Luffy Card Price Guide: 10 Prints From ¥5,000 to ¥230,000

We’ve ranked Luffy’s 10 prints by their 30-day raw (ungraded) median in the Japanese market, high to low: from a ¥230,000 ceiling down to ¥9,100, forming a 9-rung price ladder. Same character, same Monkey D. Luffy — the split is rarity and how each print actually reached the market. The 10th print, at ¥5,000, isn’t counted as a rung — it’s a thin-sample caution case, deliberately discussed on its own at the end.

TL;DR

Why don’t the card number and the real source match?

Of the 10 prints, 2 (OP13-118, the highest median, and EB02-061, the lowest) are genuine chase pulls from the booster their own number belongs to — no version gap. 2 more (P-033, P-043) carry a generic promo-card number with no matching booster or starter deck to begin with. The remaining 6 — ST31-004, ST10-006, ST01-012, EB02-010, ST21-014, OP16-095 — carry a number belonging to one starter deck or booster, but their real source is something else entirely: an unrelated booster’s chase pull, a convention attendee bonus, a magazine promo insert, a playmat-bundle bonus, and a ROUND1 arcade-chain collaboration promo pack. Every one of these numbers also returns other printings at very different prices, so check the seller’s photo before you order.

These figures come from actual sale records in the Japanese market, over a 30-day window (as of 2026-09-20, HKT). To qualify, a card’s name had to contain “Monkey D. Luffy” and record at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales in the past 90 days, ranked by the 30-day median, high to low. The raw price excludes a single outlier high sale and covers Raw/Ungraded grades, with B4U/BSO self-trades excluded. This guide does not show each print’s own individual sale count — the only count available is the qualifying threshold (at least 3 sales in 90 days), which is not any one print’s actual sales volume. Ask Collect2Day directly if you want that figure.

All 10 Luffy prints, ranked high to low

1. #1

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（SEC-RSP）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   SEC-RSP · OP13-118

   OP-13 (“The Will Passed Down”) booster chase pull — number matches source

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥230,000

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (SEC-RSP, OP13-118) has the highest median in this guide, and its card number and real source actually agree — it’s a genuine chase pull straight from the OP-13 (“The Will Passed Down”) booster pack, no version gap here. The 30-day raw (ungraded) median in the Japanese market is ¥230,000, many times every other print in this guide, roughly in line with a secret-rare pull rate.

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2. #2

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（SR-SPC）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   SR-SPC · ST31-004

   Numbered for the ST-31 starter deck, actually a chase pull from a separate booster

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥110,000

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (SR-SPC, “New Four Emperors Special Card”, ST31-004) carries the ST31-004 number, matching the red ST-31 starter deck catalog — but it wasn’t sold in that starter deck box. It’s a special full-art parallel (SPC) chase pull from a separate booster pack, “The World’s Strongest Warrior.” The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥110,000, the second-highest in this guide — nowhere near the plain starter-deck original’s value. Check the seller’s photo before you buy to confirm which version you’re getting.

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3. #3

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（SR）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   SR · ST10-006

   Numbered for the ST-10 Ultimate Deck, actually a convention attendee bonus

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥29,990

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (SR, ST10-006) carries the ST10-006 number, matching the ST-10 (“Three Captains Assemble”) Ultimate Deck catalog — but its real source has nothing to do with that deck. It’s the free attendee bonus handed out at the “ONE PIECE DAY ’24” event, marked NOT FOR SALE on the card face and never a retail product at all. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥29,990 — a free convention giveaway still commanding that much on the secondary market reflects event scarcity and the character’s popularity, not any official price.

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4. #4

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（SR-P）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   SR-P · ST01-012

   Numbered for the ST-01 starter deck, actually a chase pull from a separate booster

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥25,000

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (SR-P, ST01-012) carries the ST01-012 number, matching the ST-01 (“Straw Hat Crew”) starter deck catalog — but its real source is a separate booster, “Hero of the New Era”, not the print that ships inside the ST-01 box. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥25,000, far above the plain starter-deck original’s entry-level price. Check the seller’s photo before you order.

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5. #5

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（L）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   L · EB02-010

   Numbered for the EB-02 special booster, actually bundled with an official playmat

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥22,000

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (L, Leader, EB02-010) carries the EB02-010 number, matching the EB-02 (“Anime 25th Collection”) special booster catalog — but it doesn’t come from opening that booster at all. It’s bundled with the “Official Playmat Limited Edition vol.5” product; you get it by buying the playmat, not by pulling a booster pack. The card face itself carries a Bandai SAMPLE watermark (see the media-rights note at the top of this post). The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥22,000.

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6. #6

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（SR）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   SR · ST21-014

   Numbered for the ST-21 starter deck, actually a magazine promo insert

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥18,888

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (SR, ST21-014) carries the ST21-014 number, matching the ST-21 (“EX GEAR5”) starter deck catalog — but its real source is the bonus insert bundled with issue 020 of the “ONE PIECE Magazine” feature “Weekly Shonen Jump and One Piece.” The card is marked NOT FOR SALE and was never a retail product, nor the print that ships in the ST-21 box. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥18,888.

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7. #7

   

   Monkey D. Luffy

   Monkey D. Luffy

   P-033

   Generic promo-card number, actually a Weekly Shonen Jump magazine insert

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥12,999

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (promo, P-033) carries a generic promo-card number with no matching booster or starter deck of its own — its real source is the bonus insert bundled with the 2023-01-07 issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, a magazine reader bonus. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥12,999.

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8. #8

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（P）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   P · P-043

   Generic promo-card number, actually a Weekly Shonen Jump magazine insert

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥9,400

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (P, P-043) is also a generic promo-card number — its real source is the bonus insert bundled with Weekly Shonen Jump’s 2023 issue 36/37 combined release, and the card is marked NOT FOR SALE. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥9,400.

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9. #9

   

   Monkey D. Luffy（R）

   Monkey D. Luffy

   R · OP16-095

   Numbered for the OP-16 booster, actually a ROUND1 collaboration promo pack

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥9,100

   Print Notes

   This Luffy print (R, OP16-095) carries the OP16-095 number, matching the OP-16 (“Decisive Battle”) booster catalog — but its real source has nothing to do with opening that booster. It’s the “ONE PIECE × ROUND1” collaboration promotion pack, redeemed only via an app coupon at Japan’s ROUND1 bowling/karaoke/darts locations (the same ROUND1 collaboration program has issued other character cards before). The card itself carries a SAMPLE watermark and a NOT FOR SALE mark — not an off-the-shelf retail product (see the media-rights note at the top of this post). The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥9,100, the lowest rung of this guide’s 9-print price ladder.

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10. #10

    

    Monkey D. Luffy（SEC-SP）

    Monkey D. Luffy

    SEC-SP · EB02-061

    EB-02 Extra Booster pull — number matches source

    30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

    ¥5,000

    Print Notes

    Unlike the nine prints above, this Luffy print’s (SEC-SP, EB02-061) card number matches its real source — it’s a genuine secret-rare special-parallel pull straight from the EB-02 (“Anime 25th Collection”) Extra Booster, no version gap here. But it sits at the very bottom of this guide’s medians, ¥5,000, right at the edge of the “≥3 sales in 90 days” qualifying threshold — the thinnest sample of the ten. This guide doesn’t show each print’s individual sale count (see the FAQ below), so it isn’t counted as a rung in the 9-print ladder above — treat ¥5,000 as a reference point rather than a confidently active trading price.

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At a glance: what qualifies

What time window is this?

Actual Japanese-market sale records over the past 30 days as of 2026-09-20 (HKT); page updated 2026-09-21 09:25 HKT.

What’s the cut-off to qualify?

A card whose name contains “Monkey D. Luffy” that recorded at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales in the past 90 days.

How is this guide ordered?

By the 30-day raw median sale price, high to low.

Does “raw” include ungraded cards?

Yes — the raw price covers Raw/Ungraded grades, with a single outlier high sale excluded and B4U/BSO self-trades excluded.

FAQ

Why doesn’t the card number match the real source?

Because a One Piece TCG card number only reflects the catalog it was first assigned to, not how that physical card was actually distributed. The same number can be the plain starter-deck original, or a chase-pull/bundled version from a completely different booster, event, magazine or product set released later — and the two often trade at very different prices.

Why isn’t EB02-061 counted as one of the 9 rungs?

Because it sits at the very bottom of this guide’s medians (¥5,000), right at the “≥3 sales in 90 days” qualifying threshold — the thinnest sample of the ten. This guide doesn’t show each print’s individual sale count, so this figure is less reliable as a reference point, and it’s deliberately discussed on its own at the end rather than treated as a rung in the 9-print ladder.

Are these 10 every Luffy print?

No. This guide only covers prints whose name contains “Monkey D. Luffy”, recorded a raw (ungraded) sale in the Japanese market in the past 30 days, and cleared the minimum 3-sales-in-90-days threshold — not every print Luffy has ever had.

Does this guide show each card’s own sale count?

No. This guide only shows the 30-day raw median for each print, not an individual sale count. The only count available is the qualifying threshold — at least 3 sales in 90 days — which is not any one print’s actual sales volume. Ask Collect2Day directly for that figure.

Source: actual Japanese-market sale records, 30-day window as of 2026-09-20 (HKT). This reflects past sales over roughly the past month only, not a trend and not a price forecast — check Collect2Day for live listing prices.