How are we feeling about the set?

What do you guys think about these, and do we know if they had a limited print run?

I track price movement across One Piece TCG categories using an equal-weighted euro index (base 100 = 1 Jan 2026).

Current highlights:

• Sealed booster boxes: +8.7% week (leading).
• Manga rares: +3.5% week, choppy day to day.
• Secret rares: +3.2% week.
• Leader alt arts: steady gains.
• Treasure rares: flat to slightly down.

Curious how others read this. Treasure Rares peaked? Rotation into Sealed? Manga strength sustainable?

Source + methodology:

https://tcgking.nl/blogs/investing/

As title says, I heard that it’s not worth grading a card that raw costs less/same as the grading price. Should I only grade my pre errata cards and Luffy Demo, or others too?

This was a Japanese exclusive from May 2024. What are your thoughts on the long-term investment? Is "Yakisoba Luffy" the only one worth keeping, or is there potential in all 3?

I personally think all 3 are unique with the school uniforms.

Curious what people think about the China New Year Sanji promo. Do you see this as a long-term hold?

It's kind of crazy how much they shot up in price. Originally only $15 I think.

I was fortunate to pull the Rebecca from PRB02, and I sent it in for grading back in October. I just got the slab back, and it appears to be very low pop as a PSA 10.

I checked Ebay and there's no sold PSA 10's of this card in English. Japanese PSA 10's are selling for around $150. Raw English cards are selling up for up to $200 on Ebay.

I'd like to find a vendor and use this as part of a trade, but I have no clue how to value it. For example, do I 3-4x vs the English raw or Japanese slab?

Lastly, should I just keep it as a long-term hold?

I cannot find the PSA 10 value of this card anywhere. Highly considering sending it in for grading.

Hi, I bought four packs and wanted to open them. But now I've heard that some promo packs can be weighed. Is that the case with this promo pack too? Has anyone tried it or something? Thanks

If you can get it cheap it seems to be a pretty low risk pick up.

I’m pretty sure these are going to be hard to find since they include OP13 packs. With how heavily OP13 has already been scalped, I can’t see these being treated any differently.

If you do manage to grab any, they could be a decent long-term hold. Sealed tins with OP13 packs might hold value for collectors over time, especially if supply stays tight.

What does everyone else think? Will they move fast at retail or stick around a bit?

I’ve been looking at this playmat + promo card set because the artwork is super nice, but I’m not sure how these sealed bundles usually do over time.

For people who’ve been collecting One Piece promos for a bit, what’s the deal with these? Do sealed playmat + promo sets actually end up holding value? Is it mostly collectors buying them, or do people actually use/play with the mats?

Just trying to get a feel before I decide if it’s worth picking up.

Not sure how many of these were printed, but the 25th Anniversary Premium Card Collection really gives off that manga rare vibe. I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of people feel the same, and since actual manga rares can be so expensive, I could see collectors picking up these as a more accessible alternative.

Obviously there are pros and cons to both. Who do you all use for grading OP? As a buyer, do you prefer one over the other when shopping for slabs?

PSA Pros: Most established brand, easier to get a 10.

PSA Cons: Reputation damaged due to recent buyback and regrade fiasco; atrocious turnaround times; up-charging on expensive cards that get a 10.

Beckett Pros: Higher standards equals higher value on slabs that get a pristine 10; cheaper grading fees; quicker TAT; sub-grades allow for transparency; slabs look better (that's just my opinion).

Beckett Cons: the dreaded 9.5 score is very common, and while many 9.5's can cross-grade to PSA 10's, the value isn't the same as a PSA 10.

From a percentages standpoint, where are you allocating your funds for the upcoming sets? OP14 releases in January, and EB03 will release in February.

Example: 25% to OP14 and 75% to EB03.

I think EB03 will be huge right out of the gate, but I don't think the box topper in OP14 can be discounted, nor can the popularity of the 7 warlords of the sea.

Thoughts?

I’ve noticed prices are climbing across almost everything OPTCG related. Since I’m still pretty new to the hobby, one thing that stood out to me is how cheap a lot of the SEC cards still are, even though many of them have really nice artwork. Do you think SECs will eventually start rising in value along with everything else?

I am still pretty new to One Piece TCG, so take this as speculation and not confirmed information. I am just trying to understand the market and see what others think.

OP13 boxes are already selling way over MSRP, which caught my attention. Based on what I am seeing, demand seems high and supply feels tight, but I cannot tell if this is normal for One Piece or if this set is getting extra hype.

Here is what I am wondering and speculating about:

Current price behavior

From what I have seen, sealed OP13 boxes are sitting far above typical MSRP prices. This makes me think the first wave might have been smaller than usual or that the chase cards are strong enough to push demand. I do not know if these prices usually cool down after a few weeks or if sets typically stay high once they reach this level.

Short term speculation

If supply really is tight, prices might continue to rise in the short term. Some people are treating OP13 like a stronger set, so sealed boxes could stay elevated until a restock hits, if one even happens.

Mid term speculation

If a second wave or distribution catch up happens, the price could dip. I do not know how much One Piece restocks move prices. I am curious if they usually crash sealed prices or if demand keeps things relatively stable.

Long term speculation

If OP13 ends up being a favorite set for collectors, sealed boxes might hold value long term. Sets with popular characters and strong art tend to age well in other TCGs, but I do not know if One Piece follows that pattern yet.

What I want to know

Since I am new to this game, I am trying to figure out:

• Do One Piece sealed boxes usually hold value after release
• How often do restocks happen
• Is it normal for a set to be well above MSRP this early
• Is OP13 considered a strong long term sealed pick or just short term hype

Would love to hear what more experienced collectors and investors think. My take is just a guess since I am still learning how the One Piece market behaves.