The Best OP07 Cards to Invest In (2026): Every 500 Years in the Future Chase Variant, in PSA 10
The best OP07 card to invest in is the Boa Hancock Manga Rare #OP07-051 — the comic-panel chase of 500 Years in the Future (2024), with verified PSA 10 sales at $3,240 and $2,880 in February 2026. The biggest OP07-numbered sale in our entire archive is something else, though: a serialized /1000 Championship Event Pack alternate-art Luffy #OP07-109 that printed $22,800 in May 2026 — the largest verified One Piece sale we track. That card is a tournament prize, not a booster pull, so it lives in prose here, not in the tracker. That split — booster variants in the table, event products out — is the whole methodology of this guide.
One Piece pricing has a rule Pokémon collectors need a minute to absorb: the variant is the card. OP07-051 exists as a base rare ($62), an alternate art ($225), an SP ($1,020), and the Manga Rare ($3,060) — same number, four different assets separated by 49x. Every variant below is priced separately from real PSA-graded sold comps, English printings only. This guide is one chapter of the One Piece investing guide.
What Is the Most Expensive OP07 Card?
From booster packs: the Boa Hancock Manga Rare, at $3,060 in PSA 10. The manga treatment — Hancock's introduction panels lifted straight from the comic — is the only Manga Rare in our OP07 archive, and it carries the set the way Gear 5 Luffy carries OP05. The English tape is thin: two verified PSA 10 sales, both February 2026, with the PSA 9 at $1,500. For context, the same manga's Japanese printing has one of the deepest PSA 10 tapes in the game at 19 verified sales — but this series tracks English printings only.
Real sold comps from CardboardSniper's pricing engine · 2 sales(eBay & Fanatics).
Above the booster market sits the event tier, and OP07's is the wildest in the game. The serialized /1000 Championship Event Pack Luffy #OP07-109 printed $22,800; a serialized /1000 Top Prize Ace #OP07-119 holds $8,330 across two sales, the latest at $11,500. Champion-stamped Top Player Pack cards — a Luffy SR at $15,000, a Chopper at $3,600, a Finalist alt-art Chopper at $1,750— each sold once. All of these are tournament prizes and event promos, not booster pulls, so none of them appear in the tracker below. If you see an "OP07" listing at a price that makes no sense, check the title for "Championship," "Top Player," or a serial number first.
What Is Every OP07 Chase Card Worth?
The full tracker: every OP07 English variant with a verified PSA-graded comp, sorted by card number. A dash means no verified PSA 10 sale yet; for those cards the PSA 9 column is the only live market, and a 10 always prices above the 9 of the same card. Tournament-stamped Winner and Finalist versions are tracked as their own rows — the stamp is part of the card's identity, exactly like a variant class.
| # | Card | PSA 10 | 10s tracked | PSA 9 | Last 10 sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP07-001 | Monkey D. Dragon — Alt Art | $91 | 2 | — | 2026-07-05 |
| OP07-015 | Monkey D. Dragon — Alt Art | $79 | 1 | — | 2026-04-16 |
| OP07-019 | Jewelry Bonney — Alt Art | $103 | 1 | — | 2025-11-23 |
| OP07-021 | Urouge — SP | $70 | 2 | — | 2025-09-18 |
| OP07-026 | Future Jewelry Bonney | $18 | 1 | — | 2025-06-01 |
| OP07-029 | Basil Hawkins — Alt Art | $49 | 3 | — | 2026-02-10 |
| OP07-038 | Boa Hancock — Alt Art | $195 | 2 | — | 2026-02-01 |
| OP07-044 | Dracule Mihawk — Alt Art | $38 | 1 | — | 2026-05-31 |
| OP07-046 | Sengoku — SP | $180 | 1 | — | 2026-05-31 |
| OP07-047 | Season 2 Finalist Trafalgar Law · Finalist | $730 | 1 | — | 2026-07-01 |
| OP07-047 | Trafalgar Law | $88 | 1 | — | 2026-06-14 |
| OP07-051 | Boa Hancock — Manga Rare | $3,060 | 2 | $1,500 | 2026-02-22 |
| OP07-051 | Boa Hancock — SP | $1,020 | 1 | $720 | 2026-07-05 |
| OP07-051 | Boa Hancock — Alt Art | $225 | 8 | — | 2026-07-05 |
| OP07-051 | Future SR Boa Hancock | $62 | 1 | — | 2026-03-29 |
| OP07-053 | Portgas D. Ace — Alt Art · Winner | $220 | 2 | $91 | 2026-06-24 |
| OP07-053 | Winner Portgas D. Ace · Winner | $174 | 2 | — | 2026-05-17 |
| OP07-053 | Portgas D. Ace | $13 | 1 | — | 2025-07-27 |
| OP07-064 | Future Sanji | $12 | 1 | — | 2025-08-10 |
| OP07-085 | Stussy — SP | $249 | 2 | — | 2026-07-06 |
| OP07-085 | Stussy — Alt Art | $31 | 1 | — | 2025-06-15 |
| OP07-085 | Stussy | $40 | 1 | — | 2026-03-29 |
| OP07-109 | Monkey D. Luffy — Alt Art | $168 | 2 | — | 2026-04-26 |
| OP07-109 | Future Monkey D. Luffy | $27 | 4 | — | 2025-11-08 |
| OP07-111 | Lilith — SP | $168 | 2 | — | 2026-05-31 |
| OP07-111 | Lilith — Alt Art | $31 | 1 | — | 2025-06-15 |
| OP07-111 | Future SR Lilith | $22 | 1 | — | 2026-03-29 |
What Are OP07's Manga Rare, SPs, and Alt Arts Worth?
The class hierarchy is the market's skeleton: Manga Rare > SP > Alt Art > base, and in OP07 one character dominates every rung — Boa Hancock holds the Manga Rare ($3,060), the top SP ($1,020), and two of the top alt arts ($225 and $195). Her demand spills past the set entirely: a PSA Magazine exclusive Boa promo holds $690 across 17 PSA 10 sales, and a 25th-anniversary special parallel of her leader sold once at $9,900. Notably absent from the ladder: the set's secret rares. Neither Sabo #OP07-118 nor Ace #OP07-119 has a verified English booster PSA 10 comp in our archive yet — that is how young this market is.
A note on SPs, because OP07's look confusing on purpose: SP cards are special re-arts distributed in laterboosters that keep the original card's number. The Boa Hancock SP below and the Stussy SP ($249) were pulled from 2025 sets, but they are OP07 cards by number — just as OP07's own SP slot carried the famous O-Nami under her OP06 number.
Real sold comps from CardboardSniper's pricing engine · 1 sales(eBay & Fanatics).
The tournament-stamped tier is real money too: the Season 2 Finalist Trafalgar Law #OP07-047 sold at $730 in July 2026, and the Winner-stamped Ace alt art holds $220. Stamped cards sit halfway between booster chase and event trophy — scarcer than any pull, cheaper than the serialized prizes.
Real sold comps from CardboardSniper's pricing engine · 1 sales(eBay & Fanatics).
Is OP07 a Good Investment?
Here is the honest framing this market deserves. The One Piece TCG is four years old and has never traded through a bear market, and OP07's tapes are thin even by One Piece standards: the grail has two verified English PSA 10 sales, and most rows in the tracker have one to three. Thin tapes cut hard in both directions — the set's most-traded card, the Boa Hancock alt art, printed $1,170 in February 2026 and $174 in July, an 85% drawdown inside five months. Every sale in that tape, live:
Real sold comps from CardboardSniper's pricing engine · 8 sales(eBay & Fanatics).
Two structural risks come with the set. First, the reprint engine: Bandai recycles OP07 numbers constantly — The Best premium boosters, anniversary sets, and event packs all reissue this art, and each reprint is a separate, usually cheaper asset. Second, the event-product trap this guide already flagged: the priciest "OP07" sales in the archive — $22,800, $15,000, $8,330— are all tournament products, and the OP07-109 alt art's Treasure Rare reprint from OP08 Two Legends ($432 and $1,200 sales) routinely gets titled as if it were the $168booster card. What the bulls have: the biggest anime IP on earth, compounding PSA submission volume, and a one-per-set Manga Rare with genuine scarcity. Size positions like it's venture, not bonds. Nothing here is financial advice.
OP07 FAQ
What is the most expensive OP07 card?
From boosters, the Boa Hancock Manga Rare #OP07-051 — $3,060 in PSA 10, with sales at $3,240 and $2,880 in February 2026. The biggest OP07-numbered sale overall is the serialized /1000 Championship Event Pack Luffy #OP07-109 at $22,800 — an event prize, not a booster pull, so it is excluded from the tracker.
What is the OP07 Manga Rare?
Boa Hancock #OP07-051 — the only Manga Rare in our OP07 archive. Manga Rares are the One Piece TCG's top chase class: comic-panel alternate arts printed at roughly one per case. Hers anchors the set at $3,060 in PSA 10 against a $1,500 PSA 9.
What are Winner and Finalist stamped OP07 cards?
Tournament-stamped versions of set cards, tracked as separate variants: the Season 2 Finalist Trafalgar Law #OP07-047 at $730 and the Winner-stamped Ace #OP07-053 alt art at $220. Serialized championship prizes — the $22,800 Luffy and $8,330 Top Prize Ace — are a tier above and stay out of the tracker as event products.
How many OP07 chase cards are there?
We track 27 English variants with verified graded comps — the Manga Rare, SPs, alternate arts, and tournament-stamped versions. The complete PSA 10 chase run totals about $7,163, and roughly a third of the rows still gem for double digits.
Keep going: the One Piece investing pillar ranks the game's top ten across all sets, the Luffy, Ace, and Zoro guides go deep on the characters, the live One Piece index re-prices the chase class daily, and the live deal feed is where underpriced slabs surface. Weighing a raw submission? The PSA 10 value calculator prices the gem premium.
