Most Expensive One Piece Wings of the Captain Cards (OP06) 2026

Why OP06 Wings of the Captain Cards Hold Value

OP06 Wings of the Captain centres on Luffy's most beloved crewmates — the characters whose loyalty and strength define what the Straw Hats stand for. The set's value is anchored by Zoro's Manga Alt, which has become one of the most consistently traded high-value cards in the modern OP era, alongside a collection of championship promos for fan-favourites spanning multiple arcs.

• Roronoa Zoro — consistently ranks among the most popular One Piece characters globally; his OP06-118 Manga Alt is the set's liquid anchor with 224 transactions and a well-established $5,621 BGS 10 ceiling
• Vinsmoke Reiju — the Germa 66 elder sister earned her Treasure Cup Top 8 promo status through her pivotal role in the Whole Cake Island arc; with only 10 transactions, her $4,079 raw price reflects extreme scarcity of a regional event reward
• Brook — the Soul King's three championship versions spanning Winner, Finalist, and Top Player tiers create a wide price ladder from $435 to $3,082 raw; the Top Player version's 5.4x BGS 10 multiple is the most extreme graded premium in the set
• Camie — the Fish-Man Island mermaid appears in three championship versions sharing OP06-025, with pricing anomalies between the Winner and Winner Vol. 2 that reward careful version identification
• O-Nami — Nami in her Wano disguise as an SP card; the most liquid priced card in OP06 alongside Zoro Manga Alt, with 177 transactions establishing reliable baseline pricing

OP06 is notable for concentrating its top value into Zoro's two OP06-118 variants while distributing championship promos across characters from disparate arcs — a pattern that creates more version confusion risks than most OP sets.

Top 10 Most Expensive OP06 Wings of the Captain Cards

Ranked by ungraded (raw) market price. SGD converted at 1.36 USD/SGD. Data: PriceCharting, April 2026.

Graded Price Breakdown — Full Condition Data

OP06's graded landscape splits cleanly into two tiers: Zoro Manga Alt and Reiju with well-supported 5-figure graded ceilings, and a group of championship promos where thin transaction counts make every price directional. All prices in SGD.

Key graded observations across OP06:

• Zoro [Alternate Art Manga] PSA 10 at $5,304 is actually higher than Reiju's PSA 10 of $4,529 — Zoro leads on PSA while Reiju leads on BGS 10. For Zoro, the PSA grader premium is clear.
• Zoro [Alternate Art Manga] shows near-parity between PSA 10 ($5,304) and CGC 10 ($5,242) — an unusual result that suggests CGC is nearly as accepted as PSA for this card. BGS 10 at $5,621 leads all graders.
• Brook [Championship 2024 Winner] has no PSA 10, CGC 10, BGS 10, or SGC 10 data — 6 raw transactions but zero recorded gem-grade sales. The raw price of $3,082 cannot be cross-validated against graded comps.
• Camie [Winner] PSA 10 at $872 is below its own $1,078 raw price — another raw-over-graded inversion, almost certainly driven by the 2-transaction raw market being too thin to price reliably.
• Brook [Top Player] at a 5.4x BGS 10 multiple from $435 raw is the highest graded-to-raw ratio in OP06 — covered in detail below.
• SGC 10 collapses on Zoro Manga Alt — SGC 10 at $1,705 versus PSA 10 at $5,304 is a dramatic 3x gap between graders. Avoid SGC for this card.

Japanese vs English Prices — OP06

The Japanese version of OP06 launched approximately 7 months before the English release. Brook and Camie championship promos are EN-only distribution products — JP has no equivalent promo at those card numbers. The Reiju JP comparison is between different event tiers (JP Event Top Prize vs EN Treasure Cup Top 8), so the EN/JP gap reflects both language premium and format difference.

Key observations:

• Zoro [Alternate Art Manga] EN commands a +73% premium over the JP version ($1,743 with 179 transactions). JP collectors actively trade this card — 179 JP transactions versus 224 EN — making it one of the most liquid cards in the entire One Piece TCG on both sides of the language divide.
• O-Nami [SP] shows a +80% EN premium ($449 EN vs $250 JP, 54 JP transactions). JP O-Nami [SP] is accessible for budget collectors seeking the foil treatment at roughly half the EN price.
• The Reiju [Treasure Cup Top 8] gap of +604% reflects apples-to-oranges comparison — the JP equivalent is a different event prize tier (Event Top Prize, 164 transactions) at $579. The EN Treasure Cup Top 8 carries additional scarcity from its EN-exclusive distribution channel.

Roronoa Zoro OP06-118 — Two Versions, One Number

OP06 has two distinct Zoro versions sharing the OP06-118 card number, with both representing strong value in the set:

Zoro [Alternate Art Manga] OP06-118 — SGD $3,013 raw / $5,621 BGS 10

The Manga Alt is OP06's most reliable high-value card. With 224 transactions, it has the deepest market depth in the set by a significant margin — pricing is trustworthy and exits are achievable at every condition tier. The 1.9x BGS 10 multiple and near-equivalent PSA 10 at $5,304 make both graders viable for this card; the BGS 10 holds a slight edge at $317 more than PSA. The unusual PSA/CGC parity ($5,304 vs $5,242) means CGC is also an acceptable grading choice, unlike many other OP cards where CGC lags significantly.

Zoro's enduring global popularity as one of One Piece's most iconic characters gives this card collector demand that spans competitive players, long-term holders, and One Piece manga fans — a broad base that sustains volume and pricing depth that arc-specific cards cannot replicate.

Zoro [Manga PRB01] OP06-118 — SGD $2,559 raw / $4,019 BGS 10

The PRB01 foil variant trades at a $454 raw discount but achieves $4,019 BGS 10 — only $1,602 less than the Manga Alt's BGS 10. With 38 transactions, market depth is meaningful. The PRB01's PSA 10 at $4,498 is notably higher than the BGS 10 at $4,019 — a reversal of the typical BGS-leads pattern, suggesting PSA is the preferred grader for this foil variant. For collectors targeting graded PRB01 copies, PSA is the clear choice.

Brook OP06-092 — The 5.4x Top Player Anomaly

Brook appears in three championship versions across OP06, creating one of the sharpest value ladders in any OP set. All three share the OP06-092 card number:

Brook [Championship 2024 Winner] OP06-092 — SGD $3,082 raw / no graded data

The rarest Brook at $3,082 raw, but zero recorded PSA 10, CGC 10, BGS 10, or SGC 10 sales. With only 6 raw transactions, the $3,082 price is the most uncertain data point in OP06 — a single motivated seller or collector event could move it substantially in either direction. Do not use this price as a reliable baseline.

Brook [Championship 2024 Finalist] OP06-092 — SGD $443 raw / no gem data

The Finalist version at $443 raw with 25 transactions is the most liquid Brook, but also lacks PSA 10 / BGS 10 / CGC 10 graded data. A BGS 9.5 equivalent at $1,051 does exist, suggesting gem-grade copies are in circulation but have not yet recorded a perfect 10 sale. Buyers interested in graded Finalist copies should monitor the market for first-10 comps to materialise.

Brook [Championship 2024 Top Player] OP06-092 — SGD $435 raw / $2,365 BGS 10

The lowest-raw Brook at $435 delivers the most extraordinary graded premium in OP06: a 5.4x BGS 10 multiple at $2,365, with PSA 10 also strong at $1,819 (4.2x raw). With 14 transactions, there is some market depth, and the graded prices are supported by actual sales rather than single anomalous trades. The explanation is straightforward: Top Player promos represent a different (and arguably scarcer) distribution tier than Finalist promos, with a smaller print run and tighter collector demand for certified copies.

The $435 raw and $2,365 BGS 10 also creates one of the most compelling raw-to-graded arbitrage cases in OP06 — provided you can source gem-quality raw copies of Brook before the market prices in the premium.

Buying Tips for OP06 Cards

Three Camie and Three Brook Versions — Check Every Time

OP06 has three Camie versions sharing OP06-025 (Winner, Winner Vol. 2, Finalist) and three Brook versions sharing OP06-092 (Winner, Finalist, Top Player). Raw prices range from $435 to $3,082 for Brook and $469 to $1,078 for Camie. The version name is the entire difference in value — verify it against the card text, tournament stamp, and recent comp sales before every transaction.

For Zoro Manga Alt: BGS or PSA, Not SGC

Zoro [Alternate Art Manga] has a severe SGC 10 discount — $1,705 versus PSA 10 at $5,304 and BGS 10 at $5,621. If you are grading or buying a graded copy of this card, PSA and BGS are the only viable options. CGC at $5,242 is also acceptable and competitive with PSA for this specific card, which is unusual in the OP set context.

Brook Winner Has No Graded Floor — Treat Raw Price as Estimate

Brook [Championship 2024 Winner] at $3,082 raw is the second-highest raw price in OP06 but has zero graded comps to anchor the valuation. Without a PSA 10 or BGS 10 comparable, you cannot verify whether the raw price reflects genuine collector demand or a single outlier transaction. If targeting this card, set a conservative buy price and wait for graded sales to establish a more reliable ceiling.

Brook Top Player: Best Grading Candidate in OP06

A 5.4x BGS 10 multiplier from $435 raw makes Brook [Top Player] the most compelling grading play in OP06. At 14 transactions, the market is thin enough that a new high-grade submission could reprice expectations — but the existing PSA 10 at $1,819 and BGS 10 at $2,365 data provides enough comparables to support the premium. Condition is standard Brook card risks: edges and corners on glossy championship promos are the primary downgrade vectors.

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Price data sourced from PriceCharting, April 2026. SGD prices converted at 1.36 USD/SGD. Not financial advice.