One Piece Card Prices Rising August 2026: Top Movers & Market Trends

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Key Takeaways

• One Piece card prices have seen notable increases in August 2026, with some singles reportedly up by large percentages in 30 days, according to market trackers.
• Starter deck cards and recent set releases like OP-16 and 500 Years in the Future are influencing the market's trends.
• English and Japanese cards can show significant price gaps, especially for rare promos and championship prizes.
• Graded cards, especially PSA 10s, often command premiums, but not all top movers have tracked PSA 10 sales yet.
• Tools like Midpoint can help collectors spot value and pre-grade cards before selling or submitting for grading.

The One Piece card market in August 2026 has attracted attention, with some card prices reportedly rising at rapid rates. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just tracking the latest trending One Piece cards, this month’s market check offers useful insights. Below we break down which cards are reportedly going up in value the fastest, what may be driving the surge, raw versus PSA 10 trends, and set-by-set highlights. Pull up your favorite portfolio tracker (like Midpoint) as we explore the data and what it could mean for collectors looking to buy, sell, or grade.

30-day price movers — live data from Midpoint's card database, as of 2026-08-13. Prices move; Midpoint refreshes these daily.

	Card	Raw	PSA 10	30-day
	Buggy #ST03-011 The Seven Warlords of the Sea (2022)	$1,500	—	+999900%
	Charlotte Mont-d'or #ST07-009 Big Mom Pirates (2023)	$131.29	—	+87426.7%
	Basil Hawkins #ST02-010 Worst Generation (2022)	$215.32	—	+82715.4%
	Jinbe #ST03-006 The Seven Warlords of the Sea (2022)	$122.02	—	+81246.7%
	Bartholomew Kuma #ST03-010 The Seven Warlords of the Sea (2022)	$93.85	—	+78108.3%
	Uzuki Tempura #ST09-002 Yamato (2023)	$49.50	—	+70614.3%
	Kaido #ST09-004 Yamato (2023)	$68.08	—	+52269.2%
	Charlotte Daifuku #ST07-005 Big Mom Pirates (2023)	$46.33	—	+42018.2%
	Fugetsu Omusubi #ST09-009 Yamato (2023)	$16.85	—	+33600%
	Sasaki #ST04-006 Animal Kingdom (2022)	$45.93	—	+30520%
	Fullbody #ST06-009 Absolute Justice (2023)	$17.76	—	+29500%
	Eustass"Captain"Kid #ST02-001 Worst Generation (2022)	$6,666	—	+27898%

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1. Buggy #ST03-011: The 30-Day King of Price Spikes

Buggy #ST03-011 from The Seven Warlords of the Sea (2022) has reportedly seen a significant price increase as of August 2026, with some sources citing a raw value of $1,500 and a dramatic percentage gain over 30 days. Factors such as recent meta hype, tournament relevance, and low supply as earlier starter decks become scarce may be contributing. There is no tracked PSA 10 sale yet, but if and when one surfaces, it could command a premium.

Collectors who recognized Buggy’s potential as a chase card in tournament play or anticipated starter deck scarcity may have benefited. This illustrates how prices can move quickly when demand outpaces supply in a growing market. For a detailed look at the top movers and market trends this month, check out One Piece Card Prices Rising September 2026: Top Market Movers.

• Raw value: $1,500 (as of 2026-08-13, per market trackers)
• 30-day price change: Reported as +999,900%
• PSA 10 value: No sales tracked yet

2. Charlotte Mont-d'or #ST07-009: Big Mom Pirates’ Breakout

Another notable card among trending One Piece singles is Charlotte Mont-d'or #ST07-009 from the Big Mom Pirates starter deck (2023). With a reported raw price of $131.29 and a large 30-day jump, this card highlights the effect of new set launches and competitive playability.

The Big Mom Pirates deck has proven itself both collectible and competitive, driving up demand for its key singles. As with Buggy, PSA 10 data isn’t available yet, which means opportunities may remain for collectors who can spot high-grade copies.

• Raw value: $131.29
• 30-day price change: Reported as +87,426.7%
• PSA 10 value: —

3. Basil Hawkins #ST02-010: The Worst Generation’s Surprise

Basil Hawkins #ST02-010 (Worst Generation 2022) has reportedly reached $215.32 raw with a significant 30-day percentage increase. This starter card’s appreciation is a reminder: not all the market’s best performers are ultra-rares or promos—well-positioned deck cards can become valuable if meta shifts or collector interest spikes.

Look for similar patterns in other starter decks, especially as first-print runs dry up. If you’re holding multiple sealed decks, it may be time to consider opening them for grading or singles sales.

• Raw value: $215.32
• 30-day price change: Reported as +82,715.4%
• PSA 10 value: —

4. Jinbe and Bartholomew Kuma: The Warlords’ Dynamic Duo

Jinbe #ST03-006 ($122.02, reported +81,246.7%) and Bartholomew Kuma #ST03-010 ($93.85, reported +78,108.3%) both hail from the same Seven Warlords of the Sea deck as Buggy. Their synchronized rise suggests widespread demand for this deck’s singles, possibly because of deck-building trends, anime story moments, or collector sentiment.

For those looking to grade, these cards could be candidates—especially if your copies are well-centered. Tools like the Card Centering Tool can help you estimate their grading potential before you pay for official submission.

• Jinbe: $122.02 raw, reported +81,246.7%
• Bartholomew Kuma: $93.85 raw, reported +78,108.3%

5. Yamato ST09 Cards: Uzuki Tempura, Kaido, and Fugetsu Omusubi

The Yamato starter deck (2023) has several cards with notable price increases:

• Uzuki Tempura #ST09-002: $49.50 (reported +70,614.3%)
• Kaido #ST09-004: $68.08 (reported +52,269.2%)
• Fugetsu Omusubi #ST09-009: $16.85 (reported +33,600%)

These jumps reflect both the deck’s popularity and the way new releases can trigger sharp price discovery. For buyers, these are examples of cards that could still be undervalued if the meta or collector demand keeps shifting upward—or overvalued if hype cools. Stay updated with live data to time your moves.

6. Charlotte Daifuku #ST07-005: More Big Mom Pirates Momentum

At $46.33 (reported +42,018.2%), Charlotte Daifuku #ST07-005 shows that Big Mom Pirates isn’t a one-card wonder. Multiple singles from the deck are seeing price increases, echoing a pattern often seen in new TCG launches where both playability and character appeal drive price action.

If you’re investing or collecting, pay attention to sets with multiple big movers—they often indicate broader market confidence.

7. Fullbody #ST06-009 and Sasaki #ST04-006: Under-the-Radar Movers

Fullbody #ST06-009 (Absolute Justice 2023) is reportedly up +29,500% ($17.76 raw), while Sasaki #ST04-006 (Animal Kingdom 2022) is reportedly up +30,520% ($45.93 raw). While these aren’t headline-grabbing cards, their 30-day jumps show there are still opportunities in the $15–$50 range for collectors hunting for the next breakout.

Don’t overlook these low- to mid-tier singles—they often see steady growth as the broader audience catches up. For more strategies on storing and protecting these investments, see How to Store Valuable Cards: The Ultimate Collector's Guide.

8. Eustass "Captain" Kid #ST02-001: The High-End Outlier

At a reported $6,666 raw (+27,898%), Eustass "Captain" Kid #ST02-001 (Worst Generation 2022) is among the most expensive One Piece cards tracked in August 2026. The absence of a recent PSA 10 sale leaves room for speculation, but high-end buyers appear to be interested in this card’s status.

Cards like this are often targeted for grading due to their value. Before submitting, use Midpoint’s AI grading preview to check centering and surface quality. For more on how centering impacts value, read How Centering Impacts Card Value: A Detailed Guide.

• Raw value: $6,666
• 30-day price change: Reported as +27,898%
• PSA 10 value: —

9. English vs. Japanese Cards: Pricing Gaps and Market Dynamics

The market for Japanese-exclusive cards, promos, and prize cards remains active. While this list focuses on English starter and set singles, Japanese cards—especially manga rares and championship prizes—can command higher prices when converted to USD. Demand is influenced by both scarcity (limited print runs, regional exclusivity) and collector prestige.

Always check recent comps on both sides of the market before buying or selling. Many Japanese promos have not yet surfaced in English, and price discovery can be rapid when they do.

10. Graded vs. Raw: Where the Premium Lies

Although the fastest risers above have not yet registered PSA 10 sales, the trend is that PSA 10 and BGS 10 slabs often command significant premiums, sometimes multiples of raw prices. The big catch? Not every card is gradeable—centering, corner and surface flaws can impact value.

Use grading preview tools before submission to maximize your odds. Midpoint’s digital grading lets you estimate PSA, BGS, CGC, or TAG scores instantly. For a deeper dive into grading scale differences, see Grading Scale Differences by Company: PSA, BGS, CGC & the True Meaning of Top Grades.

11. Market Size, Cap and Historical Context

The total tracked value and market cap for One Piece cards have reportedly grown rapidly. The segment’s breadth is now being compared by some to early Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh booms, especially as new sets (OP-16, OP-17, 500 Years in the Future) expand the roster of chase cards. Historical price charts show that while some cards are peaking, many are still climbing as new collectors enter the hobby and supply thins out.

Staying ahead of the market means monitoring live data, following set launches, and leveraging apps like Midpoint to track your collection’s value over time.

12. How to Spot Value: Undervalued Cards and Low-Dollar Movers

With so much attention on headline cards, don’t overlook undervalued singles—especially those under $5–$50 with sudden upticks. Cards like Fugetsu Omusubi and Fullbody may be tomorrow’s stars as decks rotate and demand shifts. Use portfolio trackers and live market feeds to spot these early movers before the crowd. For a broader perspective on the hobby and strategies for 2026, see the ultimate guide for TCG card collecting in 2026 or explore sports card collecting strategies for modern and vintage collectors.

For tips on pre-grading and maximizing sale value, check out How to Pre-Grade Your Card: A Step-by-Step Guide.

Conclusion

The One Piece card market in August 2026 has seen some singles reportedly increase by large percentages in just 30 days. Whether you’re focused on raw cards, PSA 10s, English, or Japanese exclusives, the opportunity (and risk) is real. Use data-driven tools like Midpoint to track, pre-grade, and strategize your next moves. Stay curious, and always do your research before making big buys or grading submissions. For a detailed look at the top movers and market trends this month, check out One Piece card prices rising in August 2026 and for a deeper dive into the reasons behind these increases, see why One Piece card prices are rising in August 2026.

FAQ

Q: Why are One Piece card prices rising in August 2026?

A: Prices are reportedly surging due to chase card scarcity, tournament demand (especially for meta-relevant singles), hype for new sets like OP-16, and ongoing collector interest in manga rares and promos. Starter decks have also become scarce, driving up singles values as decks are opened or go out of print.

Q: Which One Piece cards are going up the most right now?

A: In August 2026, the fastest risers are reported to be Buggy #ST03-011, Charlotte Mont-d'or #ST07-009, Basil Hawkins #ST02-010, Jinbe #ST03-006, and Bartholomew Kuma #ST03-010, all with 30-day jumps from +27,000% to nearly +1,000,000% according to market trackers. For a comprehensive breakdown of the top movers and the underlying trends, see the top movers and trends for One Piece cards in August 2026.

Q: What are the most expensive One Piece cards in 2026?

A: Eustass "Captain" Kid #ST02-001 is among the highest tracked at $6,666 raw. Japanese promos, championship cards, and prize cards can sell for even more, especially in PSA 10.

Q: Are Japanese One Piece cards worth more than English ones?

A: Often, yes. Japanese manga rares and exclusive promos/prizes can command higher prices due to scarcity, but some English cards are increasing in value as the market matures.

Q: Which One Piece sets have the biggest price spikes?

A: Recent price spikes are concentrated in starter decks (Seven Warlords, Big Mom Pirates, Yamato, Worst Generation) and new releases like OP-16 and 500 Years in the Future.

Q: Is it better to buy raw or PSA 10 One Piece cards?

A: PSA 10s often command significant premiums, but raw cards can offer value if you can pre-grade accurately. Tools like Midpoint help estimate grading potential before you submit.