Index · Game
One Piece Card Game
82.75
−7.63(−8.44%)Past month
100 on Aug 31, 2026 · weekly
- Sets
- 85
- One of every card
- $342K
- Sales a week
- 14,652
- In the index
- 7,135
Sets
The most valuable, each with its own index and its typical card.
- Extra Booster: Anime 25th CollectionEB02 · 2025 · 103 cards$1.44
- Carrying On His WillOP13 · 2025 · 177 cards$0.25
- Premium Booster -The Best-PRB-01 · 2024 · 325 cards$2.72
- A Fist of Divine SpeedOP11 · 2025 · 159 cards$0.15
- Awakening of the New EraOP05 · 2023 · 157 cards$0.20
- Emperors in the New WorldOP09 · 2024 · 162 cards$0.18
- The World's Strongest WarriorsOP17 · 2026 · 179 cards$0.40
- Premium Booster -The Best- Vol. 2PRB-02 · 2025 · 376 cards$0.56
Just sold
The newest One Piece Card Game sales.
As of 6:51 AM
- Extra Booster: One Piece Heroines Edition Vol.2 - Booster PackSealed· Buy it now$7.50 ×66:18 AM
- Nami (055) (Kentaro Yabuki)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$63.706:00 AM
- Nico Robin (016) (Super Rare Alternate Art)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$51.906:00 AM
- Yamato (Alternate Art)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$10.455:58 AM
- Rebecca (OP15-039) (Heroine Leader)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$55.395:47 AM
- AlvidaFoil · Near Mint· Buy it now$5.795:40 AM
- GloriosaFoil · Near Mint· Buy it now$6.235:32 AM
- Nami (055)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$6.115:32 AM
- Miss Buckingham Stussy (Super Rare Alternate Art)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$16.105:27 AM
- Nico Robin (016)Foil · Near Mint· Buy it now$5.60 ×44:50 AM
How to read the market
- What does the number mean?
- It is an index. One Near Mint copy of every card at fair value, compared week to week on the same cards. It starts at 100, so 107 means those cards are worth 7% more than when the line began. The most valuable cards move it most.
- Where do the prices come from?
- From real sales only. A listing never counts, and neither does a marketplace's own price.
- How often does it change?
- The lines are rebuilt once a day and each point is one week. The newest sales show as they come in.
- Can I buy an index?
- No. An index is a measure, like a stock index: it shows how a game's cards are moving. Tradewind doesn't sell shares of cards or hold money for anyone.









