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One Piece

How to value One Piece cards — normal, Parallel, Manga and SP

Redacción de Cardometer · · 3 min read

The card code (e.g. OP01-120) is half the answer. The artwork version makes the biggest difference in price.

Every One Piece Card Game card has a code in the bottom-right corner, e.g. OP01-120. The same code can cover several very differently priced versions: the normal print, Parallel (alternate art), Manga art and SP reprints of older cards.

Search for the code on Cardometer to see all versions side by side, each with its Cardmarket price, and check the most valuable One Piece cards.

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