment to PriceCharting rows tagged “TCGPlayer” and English. PriceCharting may not capture every TCGplayer sale; eBay rows are shown only as explicitly labeled fallbacks or later context.
- Final hard-to-index batch: 23 additional PriceCharting English-ungraded market proxies across OP17 Haki/Gold, EB03 Heroines and anniversary Gold/Silver cards. Two OP17 TCGplayer market snapshots came from TCGCSV; all remaining TCGplayer gaps stay open rather than inferred.
- TCGCSV-derived September 2026 snapshots for OP12, OP16, OP17, starter and promo prices; tcgking.nl list updated 12 Sep 2026 for wanted posters; PicClick, Mercari and recent eBay listings for OP13/OP17 comps; tcgstacked.com for Kuzan.
- OP17/EB03/anniversary final lookup, checked 10 Oct 2026: PriceCharting English-ungraded market and TCGplayer-tagged sales, tcgtalk’s 3 Oct PriceCharting snapshot where the live page was blocked, and late-September TCGCSV market snapshots. eBay values are labeled separately and never presented as TCGplayer sales.
- Meta context: TCGplayer seller coverage, OnePieceTopDecks tier data and September 2026 ban reporting. Mihawk ban date: 12 Oct 2026.
Confidence limits
- The supplied checklist contributed 127 candidate identities, but its note says not every card number was independently verified. One nonexistent Wanted Poster was removed; the resulting 129 identities stay separated from independently sourced prices.
- Three-month direction is estimated for priced cards from sale recency, captured deltas and September snapshots; only about eight sale-history pages were directly inspected.
- Liquidity tiers without direct sales counts are estimates based on price band, character popularity and set age.
- Luffy EB04-061 and Rocks OP17-118 have extreme asks with no recorded sale; both are marked illiquid.
- Market research now establishes 38 direct or archived TCGplayer Market Price values and 62 captured English TCGplayer sale comps. Rows without one or both values remain plainly open; no missing price or sale was inferred.
- PriceCharting market values are English-ungraded proxies, not TCGplayer Market Price. OP17 Zoro’s value is an Oct 3 snapshot because PriceCharting was blocked during the final check; several other OP17 rows still have no completed English TCGplayer sale.
Watchlist
Cards you are tracking, stored on the scanner service so your automated watches read the same list. Current prices reprice from the hub's own datasets; the biggest drops since you added a card sort first.
Portfolio
What you own, stored on the scanner service. Raw positions price off hub market; graded positions price off the hub's lowest-sold floor for that grade, falling back to raw market where no floor exists.