One Piece Card Game guides
Factual references for collectors: set codes, storing sealed products, protection formats and how grading works. Game information comes from official Bandai material; storage recommendations come from our daily shipping practice.
News
One Piece Card Game OP-17: the cards to know, Manga Rares and set highlights
The anniversary set released in August 2026, OP-17 brings together Rocks D. Xebec, Luffy, Shanks, Whitebeard, Kaido and Big Mom, with four Manga Rares and new collector treatments.
· 7 min read
Storage
How to protect a One Piece TCG display: the complete collector's guide
A sealed display is a collectible in its own right. Handling, light, humidity, choosing a case and storage: the complete method to keep it for years.
· 8 min read
Reference
Every One Piece Card Game set: OP-01 to OP-17, EB and PRB
OP, EB and PRB codes overlap in the release calendar. Here is the full mapping between each code and its official name, and what it changes when storing or protecting a display.
· 6 min read
Storage
Protecting a sealed One Piece display: method and mistakes to avoid
A sealed display loses value through its box, not its cards. Light, humidity, pressure and handling are the four factors to control.
· 5 min read
Accessories
Sleeves and toploaders for One Piece cards: the right formats
One Piece cards use the standard 63 × 88 mm size. The whole protection ecosystem follows: perfect fit, standard sleeves, toploader, semi-rigid.
· 5 min read
Graded cards
Grading a One Piece card: PSA, BGS and CGC explained
Grading is not a guarantee of value: it is a sealed expert opinion. Here is what the companies actually assess and how to prepare a card.
· 6 min read