The Biggest One Piece Card Price Shifts in June 2026

June was an awesome month for the One Piece Card Game! For both collectors and players alike, there were a ton of new things going on last month. The newest set, The Time of Battle, received positive reviews from all corners of the fandom. Plus, it brings us closer to a worldwide unified release schedule that will start with OP-17 at the end of August!

Today, we're going to look at the cards that have had the most action. Some of these cards are seeing significant movement due to their use in the competitive scene. Some are just being bought up by collectors hoping to manipulate their prices. We'll look at both and aim to get a solid understanding of what's happening in the market right now. 

The Rise and Fall of Playables

Since OP-16 came out, we've had a shift in the meta for what decks are seeing the most tournament success. Now, the meta isn't just limited to Purple Enel and Blue Yellow Nami. Three new strategies from The Time of Battle have already made huge impacts on the tournament scene, and with it, the market.

Rising: ST21-014 Monkey.D.Luffy

Surprisingly, one of the biggest decks right now is ST30 Luffy & Ace. This deck is all about rushing down the opponent with characters with a printed 6000 power or less. The ST02 Rush Luffy is one of the best candidates for this job. This card is crazy powerful in pretty much any red strategy that can play it. As a result, this card has been spiking over the last couple of weeks!

The base version of this Luffy started in June around the $2 mark, then it peaked at $12 in late June, and stabilized around $8. The alternate-art version of the card went up from $22 to around $32. These jumps may not seem like a lot for the alternate art, but the base Super Rare version of the card basically quadrupled in price and has started making its way into binders rather than bulk.

Rising: PRB02-010 Charlotte Pudding

Charlotte Pudding from PRB-02 has slowly been picking up over the last two weeks because of the recent reveals for the upcoming Purple Charlotte Katakuri Starter Deck. This new Pudding is going to be a staple four-of in pretty much any Purple deck with a {Big Mom Pirates} type Leader card. Honestly, it feels like a custom card when you play it. Draw two cards and play out what is usually a Katakuri Blocker for free? You usually don't care about having to go Don-2 at the point in the game where you would be using Pudding anyway. 

The regular artwork for this card is now around the $5 mark, while the alternate-art has been seeing buyouts and is now sitting around $50! At the start of June, it was half the price! For an alternate-art that was likely already sitting in your binder, having something double in price is great.

Rising: Gravity Blade Raging Tiger

Gravity Blade Raging Tiger is currently the best removal card available to blue decks. Now that Gum-Gum Red Roc is out of rotation, blue decks have had to look for alternative forms of removal. Last format, removal wasn't as important though, so there wasn't a huge demand for this card. 

Now though? Green Blue Luffy from OP-16 is running rampant, and filled with low-cost characters that are all fair game for Gravity Blade's effect.

This card has been going up like crazy. In early June, both the original and reprint were around $2. Right now they're each sitting between $7 and $8, while the alternate-art jumped from $30 to almost $70.

Falling: OP15-114 Wyper

Surprisingly, the Wyper from OP-15 has been tanking in price recently. The regular SR was a solid $5 card for the longest time. Now it is just over a dollar. We see a similar drop from the alternate art as well, which started around $30 at the start of June and now is sitting around $13.

This might actually be a great time to pick up your playset of alternate-arts if you don't have them yet. Especially since a lot of yellow decks are using this card as a way to deal with Green/Blue Luffy's swarm of Characters.

Falling: ST12-010 Emporio.Ivankov

Emporio Ivankov from ST12 was getting really hyped up leading into the OP-16 format. Basically, as soon as the Impel Down cards started to be revealed, Ivankov started to climb in price. At one point, Ivankov rose as high as $10! This is crazy for an SR that had never really seen any competitive play at that point, but people were hyping Ivankov for Blue Buggy and Green/Blue Luffy decks. 

Too bad most of them play maybe two copies of Ivankov, if you're lucky. As a result of not really seeing any success, Ivankov started to tank, and is now down to around $4 a copy. Not a huge drop, but still significant enough for anyone who picked it up around the $10 mark. 

Collectibles Galore!

Playable cards aren't the only ones that have been going up like crazy in the last month. Plenty of collectibles have also been rocketing to outer space.

Rising: Treasure Rare OP07-109 Monkey.D.Luffy

Let's look at two big Luffy cards: the Treasure Rare Luffy from Two Legends, and the Red Bull Double DON!! Luffy promo. Both of these cards have seen crazy buyouts and price spikes over the last month. 

The TR Luffy hasn't seen as much movement as the Red Bull Luffy, but it has gone up well over $100 in the last month and is continuing to rise what seems like every week. At the rate this card is climbing, I can easily see it breaking $800, maybe even $1000 by the end of the year. I'm probably not the only person thinking this either, as some of the most recent sales for this card have been in large-quantity purchases. Some people are picking up more than 10 copies of it at a time in recent sales.

Rising: Red Bull Double DON!! PRB02-005 Monkey.D.Luffy

The Red Bull Luffy has been seeing even crazier increases. At the start of June, it was sitting comfortably at $300, with a few sales around the $250 range. By the start of July, the lowest Near Mint copy was $725, more than double in price over the course of a month.

The Red Bull Luffy card, along with the DON!! card and even the winner promos, are only going to go up even more over time because of how exclusive they are. It is definitely one of those cards where if you have the opportunity to pick it up, you probably should.

Rising: Jolly Roger Foil ST01-006 Tony Tony.Chopper

Anyone who is a fan of Tony Tony Chopper has probably noticed that a bunch of different Chopper cards have started going up in price lately. Collectors are finally noticing our favorite Straw Hat doctor. As a result, they're starting to pick up as many Chopper cards as they can. Heck, even Jolly Roger foils from PRB-01 of the ST-01 Chopper are going through the roof! This card shot up from $2 to around $10 in just a month!

For a card that isn't even legal, that's a huge jump. Especially when you consider that there are full art and alternate art versions of this card available, but an easier-to-acquire copy is still shooting up in price.

Rising: P-072 Ryuma

Another collector card that has been going crazy this month is the Premium Card Collection Ryuma. This card is interesting because it is almost a complete mirror of the OP-06 Ryuma, but with a different type. This version of Ryuma is based on when he was still alive, in a special one-shot comic that Eiichiro Oda made that tells the story of Ryuma when he was considered the World's Strongest Swordsman. This story still takes place in the One Piece universe, and it is the same Ryuma that Zoro fought in Thriller Bark. 

The big draw to this card is that it has Eiichiro Oda's signature stamp on it. We don't see that all too often on One Piece cards, so this has been a huge thing for this card since it is a much more affordable card compared to the Oda Signature Luffy from OP05. Also, like the Red Bull Luffy, this card is pretty exclusive and likely to never be reprinted.

Rising: Sealed English 1st Anniversary Set

The last collectible we're going to look at is the English 1st Anniversary Set. This thing has been going crazy in the last few months. Heck, in early June, a sealed copy of the set was around $3000. Now? You're looking at around $8,000.

All of the individual cards in this set have been going wild as well, with the cheapest cards from the set sitting around $150-160 right now (Jinbe and Franky), while Luffy is around $1500. Even though each card doesn't add up to the $10,000 price tag of the sealed Anniversary Set, these cards are still crazy expensive, and they will only continue to go up as more collectors learn about them and want them!

The market for One Piece cards is just going nuts right now. Everyone is trying to get their hands on any card they feel will go up in price. So any time you feel like you picked a card up for way too cheap, you probably did.

Whether you are a collector or a player, hopefully you find something awesome in your next pack opening!