General Franky [Event] P-027 Price Spike: Why is this Promo jumping?
If you have been tracking the One Piece Card Game market over the last week, you likely noticed a massive anomaly in the secondary market. While most high-end cards are experiencing standard fluctuations, one specific promotional card has seen its value nearly double in a matter/single-day window.
In this report, we are breaking down the specific price movements for May 4, 2026, analyzing why certain Enel variants are surging, and investigating the significant pullbacks seen in high-end Chase cards like Jewelry Bonney.
General Franky [Event] P-027 Price Surge Explained
The most staggering movement in the market today is the General Franky [Event] P-027 (One Piece Promo). This card has skyrocketed from $30.99 to $60.50, representing a massive 95.22% increase.
For collectors, the most important takeaway here is the disparity between raw (ungraded) copies and graded slabs. While the ungraded price is currently $60.50, the premium for high-grade copies remains immense. A PSA 10 version of this General Franky is trading at $80.29, while a BGS 10 specimen sits at a staggering $354.89.
Interestingly, the PSA/BGS 9 price is only $54.51, which is actually lower than the current ungraded market price of $60.50. This suggests that the recent price spike is being driven by intense demand for raw, "near-mint" copies, potentially due to a sudden scarcity in available supply. When the ungraded price exceeds the price of a graded 9, it signals a highly volatile period for that specific card.
Is the Enel Price Trend a Single-Day Blip or a Long-Term Move?
We are seeing a coordinated upward movement across several different Enel cards, specifically those from the Japanese Awakening of the New Era (OP05) and the Japanese Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection.
Enel OP05-098 (Japanese Awakening of the New Era)
One specific iteration of Enel OP05-098 from the Awakening of the New Era set has seen a massive 717.76% jump, moving from $2.14 to $17.50. This is a classic "low-end" breakout. While the price is still relatively low, the percentage move is astronomical. Looking at the graded data, a PSA 10 for this card is valued at $179.23, showing that while the raw card is becoming more accessible, the "Gem Mint" versions are still treated as premium assets.
Enel [Alternate Art] OP05-100 (Japanese Awakening of the New Era)
The Enel [Alternate Art] OP05-100 from the same Awakening of the New Era set is also seeing significant upward pressure, rising from $24.30 to $43.00 (+76.95%). The premium for a PSA 10 here is quite wide, sitting at $103, nearly 2.4x the price of the ungraded version.
Enel OP05-098 (Japanese 25th Collection)
Finally, the Enel OP05-098 from the Japanese Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection has climbed from $88 to $106.90 (+21.48%). This move is more stable than the others, following a steady upward trajectory. For those looking at graded copies, a PSA 10 is currently $164.77, suggesting that while the raw price is rising, the ceiling for top-tier grades is still quite far off.
DON Card [Uta Gold] Price Increase: Is the Premium Booster Trend Continuing?
The DON Card [Uta Gold] from the One Piece Premium Booster is another heavy hitter in today's gainers. It moved from $181.65 to $224.18, a solid 23.41% increase.
This card is a major focal point for high-end collectors. The gap between ungraded and graded copies is massive:
* Ungraded: $224.18
* PSA 10: $357.50
* BGS 10: $465.00
The fact that the CGC 10 is at $286 and SGC 10 is at $215 (which is actually lower than the current raw price) indicates that the current market movement is being driven by "raw" supply volatility rather than a shift in the value of authenticated Gem Mint slabs.
What is causing the Jewelry Bonney [Storage Gold] price drop?
On the flip side of the market, we are seeing a significant correction in some of the most expensive cards in the hobby. The most notable "loser" today is the Jewelry Bonkers [Storage Gold] OP08-105 (One Piece Japanese Two Legends).
This card has dropped from $374 to $286.83, a heavy 23.31% decline. This is a significant loss in nominal value. However, looking at the graded market, the "floor" for this card remains very high. A PSA/BGS 9 is still worth $114, and a BGS 10 is still commanding $708. The drop in the ungraded price suggests that sellers may be liquidating raw copies, but the high-end slab market hasn't collapsed in tandem with the raw price.
Analyzing the Decline of Zoro 6 and Sugar OP10-003
Two other notable drops in today's data include:
1. Zoro 6 (One Piece Carddals Hyper Battle First Stage): This vintage-style card saw a massive crash, falling from $99.99 to $53.20 (-46.79%). This is a staggering drop for a single day. Interestingly, the graded market for this card is still extremely high, with PSA/BGS 9 copies trading at $660 and BGS 9.5 at $726. This suggests the current price drop is limited to low-grade or ungraded copies, while the "trophy" versions of Zoro 6 remain untouched by this volatility.
2. Sugar OP10-003 (One Piece Japanese Royal Blood): This card dropped from $22.55 to $13.67 (-39.38%). While the percentage is high, the price point is lower, making this a more routine fluctuation. The PSA 10 premium remains healthy at $65.50, showing that even as raw prices dip, the demand for perfect copies of Royal Blood remains intact.
Summary of Other Notable Price Movements
To round out today's market movement, we have a few other cards seeing downward pressure:
* Monkey.D.Luffy [Alternate Art] PRB02-005 (One Piece Premium Booster 2): This card fell from $34.60 to $27.19 (-21.42%). As an ungraded-only tracked card in our data, we cannot yet determine if this is a trend or a temporary dip.
* Yamato EB02-006 (One Piece Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection): This card saw a 22.66% decrease, moving from $25.82 to $19.97. For collectors looking at the top end, a PSA 10 version of this card is still valued much higher at approximately $100+ (based on market trends), showing a massive gap between the value of raw/low-grade copies and pristine specimens.
Market Summary:
The market today is characterized by extreme volatility in the "mid-tier" card range (the $20–$100 range), with significant surges in certain Enel-related or Enel-adjacent assets, while high-end "slab" markets (PSA 10/BGS 10) appear to be holding their value despite the fluctuations in raw card prices.