One Piece TCG Market Report — 5 Nov 2026

Steady: +0.0% over 30 days. The figure follows the same 11,454 cards from the start of the window to its end, weighted by value, so new cards and our own method changes never count as a move. Of those cards, 3,164 rose by more than 1%, 4,319 fell by more than 1% and 3,971 stayed within 1% — more cards fell than rose, while the value-weighted figure held steady. On average a single card moved about 13% one way or the other.

Japanese prints make up 34% of tracked value and moved −1.2% over 30 days; English prints, 66% of value, moved +0.6%.

Measured card by card with equal weight, none of the 9 rarity tiers rose over 30 days: Uncommons held up best at −2.4% and Treasure Rares fell most, −12.3%.

Across 57 sets with at least 15 priced prints, 0 had a positive median 30-day move, 4 a negative one and 53 were level. The strongest was OP17 (The World’s Strongest Warriors) with a median of +0.0%; the weakest 限定商品収録カード at −1.9%.

Among cards whose move is confirmed by agreeing markets, the card that gained the most in value over 30 days was Monkey D. Luffy PRB02-005 (+100.0%) and the one that lost the most in value was Monkey D. Luffy EB04-061 · JP (−22.0%).

The largest sale recorded on SNKRDunk in the last 7 days was Monkey D. Luffy OP13-118 · JP for ¥2,200,000, about $13.9k, on 2 Nov.

Market value — one Atlas Estimate for each of the 11,725 priced cards — stands at $921.1k. It is a different measure from the move above: new cards add to it when they are listed, so it can rise while prices fall.

EB05, released 30 Oct, is still settling: none of its 192 priced cards has a 30-day reading yet.

Figures as of 5 Nov, rebuilt daily from up to seven marketplaces. Days on which our estimate method changed are left out of the change figures, so a method update never reads as a market move. This describes the market; it is not advice.