Frequently asked questions

Everything people usually want to know about One Piece card values, this price guide, and the Beli app.

Card values

How do I find out what my One Piece cards are worth?

Read the card number in the bottom-left corner — something like OP01-016 — and search it on this site. The card's page gives a current market value, a 90-day price chart, the all-time high and low, and every other printing of that number. For a whole collection, the Beli iPhone app scans cards with the camera and totals them for you.

Why is my card worth less than the price I saw online?

Almost always because it is a different printing. The base version and the alternate-art version of a card share a number but are separate collectibles with very different values. Condition matters too: the prices here are for raw, near-mint copies, and played cards sell for noticeably less.

What is the most expensive One Piece card?

Monkey.D.Luffy EB04-061 (Special Art (SP)) currently tops the ranking at $24,995.95. The full top 100 is updated daily.

Do you price graded cards?

No. Every price here is for a raw, ungraded card. Graded copies — PSA, BGS, CGC — typically sell above these figures, and the premium grows with the grade and the age of the card.

The price data

Where do your prices come from?

They are aggregated once a day from public One Piece Card Game marketplace data, ranked across several independent sources so that one bad listing cannot move a card's value. Prices are shown in US dollars, with euro figures where a European market price exists.

How often are prices updated?

The full card pool is refreshed daily; this build uses the September 6, 2026 snapshot. A card that barely trades can keep the same price for weeks, so each card page also shows when its price last actually changed, rather than only when it was last checked.

Is the price guide free?

Yes — every price, chart and set list on belitcg.com is free, with no account and no paywall.

The Beli app

What is Beli?

Beli is a free iPhone app for One Piece Card Game collectors. It scans cards with the camera to identify them, tracks what you own and what it is worth, records what you paid, and helps you build decks. It covers all 5,298 English printings plus Japanese and French cards.

Is Beli free?

The app is free to download and use. A PRO subscription unlocks the camera scanner, unlimited collections and saved cards, offline collections, detailed price analysis and CSV/Excel export.

Is there an Android version?

Not currently. Beli is an iPhone and iPad app. The price guide on this website works in any browser on any device.

Are my card photos uploaded anywhere?

No. Card recognition runs entirely on your device using Apple's Vision framework against a catalogue bundled in the app. No image of your cards is sent to a server, and scanning works offline.

How do I delete my account?

From the app's settings. Deleting your account permanently removes your cloud data along with it.

About this site

Is Beli TCG affiliated with Bandai?

No. Beli TCG is an independent price guide and collection tracker with no affiliation to, endorsement by, or sponsorship from Bandai, Shueisha, Toei Animation or Eiichiro Oda. Card images and card text belong to their rights holders and are shown so collectors can identify cards.

Is this investment advice?

No. The prices here are informational estimates of a volatile collectibles market, not offers to buy or sell and not financial advice. Do your own research before spending money on cards.

I found a wrong price or a missing card.

Please tell us — email ersahatmacadev@gmail.com with the card number and what looks wrong. Corrections feed back into the daily pipeline that both this site and the app run on.