One Piece TCG Price Guide 2026: Complete Card Values
One Piece TCG prices change fast, especially around major set releases and tournament results. This guide is designed to help you track value with clarity—without chasing noise. Use it alongside the Haki TCG scanner to check current values and keep a clean portfolio view.
How much is my One Piece card worth?
Most cards follow a simple pattern: prices spike at release, settle after 3–6 weeks, and then drift based on meta relevance and reprints. The fastest way to know today’s value is to scan the card and compare live listings across regions. Haki TCG makes that a two‑second workflow.
What actually moves prices?
Primary drivers you’ll see across every set:
- Competitive demand — Meta leaders and key staples climb quickly.
- Collector demand — Alt art, serials, and special treatments carry long‑term premium.
- Supply timing — Early weeks vs. post‑reprint windows shift the floor.
- Regional differences — JP vs. EN can diverge sharply on the same card.
Example cards worth tracking
Use these as a scan list when comparing values or setting alerts:
Price-tracked staples and chase cards
Build your own price workflow
- Scan → Save → Track: Keep a short list of 15–30 cards you care about.
- Use set filters on
/setsto compare release windows. - Review 30/90‑day movement before buying or trading.
Haki TCG quick tip
Use the Market Values feature to check trends after every major event. That’s usually when the biggest post‑event price shifts happen. If you want a faster workflow, bookmark /features/market-values and scan directly into your watchlist.
CTA: Scan any card with Haki TCG to check its current market value instantly.
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