One Piece Card Game Rarities & Card Numbers Explained

Every One Piece Card Game card carries a set code, a number and a rarity mark along its bottom edge. Read them right and you can tell a ₹89 Common from a chase Secret Rare, know which set a card came from, and spot a parallel or alternate-art print. This guide covers the English release, which is what we stock.

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Reading the card number. Every card carries a set code and a number, for example OP13-051: OP13 is booster set 13 (Carrying on His Will) and 051 is card 51 in that set. ST = Starter Deck, EB = Extra Booster, PRB = Premium Booster, P = Promo. The same number can exist in several finishes — a base print, a parallel or alternate art, or a stamped event copy — so we list each finish as its own product.

Rarities. C = Common and UC = Uncommon, the bulk of every set and of every working deck. R = Rare, printed in foil. SR = Super Rare. SEC = Secret Rare, the chase cards of a set. L = Leader, the one card your deck is built around (it has a red back). SP = Special Parallel, a full-art reprint released in a later set. AA / Parallel = Alternate Art, a different illustration with textured foil that exists for cards of any rarity. DON!! are the resource cards — every deck uses ten.

Foils and event prints. Commons and Uncommons also come as foils (we mark them C-F and UC-F) in starter decks and events, and some cards exist as gold-foil, stamped or anniversary event versions. They play exactly like the base print; only the finish and the price change.

What each rarity costs here. Common ₹89 · Uncommon ₹169 · Rare ₹439 · Leader ₹649 · Super Rare ₹899 · Event cards ₹489. Secret Rares, Alt Arts, Specials and graded slabs are priced individually. Every card is a genuine English Bandai print, Near Mint, sleeved, and shipped from within India. Use the search bar with a card number to jump straight to the exact print you need.