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GM☕️ Premium Bandai preordered the OPCG 29th anniversary commemorative P-159 Luffy.
The card itself is a Luffy from Eiichiro Oda’s art style in the Elbaf arc, surrounded by an entire table banquet celebrating the 29th anniversary. The artwork is really nice. A set costs HK$60 and includes 4 general cards + 4 character/craft cards (the same P-159 in both a standard version and a foil “luxury” version).
This Premium Bandai overseas version is “made to order.” During the pre-order window, it was kept widely available and there’s plenty of quantity, so there isn’t much scarcity—meaning there’s basically no room for speculation.
The buy-in logic is simple: it’s cheap, you get it at the original price, and the value-for-money is more than enough. Even if there likely won’t be any profit to speak of later, if you do end up losing money, it won’t be much. As a 29th anniversary commemorative collectible, that’s enough.
Official link: https://p-bandai.com/hk/item/A2903430001
#OPCG #TCG
The card itself is a Luffy from Eiichiro Oda’s art style in the Elbaf arc, surrounded by an entire table banquet celebrating the 29th anniversary. The artwork is really nice. A set costs HK$60 and includes 4 general cards + 4 character/craft cards (the same P-159 in both a standard version and a foil “luxury” version).
This Premium Bandai overseas version is “made to order.” During the pre-order window, it was kept widely available and there’s plenty of quantity, so there isn’t much scarcity—meaning there’s basically no room for speculation.
The buy-in logic is simple: it’s cheap, you get it at the original price, and the value-for-money is more than enough. Even if there likely won’t be any profit to speak of later, if you do end up losing money, it won’t be much. As a 29th anniversary commemorative collectible, that’s enough.
Official link: https://p-bandai.com/hk/item/A2903430001
#OPCG #TCG
Erichsu's Dailyshare: Japan-US 159-store simultaneous release —— ROUND1 x One Piece OPCG promo card
A large entertainment facility, the ROUND1 x One Piece collaboration OPCG promo card, the card art is quite impressive.
1. Overview of the collaboration
ROUND1 (Japan’s large entertainment chain: bowling / KTV / claw machines / game arcades) x ONE PIECE. This time the biggest highlight is the first-ever simultaneous launch in Japan and North America: 100 stores in Japan + 59 stores in North America, for a total of 159 stores. The promotion runs from 2026/7/18 to 10/17—about three months.
2. How to get it
The core of it is this set of “ROUND1 promotional packs”: 10 types in total, all original designs, and ROUND1 exclusive—available nowhere else.
Getting it is simple: tap/click the linked dining menu. For every 1 purchase, you randomly receive 1 card. You can’t choose the card type. Limited-time, while supplies last—detailed redemption conditions will be announced by the official after that.
One more thing: the official explicitly said they will refuse “large orders placed for the purpose of reselling.” It’s rare to see anti-scalper measures like this on promo cards—consider that a small bit of conscience.
3. Card art
First, the attitude: the card art is so good. I’m seriously tempted 🤤 I have to get this set back.
With all-original designs like this, the card art itself is the motivation to assemble a full set. For me, the standout selling point of this set is simply how stunning the card art is.
4. Rarity
Honestly, the quantity should be pretty large. With 10 types × 159 stores × about three months of restaurant promos, the total distribution volume isn’t actually small—so the scarcity of each individual card is relatively low.
The real hurdle is “collecting all 10 random types”—since you can’t select, the cost of completing the set is the key.
5. Rarity
Objectively speaking, the rarity ceiling for this kind of branded promo is usually not that high. It isn’t a tournament championship card, nor is it on the level of super-rare manga cards—bare card collection-wise, it’s more like a “story-based topic limited” kind of item.
But if all 10 cards are sent for PSA grading and you end up with 10 consecutive numbered certs (continuous cert numbers), then the rarity still exists—because receiving random cards from a restaurant that all hit full marks and are consecutively numbered is itself an extremely difficult achievement. The value can’t be compared to a single plain loose card.
If you’re willing to go through the trouble, you can save up several sets of cards to submit for grading and try for this 10-consecutive-number run. Of course, the difficulty is genuinely high.
PS: Chopper’s bowling is hilarious—so cute! 🤣
#OPCG #ONEPIECE #TCG
A large entertainment facility, the ROUND1 x One Piece collaboration OPCG promo card, the card art is quite impressive.
1. Overview of the collaboration
ROUND1 (Japan’s large entertainment chain: bowling / KTV / claw machines / game arcades) x ONE PIECE. This time the biggest highlight is the first-ever simultaneous launch in Japan and North America: 100 stores in Japan + 59 stores in North America, for a total of 159 stores. The promotion runs from 2026/7/18 to 10/17—about three months.
2. How to get it
The core of it is this set of “ROUND1 promotional packs”: 10 types in total, all original designs, and ROUND1 exclusive—available nowhere else.
Getting it is simple: tap/click the linked dining menu. For every 1 purchase, you randomly receive 1 card. You can’t choose the card type. Limited-time, while supplies last—detailed redemption conditions will be announced by the official after that.
One more thing: the official explicitly said they will refuse “large orders placed for the purpose of reselling.” It’s rare to see anti-scalper measures like this on promo cards—consider that a small bit of conscience.
3. Card art
First, the attitude: the card art is so good. I’m seriously tempted 🤤 I have to get this set back.
With all-original designs like this, the card art itself is the motivation to assemble a full set. For me, the standout selling point of this set is simply how stunning the card art is.
4. Rarity
Honestly, the quantity should be pretty large. With 10 types × 159 stores × about three months of restaurant promos, the total distribution volume isn’t actually small—so the scarcity of each individual card is relatively low.
The real hurdle is “collecting all 10 random types”—since you can’t select, the cost of completing the set is the key.
5. Rarity
Objectively speaking, the rarity ceiling for this kind of branded promo is usually not that high. It isn’t a tournament championship card, nor is it on the level of super-rare manga cards—bare card collection-wise, it’s more like a “story-based topic limited” kind of item.
But if all 10 cards are sent for PSA grading and you end up with 10 consecutive numbered certs (continuous cert numbers), then the rarity still exists—because receiving random cards from a restaurant that all hit full marks and are consecutively numbered is itself an extremely difficult achievement. The value can’t be compared to a single plain loose card.
If you’re willing to go through the trouble, you can save up several sets of cards to submit for grading and try for this 10-consecutive-number run. Of course, the difficulty is genuinely high.
PS: Chopper’s bowling is hilarious—so cute! 🤣
#OPCG #ONEPIECE #TCG
GM☕️ OPCG has released another collaboration card—Museum Grévin (Musée Grévin) x Luffy card from OPCG.
Grévin is that wax figure museum in Paris. Starting June 26, buy a ticket to enter and you’ll receive this Luffy card—50,000 copies, while supplies last.
First, let’s talk about the card art. I think it’s a bit of a letdown. Compared to the artistic homage style of PTCG’s Van Gogh-themed skin, this one’s illustration style feels fairly standard—too plain to really stand out.
As for the number—50,000 copies—it’s pretty middle-of-the-road. Not too many, not too few, with moderate scarcity.
But you still have to try to grab one, of course. After all, it’s OPCG’s first museum collaboration card. With that title alone, it’s relatively rare (rarity and scarcity are two different things).
Unfortunately, I’m in Hong Kong, so I can’t get one… If any family members are in Paris or planning a trip to France, could you pick up one for me on the side? 🤤
#ONEPIECE #OPCG #TCG
Grévin is that wax figure museum in Paris. Starting June 26, buy a ticket to enter and you’ll receive this Luffy card—50,000 copies, while supplies last.
First, let’s talk about the card art. I think it’s a bit of a letdown. Compared to the artistic homage style of PTCG’s Van Gogh-themed skin, this one’s illustration style feels fairly standard—too plain to really stand out.
As for the number—50,000 copies—it’s pretty middle-of-the-road. Not too many, not too few, with moderate scarcity.
But you still have to try to grab one, of course. After all, it’s OPCG’s first museum collaboration card. With that title alone, it’s relatively rare (rarity and scarcity are two different things).
Unfortunately, I’m in Hong Kong, so I can’t get one… If any family members are in Paris or planning a trip to France, could you pick up one for me on the side? 🤤
#ONEPIECE #OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ Have you guys pre-ordered the OP16 dropping on May 30th? I locked in a box back in January, the price was sweet, but unfortunately, no guarantees🫠
With @EricCLFung’s historical premium comparison from OP11 to OP16, the pre-sale premium for OP16 is +217%, which is higher than OP15, so that basically gives us a rough estimate for the secondary market box price (at least 7 to 8K HKD/Case).
My personal advice is, if the premium is over double for buying a sealed box just to crack it open, it’s not worth it. You’re better off hitting the secondary market for the Raw Cards you really want.
#OPCG #TCG
With @EricCLFung’s historical premium comparison from OP11 to OP16, the pre-sale premium for OP16 is +217%, which is higher than OP15, so that basically gives us a rough estimate for the secondary market box price (at least 7 to 8K HKD/Case).
My personal advice is, if the premium is over double for buying a sealed box just to crack it open, it’s not worth it. You’re better off hitting the secondary market for the Raw Cards you really want.
#OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ OPCG four-year anniversary box is live, and I’ve already added it to my watchlist. 🤤
Featuring the 12 zodiac theme, they just revealed the Snake (Hancock) and Dragon (Taoji) card designs yesterday, and this Hancock design is absolutely stunning! 😍
There are still 10 designs yet to be revealed, and as long as Luffy's card design isn't a total flop, this box is bound to go parabolic.
PS: The only thing I'm currently worried about is the difficulty in snagging that PSA10 serial number 12. 🫠
#tcg #OPCG
Featuring the 12 zodiac theme, they just revealed the Snake (Hancock) and Dragon (Taoji) card designs yesterday, and this Hancock design is absolutely stunning! 😍
There are still 10 designs yet to be revealed, and as long as Luffy's card design isn't a total flop, this box is bound to go parabolic.
PS: The only thing I'm currently worried about is the difficulty in snagging that PSA10 serial number 12. 🫠
#tcg #OPCG
GM☕️ Round1 × One Piece Collaboration Trading Cards “Made to Order (Received Order Production)” should be fake news
What actually happened: The collaboration started on 7/18. Buy a specified set to draw from the “ROUND1 Promotion Pack,” with limited quantity—once they’re gone, that’s it.
Starting on 7/15, people began posting images of a “made-to-order decision.” The hottest post got 690,000 views. But in the original wording on the official website, the phrase “made-to-order sales” was referring to merchandise—order via the app, with shipping in December. For the trading cards, it didn’t mention a single word.
They moved the merchandise copy onto the cards—spreading a deliberately planted false message. The whole point is to make everyone think, “Anyway later we’ll be able to order,” so they give up on lining up at the event on the 18th, reducing same-day competition.
Anyway, I can’t get my hands on it in Hong Kong either—I’m just here to watch🤣
PS: Bandai might still, in theory, announce additional production later (but with Bandai’s current situation, where would they even have the capacity for made-to-order production without burning themselves out?🤣). However, as of now there’s been no official announcement. The source of the circulated “decision” image is unknown; it’s basically a rumor.
#OPCG #TCG
What actually happened: The collaboration started on 7/18. Buy a specified set to draw from the “ROUND1 Promotion Pack,” with limited quantity—once they’re gone, that’s it.
Starting on 7/15, people began posting images of a “made-to-order decision.” The hottest post got 690,000 views. But in the original wording on the official website, the phrase “made-to-order sales” was referring to merchandise—order via the app, with shipping in December. For the trading cards, it didn’t mention a single word.
They moved the merchandise copy onto the cards—spreading a deliberately planted false message. The whole point is to make everyone think, “Anyway later we’ll be able to order,” so they give up on lining up at the event on the 18th, reducing same-day competition.
Anyway, I can’t get my hands on it in Hong Kong either—I’m just here to watch🤣
PS: Bandai might still, in theory, announce additional production later (but with Bandai’s current situation, where would they even have the capacity for made-to-order production without burning themselves out?🤣). However, as of now there’s been no official announcement. The source of the circulated “decision” image is unknown; it’s basically a rumor.
#OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ OP17’s card lineup has been revealed—so awesome!
My favorite is this gold-foil SP Luffy—pure kingly aura 🤤!
The manga has the old Four Emperors, while the SP is the new Four Emperors. And those few cards with the black-and-white line-art style are also really pleasing to look at. As expected, the odd-numbered supplementary packs are all solid stuff
#TCG #OPCG
My favorite is this gold-foil SP Luffy—pure kingly aura 🤤!
The manga has the old Four Emperors, while the SP is the new Four Emperors. And those few cards with the black-and-white line-art style are also really pleasing to look at. As expected, the odd-numbered supplementary packs are all solid stuff
#TCG #OPCG
GM ☕️ Gravel Road Luffy P Card: The official says the response has been too enthusiastic, so distribution has been paused first. The museum will be closed on 6/27 and reopen on 6/28. After that, they will switch to a different distribution method and send more in larger quantities so more people can get one.
Translate this: They’re reprinting and increasing the quantity.
I also said earlier that this card has a “moderate amount of 50,000 cards, with moderate scarcity,” but only two days in, and the whole scarcity aspect is gone straight away 🤡.
I also looked closely at the card images online; it seems to be a mild holo-card process, with no other special finishes. I’m not really interested anymore 🫠
P.S. Good thing I’m in Hong Kong and couldn’t go抢 (grab) — I dodged a bullet 🤣
#OPCG #TCG
Translate this: They’re reprinting and increasing the quantity.
I also said earlier that this card has a “moderate amount of 50,000 cards, with moderate scarcity,” but only two days in, and the whole scarcity aspect is gone straight away 🤡.
I also looked closely at the card images online; it seems to be a mild holo-card process, with no other special finishes. I’m not really interested anymore 🫠
P.S. Good thing I’m in Hong Kong and couldn’t go抢 (grab) — I dodged a bullet 🤣
#OPCG #TCG
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BullishGM☕️ OPCG has released another collaboration card—Museum Grévin (Musée Grévin) x Luffy card from OPCG.
Grévin is that wax figure museum in Paris. Starting June 26, buy a ticket to enter and you’ll receive this Luffy card—50,000 copies, while supplies last.
First, let’s talk about the card art. I think it’s a bit of a letdown. Compared to the artistic homage style of PTCG’s Van Gogh-themed skin, this one’s illustration style feels fairly standard—too plain to really stand out.
As for the number—50,000 copies—it’s pretty middle-of-the-road. Not too many, not too few, with moderate scarcity.
But you still have to try to grab one, of course. After all, it’s OPCG’s first museum collaboration card. With that title alone, it’s relatively rare (rarity and scarcity are two different things).
Unfortunately, I’m in Hong Kong, so I can’t get one… If any family members are in Paris or planning a trip to France, could you pick up one for me on the side? 🤤
#ONEPIECE #OPCG #TCG
Grévin is that wax figure museum in Paris. Starting June 26, buy a ticket to enter and you’ll receive this Luffy card—50,000 copies, while supplies last.
First, let’s talk about the card art. I think it’s a bit of a letdown. Compared to the artistic homage style of PTCG’s Van Gogh-themed skin, this one’s illustration style feels fairly standard—too plain to really stand out.
As for the number—50,000 copies—it’s pretty middle-of-the-road. Not too many, not too few, with moderate scarcity.
But you still have to try to grab one, of course. After all, it’s OPCG’s first museum collaboration card. With that title alone, it’s relatively rare (rarity and scarcity are two different things).
Unfortunately, I’m in Hong Kong, so I can’t get one… If any family members are in Paris or planning a trip to France, could you pick up one for me on the side? 🤤
#ONEPIECE #OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ @PSAcard official data: In April, the ONE PIECE card grading hit an all-time high, surpassing all sports categories.
PSA grading volume itself is a lagging indicator—because the cards have to be bought before they're graded; the real liquidity in the secondary market has already been there.
A more direct first-hand experience: our TCG small group has been remarking daily about the soaring prices of various OPCG cards🤣, with auction prices at trading companies like SNKRDUNK reaching absurd premiums compared to purchase prices.
I feel like I’m on the path of “small card profits feeding big cards.” It’s not intentional; it just naturally happened. Some small cards I bought with a few buddies have doubled or even more lately. A few days ago, I also flipped two of the earliest small cards I bought at auction.
When the overall trend is up, there are always a few small cards that spike absurdly, clearly outperforming the overall trend—these are best to flip quickly.
Let me share my own tiers for OPCG cards:
- Tier 1: Game cards, numbered cards (targets to chase) + manga cards (core collectibles) — the true core positions.
- Tier 2: Various Promo cards — it's essential to distinguish their rarity: how abundant they are, how good they look, how strong the consensus is, and the potential for subsequent resale to crash prices.
- Tier 3: Various SP, SR alternate art, SEC alternate art, R alternate art from booster packs — this category is the largest; it’s hard to say which is high or low, depends on personal favorites, primarily buying based on preference.
Flipping small cards to fund big cards basically means gradually moving from Tier 3/Tier 2 to Tier 1, increasing the scarcity of the collectibles in hand.
Lastly, I’d like to announce that @renaissxyz's OPCG card pool should be launching this month. At this node for OPCG, I’m confident that it will definitely be in high demand and sell out quickly🤪.
TCG cards, I feel, are like “NFT small images” that both Web3 and Web2 are playing with; if you think of it this way, how high do you think the ceiling is?
#OPCG #TCG #Renaiss
PSA grading volume itself is a lagging indicator—because the cards have to be bought before they're graded; the real liquidity in the secondary market has already been there.
A more direct first-hand experience: our TCG small group has been remarking daily about the soaring prices of various OPCG cards🤣, with auction prices at trading companies like SNKRDUNK reaching absurd premiums compared to purchase prices.
I feel like I’m on the path of “small card profits feeding big cards.” It’s not intentional; it just naturally happened. Some small cards I bought with a few buddies have doubled or even more lately. A few days ago, I also flipped two of the earliest small cards I bought at auction.
When the overall trend is up, there are always a few small cards that spike absurdly, clearly outperforming the overall trend—these are best to flip quickly.
Let me share my own tiers for OPCG cards:
- Tier 1: Game cards, numbered cards (targets to chase) + manga cards (core collectibles) — the true core positions.
- Tier 2: Various Promo cards — it's essential to distinguish their rarity: how abundant they are, how good they look, how strong the consensus is, and the potential for subsequent resale to crash prices.
- Tier 3: Various SP, SR alternate art, SEC alternate art, R alternate art from booster packs — this category is the largest; it’s hard to say which is high or low, depends on personal favorites, primarily buying based on preference.
Flipping small cards to fund big cards basically means gradually moving from Tier 3/Tier 2 to Tier 1, increasing the scarcity of the collectibles in hand.
Lastly, I’d like to announce that @renaissxyz's OPCG card pool should be launching this month. At this node for OPCG, I’m confident that it will definitely be in high demand and sell out quickly🤪.
TCG cards, I feel, are like “NFT small images” that both Web3 and Web2 are playing with; if you think of it this way, how high do you think the ceiling is?
#OPCG #TCG #Renaiss
GM☕️ Weekend TCG time, have you reserved your OP-16 boxes?
The overall quality of the OP-16 cards is solid; I'm really hoping to snag the Robin big head and that Blackbeard event card, they look amazing!
This time, the Leader big head card is so clean, they even removed the borders, big props for that!
#OPCG #TCG
The overall quality of the OP-16 cards is solid; I'm really hoping to snag the Robin big head and that Blackbeard event card, they look amazing!
This time, the Leader big head card is so clean, they even removed the borders, big props for that!
#OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ Sol chain's TCG cards can now be used for collateralized lending
The Jupiter Offerbook is in public beta, allowing any tokens, NFTs, or TCG cards on Solana to engage in fixed-rate, fixed-term collateralized lending, essentially connecting all assets on the chain to a trustless lending table. It's still in beta, so liquidity is pretty low right now.
Actually, the NFTfi wave tried this whole collateralized lending thing once, but it didn’t last. Whenever a small image project hits a milestone (like snapshots, airdrops, TGE), NFT prices can crash, oracles lag behind, and arbitrageurs clear out the pools in no time, making bad debts hard to manage. Plus, the TVL of these small image projects can't support a viable collateralized lending market, leading them to fade from public view.
Whether TCG can make it this time depends on how large the demand for collateralized lending actually is. If it’s just a small group of users, then this offerbook is just your run-of-the-mill DeFi lending market, not exactly groundbreaking 🫠.
Stay tuned to see if TCG can boost its TVL on Offerbook.
PS: @renaissxyz When are we getting a TCG staking option over on the BSC Chain? 🤤
#OPCG #TCG #Renaiss
The Jupiter Offerbook is in public beta, allowing any tokens, NFTs, or TCG cards on Solana to engage in fixed-rate, fixed-term collateralized lending, essentially connecting all assets on the chain to a trustless lending table. It's still in beta, so liquidity is pretty low right now.
Actually, the NFTfi wave tried this whole collateralized lending thing once, but it didn’t last. Whenever a small image project hits a milestone (like snapshots, airdrops, TGE), NFT prices can crash, oracles lag behind, and arbitrageurs clear out the pools in no time, making bad debts hard to manage. Plus, the TVL of these small image projects can't support a viable collateralized lending market, leading them to fade from public view.
Whether TCG can make it this time depends on how large the demand for collateralized lending actually is. If it’s just a small group of users, then this offerbook is just your run-of-the-mill DeFi lending market, not exactly groundbreaking 🫠.
Stay tuned to see if TCG can boost its TVL on Offerbook.
PS: @renaissxyz When are we getting a TCG staking option over on the BSC Chain? 🤤
#OPCG #TCG #Renaiss
GM☕️ It's confirmed! The second drop of Dodgers baseball cards is here, and there are definitely cards available.
But honestly, I think this new card just can't compete with the first drop's Dodgers card—Luffy swinging that bat looked way cooler in the first series. Plus, this one's a DON!! card, and due to format issues, the design doesn’t fill the whole card, which makes it less appealing.
Once the new cards come out, it’s hard to predict how the price of the first drop will move, but personally, I lean towards '1st is 1st'. Considering the second drop's design isn’t as good as the first (just my opinion), it should be a bullish sign for the first drop's Luffy baseball card.
What do you guys think?
#OPCG #TCG
But honestly, I think this new card just can't compete with the first drop's Dodgers card—Luffy swinging that bat looked way cooler in the first series. Plus, this one's a DON!! card, and due to format issues, the design doesn’t fill the whole card, which makes it less appealing.
Once the new cards come out, it’s hard to predict how the price of the first drop will move, but personally, I lean towards '1st is 1st'. Considering the second drop's design isn’t as good as the first (just my opinion), it should be a bullish sign for the first drop's Luffy baseball card.
What do you guys think?
#OPCG #TCG
GM☕️Just snagged a PSA 10 ST01-012 "1st Anniversary-Signature" Gold Foil Luffy.
The OP05 "New Era Protagonist" booster pack includes the 1st Anniversary card, featuring a Tōda signature (not a real sig, but it's gold foil printed on, and it is indeed Tōda's signature). The card is seriously slick, with edges and the signature area outlined in gold.
There are a total of 4 highest rarity cards in OP05: Luffy / Law / Kid from the Worst Generation, plus this Gold Foil Luffy. From what I’ve checked, the pull rate is about 1 in 100 BOXES across the 4 kinds, so to land a specific single one, you're looking at an average of 400 BOXES.
The pull rate is on par with the other 3 manga variant cards, but the narrative is different: the other 3 are regular manga storyboard cards, while the Gold Foil is the only one featuring the "1st Anniversary event + Tōda's original signature". So I personally think the price shouldn't be lower than the Nika manga Luffy from OP05.
PSA 10 Pop is 3,438 cards / Total graded 3,770 cards, with 91% being PSA 10. The card's quality is solid; its rarity doesn't rely on the grade but on the pull probability + cardholders holding onto it.
On the price front, over the past 5 months, the trend has been 350k → 436k → 525k → 749k → 829k, which is a 2.4x increase. The nature of the 1st Anniversary means this card won't be reprinted.
What really gives me FOMO is that this card is incredibly hard to buy🤣, feels like everyone is clutching onto it. For the past month, I’ve been trying to pick it up, asking a few HK friends who previously sold me cards if they’d part with this one, and three or four replied with pretty much the same thing: "I have it, but I'm not selling🤣 Why would I sell if it’s bound to go up?"
Sellers are collectively holding back, and the secondary market (referencing Snkrdunk) has a super low card listing density— I actually feel like the current price isn’t too high. 1st is 1st, and next time I want to grab one, it’ll just get tougher.
#OPCG #TCG #OnePiece
The OP05 "New Era Protagonist" booster pack includes the 1st Anniversary card, featuring a Tōda signature (not a real sig, but it's gold foil printed on, and it is indeed Tōda's signature). The card is seriously slick, with edges and the signature area outlined in gold.
There are a total of 4 highest rarity cards in OP05: Luffy / Law / Kid from the Worst Generation, plus this Gold Foil Luffy. From what I’ve checked, the pull rate is about 1 in 100 BOXES across the 4 kinds, so to land a specific single one, you're looking at an average of 400 BOXES.
The pull rate is on par with the other 3 manga variant cards, but the narrative is different: the other 3 are regular manga storyboard cards, while the Gold Foil is the only one featuring the "1st Anniversary event + Tōda's original signature". So I personally think the price shouldn't be lower than the Nika manga Luffy from OP05.
PSA 10 Pop is 3,438 cards / Total graded 3,770 cards, with 91% being PSA 10. The card's quality is solid; its rarity doesn't rely on the grade but on the pull probability + cardholders holding onto it.
On the price front, over the past 5 months, the trend has been 350k → 436k → 525k → 749k → 829k, which is a 2.4x increase. The nature of the 1st Anniversary means this card won't be reprinted.
What really gives me FOMO is that this card is incredibly hard to buy🤣, feels like everyone is clutching onto it. For the past month, I’ve been trying to pick it up, asking a few HK friends who previously sold me cards if they’d part with this one, and three or four replied with pretty much the same thing: "I have it, but I'm not selling🤣 Why would I sell if it’s bound to go up?"
Sellers are collectively holding back, and the secondary market (referencing Snkrdunk) has a super low card listing density— I actually feel like the current price isn’t too high. 1st is 1st, and next time I want to grab one, it’ll just get tougher.
#OPCG #TCG #OnePiece
GM☕️ In less than a month, the trading index for the exchange "One Piece" hit 606.6, with a daily increase of +2.54%. Since the last tweet, it has surged by 25%🫠
The stars of the show these past few days have been the collab Promo cards represented by soccer, basketball, and baseball cards. The soccer BVB collab card is the most outrageous, as the price in sneaker shops skyrocketed from 285k yen to 500k yen in just a week (could it be due to the World Cup?🤣)
There have also been various small cards spiking in price, but I can't list them all.
Which one do you guys like the most among soccer, basketball, and baseball? (The attached image shows my ranking)
#opcg #Tcg
The stars of the show these past few days have been the collab Promo cards represented by soccer, basketball, and baseball cards. The soccer BVB collab card is the most outrageous, as the price in sneaker shops skyrocketed from 285k yen to 500k yen in just a week (could it be due to the World Cup?🤣)
There have also been various small cards spiking in price, but I can't list them all.
Which one do you guys like the most among soccer, basketball, and baseball? (The attached image shows my ranking)
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GM☕️ The OPCG U.S. edition's one-year anniversary Ukiyo-e gift box sneakers have hit a成交价 of over 24k+ HKD. I initially snagged the original box for 12k HKD at a physical card shop, doubling my buy-in price 🤤.
The card condition for this set is notoriously tough, making it hard to hit a P10, so most folks recommend "leave the original box untouched" to ride the premium. I’ve thought about this, but with such stunning cards, who can resist breaking them open? 🤪 Currently, I'm sending all in for PSA grading, going down the "study abroad" path.
The PSA10 sequential number set’s buy-in price at the sneaker shop has also soared to 100w JPY (about 50k HKD), and the hype around the entire one-year anniversary Ukiyo-e set is still going strong.
I still have a long-term bullish outlook on this set:
1st is 1st;
The U.S. edition is limited, a true gem;
The Ukiyo-e art style is unique and beautiful!
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The card condition for this set is notoriously tough, making it hard to hit a P10, so most folks recommend "leave the original box untouched" to ride the premium. I’ve thought about this, but with such stunning cards, who can resist breaking them open? 🤪 Currently, I'm sending all in for PSA grading, going down the "study abroad" path.
The PSA10 sequential number set’s buy-in price at the sneaker shop has also soared to 100w JPY (about 50k HKD), and the hype around the entire one-year anniversary Ukiyo-e set is still going strong.
I still have a long-term bullish outlook on this set:
1st is 1st;
The U.S. edition is limited, a true gem;
The Ukiyo-e art style is unique and beautiful!
#OPCG #tcg
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BullishGM☕️ couldn't resist and opened the sealed American version of the OPCG 1st Anniversary gift box that I bought a while ago.
This set is the English Version 1st Anniversary Set limited release by Premium Bandai in June 2024, featuring 10 cards of the Straw Hat crew in ukiyo-e style. The texture and visual impact of each card are truly exceptional, with each card resembling a small print. Bandai has indeed put a lot of effort into the artistic design of this set.
After opening and taking a look around, the centering is just okay 😮💨. It's not crooked, but it's also not perfectly centered. However, I can't worry too much about that; I will definitely send them all for PSA grading and take a gamble on luck.
I checked the PSA pop report, and currently, the total number of cards submitted for grading in the full set is 8,576, with an approximate PSA 10 rate of 85.5%. Among them, Luffy has the highest submission count (1,157 cards), but surprisingly has the lowest PSA 10 rate at about 64%. Zoro is the most stable with a PSA 10 rate of 94%. So the rarity of Luffy PSA 10 is actually higher than expected (as long as Luffy grades 10, I’m likely not to lose 😜).
In the secondary market, the price for a complete set of 10 consecutive numbers with PSA 10 is around 900,000 yen (which is roughly 6,000 USD+). For individual cards, Luffy PSA 10 is the most expensive, followed by Zoro.
The ukiyo-e style really resonates with me; it’s definitely my favorite set. It feels great to have it displayed in a card holder. Wishing for all to grade P10!
#OPCG #TCG
This set is the English Version 1st Anniversary Set limited release by Premium Bandai in June 2024, featuring 10 cards of the Straw Hat crew in ukiyo-e style. The texture and visual impact of each card are truly exceptional, with each card resembling a small print. Bandai has indeed put a lot of effort into the artistic design of this set.
After opening and taking a look around, the centering is just okay 😮💨. It's not crooked, but it's also not perfectly centered. However, I can't worry too much about that; I will definitely send them all for PSA grading and take a gamble on luck.
I checked the PSA pop report, and currently, the total number of cards submitted for grading in the full set is 8,576, with an approximate PSA 10 rate of 85.5%. Among them, Luffy has the highest submission count (1,157 cards), but surprisingly has the lowest PSA 10 rate at about 64%. Zoro is the most stable with a PSA 10 rate of 94%. So the rarity of Luffy PSA 10 is actually higher than expected (as long as Luffy grades 10, I’m likely not to lose 😜).
In the secondary market, the price for a complete set of 10 consecutive numbers with PSA 10 is around 900,000 yen (which is roughly 6,000 USD+). For individual cards, Luffy PSA 10 is the most expensive, followed by Zoro.
The ukiyo-e style really resonates with me; it’s definitely my favorite set. It feels great to have it displayed in a card holder. Wishing for all to grade P10!
#OPCG #TCG
GM☕️ Exchange Society 'One Piece' overall market index is 484.9, up +5.35% for the day, jumping from 192 to 484 in 6 months, a solid 1.5x increase. Especially in the last two weeks, it has formed an almost vertical uptrend.
It's crazy that some of the smaller cards bought the day before yesterday have already doubled in auction prices today... 🤣 The auction prices at the Exchange Society have become so exaggerated compared to the purchase prices at SNKRDUNK that it’s bordering on unreasonable. So I recommend anyone looking to offload smaller cards to prioritize selling at the Exchange Society auctions.
However, I personally suggest holding onto the larger cards, as OPCG is really just getting started — even if there's a correction to digest, once the pullback is over, who knows how high the truly scarce cards could go.
Continue with the strategy of 'using profits from small cards to build up larger cards', flipping Tier 3 small cards and gradually moving into Tier 1 core positions.
Want to buy more? Pick up some of the smaller Luffy cards that haven't skyrocketed as much, like these few that I really like 🤤:
- OP07-073 Explosive Hair Luffy
- P-043 Crown Luffy
- P-110 Horned Luffy
#OPCG #TCG
It's crazy that some of the smaller cards bought the day before yesterday have already doubled in auction prices today... 🤣 The auction prices at the Exchange Society have become so exaggerated compared to the purchase prices at SNKRDUNK that it’s bordering on unreasonable. So I recommend anyone looking to offload smaller cards to prioritize selling at the Exchange Society auctions.
However, I personally suggest holding onto the larger cards, as OPCG is really just getting started — even if there's a correction to digest, once the pullback is over, who knows how high the truly scarce cards could go.
Continue with the strategy of 'using profits from small cards to build up larger cards', flipping Tier 3 small cards and gradually moving into Tier 1 core positions.
Want to buy more? Pick up some of the smaller Luffy cards that haven't skyrocketed as much, like these few that I really like 🤤:
- OP07-073 Explosive Hair Luffy
- P-043 Crown Luffy
- P-110 Horned Luffy
#OPCG #TCG
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