What is the most expensive card in Monkey D. Luffy?

Monkey.D.Luffy (ST08-001) is currently the most valuable card in Monkey D. Luffy at $5.54, based on TCGPlayer market data tracked by the Haki database.

How many chase cards does Monkey D. Luffy have?

Collectors typically chase the alternate arts, secret rares, and special rares at the top of the value chart. In Monkey D. Luffy, the top 10 cards by market price are listed on this page and updated with the Haki price feed.

Where do these One Piece card prices come from?

Prices come from TCGPlayer (USD) market data with Cardmarket (EUR) as fallback — the same feed the Haki card scanner app uses.

How do I know which version of a card I pulled?

Check the card number and artwork: alternate arts and manga rares share the collector number of the base print but differ in art and finish. The Haki app identifies the exact printing from a photo and shows its price immediately.

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Top 10 Chase Cards in Monkey D. Luffy

Every booster of Monkey D. Luffy has a handful of cards everyone hopes to pull. Right now the chart is led by Monkey.D.Luffy at $5.54. Here are the 10 most valuable cards in the set, ranked by live market price.

Prices checked 2026-06-18 · TCGPlayer market data, Cardmarket fallback

#1 C ST08-001

Monkey.D.Luffy

$5.54 TCGPlayer

Monkey.D.Luffy is the undisputed chase card of Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Denim2. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Leader Black Art: Denim2

#2 C ST08-005

Shanks

$1.09 TCGPlayer

Shanks is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Makitoshi. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Makitoshi

#3 AA ST08-002

Uta

$0.99 TCGPlayer

Uta is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. As an alternate-art printing, its price is driven by scarcity and artwork rather than playability. Illustrated by Hashimoto Q. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Hashimoto Q

#4 C ST08-006

Shirahoshi

$0.65 TCGPlayer

Shirahoshi is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Suzume Muraichi. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Suzume Muraichi

#5 C ST08-007

Nefeltari Vivi

$0.26 TCGPlayer

Nefeltari Vivi is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Hatori Kyoka. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Hatori Kyoka

#6 C ST08-015

Gum-Gum Pistol

$0.25 TCGPlayer

Gum-Gum Pistol is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Event Black

#7 C ST08-014

Gum-Gum Bell

$0.23 TCGPlayer

Gum-Gum Bell is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Event Black

#8 C ST08-011

Monkey.D.Luffy

$0.21 TCGPlayer

Monkey.D.Luffy is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Studio Vigor Co. Ltd. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Studio Vigor Co. Ltd

#9 C ST08-004

Koby

$0.20 TCGPlayer

Koby is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Minato Sashima. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Minato Sashima

#10 C ST08-012

Laboon

$0.16 TCGPlayer

Laboon is one of the more attainable chase cards in Monkey D. Luffy. Illustrated by Anderson. Priced via TCGPlayer.

Character Black Art: Anderson

What makes a chase card?

One Piece TCG sets carry their value at the very top of the rarity ladder: alternate arts, manga rares, and secret rares. The base version of a card might sell for cents while its alt-art parallel trades for hundreds — same name, same effect, wildly different price. That's why the ranking above tracks each printing separately.

Pulled something shiny from a Monkey D. Luffy booster? Scan it with the Haki app — it identifies the exact printing and shows TCGPlayer and Cardmarket prices side by side.