Why is the Sealed 1st Anniversary Set (One Piece Promo) price going up?
If you have been tracking the One Piece Card Game market over the last 24 hours, you have likely witnessed one of the most staggering price movements in the history of the TCG. As of June 4, 2026, the Sealed 1st Anniversary Set (One Piece Promo) has undergone a massive valuation surge, jumping from $1,993.75 to a staggering $6,000. That represents a single-day increase of 200.94%.For collectors and investors, this move is a total outlier. While the market for raw, ungraded copies is currently sitting at $6,000, the graded market provides a strange contrast. Interestingly, we see a CGC 10 slab for this same set valued at only $39.98. This massive discrepancy suggests that the current $6,000 price spike is driven by extreme scarcity or a sudden influx of demand for sealed product specifically, rather than a uniform rise across all graded tiers.
Is Hack OP05-012 (One Piece Japanese Awakening of the New Era) price spike real?
While the 1st Anniversary Set grabbed the headlines with its sheer dollar value, the percentage movement for Hack OP05-012 from the One Piece Japanese Awakening of the New Era set is arguably even more explosive. This card has seen an unprecedented 8057.14% increase, skyrocketing from a mere $0.70 to $57.10.When looking at the graded market for Hack OP05-012, it becomes clear that the "raw" price of $57.10 is just the tip of the iceberg. The premium for high-grade copies is immense. A PSA 10 slab is currently valued at $2,670, while a BGS 10 reaches as high as $3,471. Even a PSA/BGS 9 is trading at $2,225. This suggests that while the raw card has become much more accessible, the "holy grail" versions of this card are seeing a massive valuation gap compared to the ungraded market.
Why is Kalgara OP08-098 (One Piece Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection) going up?
The momentum isn't limited to just one or two cards. Kalgara OP08-098 from the One Piece Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection has also seen a significant jump, rising from $197 to $409.36, a 107.8% increase.The demand for Kalgara appears to be consistent across different grades. The ungraded price is $409.36, which sits very close to the BGS 9.5 price of $472 and the PSA 10 price of $505. The BGS 10 is the clear outlier at $657. This tight spread between the ungraded and the PSA 10/BGS 9.5 suggests that the price movement is being felt across the entire supply chain for this specific card, not just among raw collectors.
Is Usopp [1st Anniversary] OP01-004 still going up?
The Usopp [1st Anniversary] from the One Piece Romance Dawn set is currently in the middle of a multi-day upward trend. Looking back at the last seven days, we saw the price move from $111.87 on June 1st to $160.63 on June 4th—a 43.59% increase in just a few days.The grading data for this Usopp card shows a very wide "premium" for high-tier grades. While the raw card is $160.63, a PSA 10 is valued at $584.14, and a BGS 10 reaches a massive $759. For those looking at mid-tier grades, the SGC 10 sits at $350 and the CGC 10 at $467. This indicates that while the base price is rising, the real value is being driven by the pursuit of perfect grades.
What is causing the Booster Pack (Japanese Emperors in the New World) price jump?
In a massive movement for consumables, Booster Packs from the One Piece Japanese Emperors in the New World set have jumped from $2.64 to $27.93, a 957.95% increase. This is a significant move for a single-pack unit, signaling a potential shift in how collectors are acquiring this specific era of the game.*
What happened to the Kaido [Errata] OP01-061 price drop?
On the opposite end of the spectrum, we are seeing some significant corrections. The most dramatic crash involves Kaido [Errata] OP01-061 from the One Piece Romance Dawn set. The card has plummeted from $25 down to just $2.50, a devastating 90% loss in value.The grading data reveals why this might be a "dead" asset for many. While a PSA 10 is still worth $98 and a BGS 10 is $127, the ungraded market has essentially collapsed. The PSA/BGS 8–8.5 tier is only holding at $7.81. This suggests that the market has lost interest in the raw, ungraded version of this specific errata card.
Why is the Booster Box (One Piece Wings of the Captain) price falling?
The Booster Box for One Piece Wings of the Captain has seen a notable decline, dropping from $375.14 to $264.73, a 29.43% decrease. This downward trend in sealed product is a notable shift for those who rely on box-sealed value for long-term holding.Is Charlotte Katakuri [SP] OP11-067 price drop permanent?
Charlotte Katakuri [SP] from the One Piece Japanese The Time of Battle set has also taken a hit, falling from $149.78 to $99.71, a 33.43% decrease. Unlike the Kaido drop, we don't have specific graded premiums listed for this card today, but the drop below the $100 threshold is a significant psychological marker for collectors.What's causing the Monkey.D.Luffy [Film Red] P-022 price drop?
The Monkey.D.Luffy [Film Red] P-022 Promo is currently experiencing a sharp reversal. On May 31, the card was trading at $71.50, but by June 4, it fell to $49.11, a 31.31% decline.The graded market for this Luffy promo shows massive disparity. A PSA 10 is valued at $275, and a BGS 10 is at $350. However, the CGC 10 is much lower at $107.47. This suggests that while the "top end" of the market is still holding value, the mid-tier and raw market is experiencing significant selling pressure.
Why is Enel [Foil] OP15-058 price falling?
Finally, we look at Enel [Foil] from the One Piece Japanese Adventure on Kami's Island. This card has been on a volatile journey. Looking back 8–30 days, the price fluctuated wildly between $16.99 and $34.37. However, the most recent movement shows a 36.79% drop from its previous highs, landing at $19.16.The grading data for Enel shows that the premium for a PSA 10 ($165.5) or a BGS 10 ($215) remains very high relative to the $19.16 raw price. This indicates that while the "loose" market for Enel is currently in a slump, the high-grade collectors are still maintaining a significant price gap.