Most Expensive One Piece 500 Years in the Future Cards (OP07) 2026

Why OP07 500 Years in the Future Cards Hold Value

OP07 500 Years in the Future centres on the Egghead Island arc — one of the most technically complex and narratively ambitious arcs in the manga — while also pulling in major fan-favourite characters from across the One Piece timeline. The set's value structure is unusually bifurcated: two cards with extraordinary graded premiums at the top, a deep liquid anchor in the middle, and a clutch of championship promos that demand careful version tracking.

• Monkey.D.Luffy [Serial] — a serialised card with a guaranteed unique copy number; PSA 10 at $19,856 and BGS 10 at $16,319 represent a 6.1x graded premium over raw, the most extreme ratio in OP07 and one of the highest in the modern OP era
• Portgas.D.Ace [Top Prize] — Ace's enduring popularity as one of the most emotionally resonant One Piece characters gives this Top Prize promo outsized demand; at 107 transactions with a $15,735 BGS 10, pricing is well-established and the 4.0x graded multiple is confirmed by depth
• Boa Hancock [Alternate Art Manga] — the set's liquid anchor with 343 transactions, the deepest market in OP07 by a wide margin; PSA 10 and BGS 10 both price at $3,672, an unusual grader parity that makes either choice equally valid
• Sanji — appears in four championship versions sharing OP07-064, spanning from $610 to $4,080 raw; the version ladder is steeper than most OP sets and version confusion risk is high
• Trafalgar Law [Offline Regionals Champion] and Monkey.D.Luffy [Offline Regionals] — event-specific promos with thin markets (7 and 32 transactions respectively) and no graded comps for Law, making both prices directional estimates

OP07 is the first OP set to feature a true serial card at the top of its value structure — a format that hard-caps supply in a way no standard promo can replicate, and that drives the set's ceiling far above what raw transaction volume alone would suggest.

Top 10 Most Expensive OP07 500 Years in the Future Cards

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

Graded Price Breakdown — Full Condition Data

OP07's graded landscape is dominated by two extraordinary outliers — Luffy Serial and Ace Top Prize — whose 5-figure graded ceilings sit in a different tier from the rest of the set. All prices in SGD.

Key graded observations across OP07:

• Luffy [Serial] PSA 10 at $19,856 is the highest graded price in OP07 by a significant margin — $3,537 above Ace Top Prize's BGS 10. PSA leads BGS for this card ($19,856 vs $16,319), which is unusual.
• Ace [Top Prize] BGS 10 at $15,735 exceeds PSA 10 at $12,104 — BGS leads PSA by $3,631, the reverse of the Luffy Serial dynamic. For Ace, BGS is the premium grader.
• Boa Hancock [Alternate Art Manga] shows exact PSA 10 / BGS 10 parity at $3,672 — both graders are equally accepted for this card. CGC at $2,394 lags significantly, as does SGC at $2,203.
• Trafalgar Law [Offline Regionals Champion] has 7 raw transactions and zero recorded graded sales — the $1,021 raw price cannot be verified against any graded comparable. Treat with caution.
• Sanji [Championship 2024 Finalist Vol. 2] PSA 10 at $476 is below its own $610 raw price — a raw-over-graded inversion almost certainly caused by the 6-transaction raw market being too thin to price reliably.
• SGC 10 holds its own on Luffy Serial — SGC 10 at $11,914 versus PSA 10 at $19,856 is a 1.67x gap; still a meaningful discount, but much tighter than the Zoro OP06 SGC collapse. Serial card scarcity may be compressing grader premiums.

Japanese vs English Prices — OP07

The Japanese version of OP07 launched approximately 6 months before the English release. Sanji and Law championship and regionals promos are EN-only distribution products with no JP equivalents. The Luffy [Serial] comparison is particularly striking — EN and JP serials are priced nearly identically.

Key observations:

• Luffy [Serial] OP07-109 is priced at near-parity between EN ($3,237) and JP ($3,297) — the JP is actually slightly higher at -2%. Serial cards are a globally scarce tier where collector demand transcends language preference, eliminating the usual EN premium entirely.
• Ace [Top Prize] carries a +241% EN premium over JP ($1,156, 11 transactions). The thin JP market (11 transactions) means the JP price is directional rather than reliable — but the EN premium is consistent with other top-prize promos in the OP series.
• Boa Hancock [Alternate Art Manga] shows +190% EN premium with JP at $938 (216 transactions) — the JP market is highly active and well-priced. JP collectors seeking Hancock at a significant discount from EN have a liquid secondary market available to them.

Monkey.D.Luffy [Serial] OP07-109 — The 6x Graded Outlier

The Luffy Serial is OP07's defining card — and one of the most structurally unique high-value cards in the entire One Piece TCG. Serial cards assign a unique individual number to each printed copy, hard-capping supply in a way that no standard print run can replicate. Every serial number is a one-of-one in the practical sense.

Luffy [Serial] OP07-109 — SGD $3,237 raw / $19,856 PSA 10

The 6.1x PSA 10 multiple is the highest confirmed graded ratio in OP07 and among the highest in any modern OP set. With 32 transactions, the $3,237 raw and $19,856 PSA 10 prices are well-supported — this is not a single anomalous trade. For this card, PSA leads BGS by $3,537 ($19,856 vs $16,319), which departs from the typical BGS-leads pattern seen in most OP cards. The market has established a clear PSA premium — buyers seeking the highest ceiling should target PSA 10 specifically.

CGC 10 at $15,885 and BGS 10 at $16,319 are closely grouped, suggesting both graders are acceptable alternatives to PSA at a meaningful discount. SGC 10 at $11,914 represents the deepest discount of the four graders — still a 3.7x raw multiple, but $7,942 less than PSA 10. For serial cards where the individual number is part of the value proposition, CGC and BGS are viable grading choices. SGC is not.

The raw price of $3,237 reflects that collectors without graded copies still participate in the market — but the exponential jump to graded prices illustrates that buyers are primarily competing for certified, gem-grade copies where the serial number is fully authenticated.

Portgas.D.Ace [Top Prize] OP07-119 — SGD $3,944 raw / $15,735 BGS 10

Ace's Top Prize promo is the second most valuable graded card in OP07 and the only card where BGS leads PSA significantly ($15,735 vs $12,104). With 107 transactions, Ace has robust market depth — pricing is among the most reliable in the set. The 4.0x BGS 10 multiple from $3,944 raw confirms that graded demand is strong and consistent. Ace's emotional resonance with the One Piece fanbase — rooted in his sacrifice at Marineford — drives collector demand that transcends the competitive game meta, giving this card a collector floor that pure gameplay promos lack.

Sanji OP07-064 — Four Versions, One Number

Sanji dominates OP07's championship promo landscape with four distinct versions sharing the OP07-064 card number — the most versions of any single card number in this set. The raw price range from $610 to $4,080 means misidentifying a version is a potentially costly error.

Sanji [Championship 2024 Winner] OP07-064 — SGD $4,080 raw / $3,389 BGS 10

The rarest Sanji at $4,080 raw, but with only 6 transactions, this is one of the most uncertain prices in OP07. Notably, BGS 10 at $3,389 is below the raw price of $4,080 — a raw-over-graded anomaly that is almost certainly the result of a thin, underdeveloped graded market rather than grading destroying value. Do not interpret the BGS 10 discount as a ceiling; it likely reflects that certified copies have not yet traded in volume to establish reliable graded pricing.

Sanji [Championship Top Player] OP07-064 — SGD $935 raw / $2,149 BGS 10

The Top Player version delivers the strongest graded premium among Sanji variants: a 2.3x BGS 10 multiple at $2,149, with PSA 10 at $1,652 (1.77x raw). With 26 transactions, market depth is reasonable. The pattern repeats from OP06's Brook Top Player: the Top Player tier has a tighter print run than Finalist promos, and certified copies carry an outsized premium relative to raw pricing. For collectors targeting graded Sanji, Top Player is the most compelling version by graded-to-raw ratio.

Sanji [Championship 2024 Finalist] OP07-064 — SGD $874 raw / no graded data

The Finalist version at $874 raw with 9 transactions has zero recorded PSA 10, CGC 10, BGS 10, or SGC 10 sales. With no graded comps to anchor valuation, the raw price cannot be cross-validated. Monitor for first-10 comps to materialise before transacting on graded copies.

Sanji [Championship 2024 Finalist Vol. 2] OP07-064 — SGD $610 raw / $619 BGS 10

The Vol. 2 Finalist is the lowest-value Sanji at $610 raw. PSA 10 at $476 inverts the raw price — a thin-market artefact with only 6 raw transactions. BGS 10 at $619 is near-parity with raw, suggesting graded copies for this variant offer no significant premium. Version identification against the Finalist and Winner versions is the primary risk here.

Buying Tips for OP07 Cards

For Luffy Serial: PSA Is the Only Premium Grader

Luffy [Serial] OP07-109 has a clear grader hierarchy: PSA 10 at $19,856 leads BGS 10 at $16,319 by $3,537. This is a relatively unusual outcome in the OP space where BGS often leads. If you are grading or buying a graded Serial, target PSA 10 specifically for the highest ceiling. CGC and BGS are acceptable at a discount. Avoid SGC — the $11,914 SGC 10 is $7,942 less than PSA 10 for a card of this value level.

For Ace Top Prize: BGS Leads — Reverse of Luffy

Ace [Top Prize] flips the dynamic: BGS 10 at $15,735 leads PSA 10 at $12,104 by $3,631. With 107 transactions confirming depth, this premium is structural rather than a thin-market artefact. If buying or grading Ace Top Prize, BGS is the correct grader choice. CGC at $9,683 and SGC at $7,262 both carry significant discounts to BGS.

Four Sanji Versions — Verify Before Every Transaction

The $3,470 SGD spread between Sanji [Finalist Vol. 2] at $610 and Sanji [Championship 2024 Winner] at $4,080 makes version misidentification one of the most expensive errors you can make in OP07. All four versions share OP07-064. Check the tournament stamp, event year, and any Vol. 2 designation carefully against the card's physical markings and recent sales comparables — every time, without exception.

Hancock Manga Alt: The Safe Liquid Entry Into OP07

With 343 transactions, Boa Hancock [Alternate Art Manga] is by far the most liquid card in OP07. PSA 10 and BGS 10 both price at $3,672 — exact parity between graders is a strong signal that the market is deep enough that grader preference has been arbitraged away. For collectors who want a confirmed OP07 position with reliable exit options, Hancock Manga Alt is the lowest-risk high-value entry in the set.

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