Sanji Card Price Guide: 3 Prints From ¥4,350 to ¥8,000

Sanji has always been a popular pick for character collectors, but the three prints in this guide all share one thing: none of them was pulled from the booster pack its own card number belongs to. The one numbered for a starter deck actually comes from a booster released a full year later; the one numbered for a booster pack comes from a convenience-chain collaboration promo; and another numbered for a booster pack comes from an anniversary-set bonus. All three have 30-day raw (ungraded) medians in the Japanese market, from ¥4,350 to ¥8,000, listed low to high so you can pick the tier that fits your budget.

TL;DR

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

The thing worth watching here is that the card number printed on the face and where a print actually came from are two different things. ST14-003’s number belongs to the ST-14 starter deck, but the special full-art parallel pictured here is a chase pull from the OP-10 booster pack, released a full year later. OP15-047’s number belongs to OP-15, but the actual source is a ROUND1 collaboration promo, redeemed only via an app coupon at the chain’s own locations. OP07-064’s number belongs to OP-07, but the actual source is a Japan-only anniversary-set bonus print. Every one of these numbers also returns other printings at very different prices, so check the seller’s photo before you order. On rarity: a Rare (OP15-047) outprices a Super Rare (OP07-064) — proof that the letter on the card face tells you the pull rate, not what was actually printed or where you could get it.

These figures come from actual sale records in the Japanese market, over a 30-day window (as of 2026-09-13, HKT). To qualify, a card’s name had to contain “Sanji” and record at least 3 raw (ungraded) sales in the past 90 days. Ranking in the source data runs by the 30-day median, high to low; this guide lists the same three cards low to high instead, so you can start from the entry-level tier. 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 card’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 card’s actual sales volume. Ask Collect2Day directly if you want that figure.

Sanji’s 3 prints, ranked low to high

1. #1

   

   Sanji（SR）

   Sanji

   SR · OP07-064

   Japan-only “2nd Anniversary Set” bonus print — not pulled from the OP-07 booster pack

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥4,350

   Print Notes

   This Sanji print (SR, OP07-064) carries the OP07-064 number, matching the OP-07 (500 Years in the Future) catalog — but it wasn’t pulled from that booster pack at all. It’s the bonus full-art print bundled with the Japan-only “2nd Anniversary Set”, illustrated by Nijihayashi. The 30-day raw (ungraded) median in the Japanese market is ¥4,350, the lowest entry point of the three prints in this guide — even though SR outranks the R print below it (OP15-047, ¥4,900). The rarity letter on the card face and the actual price are two different things. Searching OP07-064 also turns up the plain booster-pull print and separate tournament-giveaway versions of the same number, so check the seller’s photo and listed version against this one before you buy.

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2. #2

   

   Sanji（R）

   Sanji

   R · OP15-047

   ONE PIECE × ROUND1 collaboration promo — coupon-redeemed at Japan ROUND1 locations, not pulled from the OP-15 booster pack

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥4,900

   Print Notes

   This Sanji print (R, OP15-047) carries the OP15-047 number, matching the OP-15 (Adventure on Kami’s Island) catalog — but it wasn’t pulled from that booster pack either. It’s the “ONE PIECE × ROUND1” collaboration promo, redeemed only via a coupon in ROUND1’s own app at Japan’s bowling/karaoke/darts locations, capped at 5 coupons per person per day. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥4,900 — higher than OP07-064 (SR, ¥4,350) above it despite carrying the plainer R rarity letter. A Rare outpricing a Super Rare is the clearest demonstration in this guide that the rarity letter tells you the pull rate, not what was actually printed or where you could get it. Searching OP15-047 also turns up the plain booster-pull R print and a separate alternate-art parallel of the same number, each at a different price, so check the seller’s photo before you buy to confirm it’s the ROUND1 promo.

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3. #3

   

   Sanji（SR-SPC）

   Sanji

   SR-SPC · ST14-003

   OP-10 (“Royal Blood”) booster pack chase pull — not the plain ST-14 starter-deck print

   30-Day Raw (Ungraded) Median

   ¥8,000

   Print Notes

   This Sanji print (SR-SPC, full art, ST14-003) carries the ST14-003 number, matching the ST-14 (“3D2Y”) starter-deck catalog — but it wasn’t sold in that starter deck box. It’s the special full-art Parallel chase pull from the OP-10 (“Royal Blood”) booster pack — same character, same card number, while the plain, non-parallel ST14-003 print sold in the starter deck itself trades for far less. The 30-day raw median in the Japanese market is ¥8,000, the highest of the three prints in this guide, and the only parallel print among them — a special-parallel print consistently commands a premium over an ordinary print of the same character. Searching ST14-003 also turns up the plain starter-deck print at a very different price, so check the seller’s photo before you buy to confirm it’s the OP-10 parallel.

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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 2026-09-13 (HKT); page updated 2026-09-14 09:31 HKT.

What’s the cut-off to qualify?

A card whose name contains “Sanji” 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, low to high, so you can start from the entry-level tier.

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 does a Rare (OP15-047) outprice a Super Rare (OP07-064)?

Because the rarity letter only reflects the pull rate, not actual supply or source. OP15-047 is a ROUND1 collaboration promo, redeemed only via a coupon; OP07-064 is an anniversary-set bonus print. Actual supply and demand for each, not the letter on the card, is what sets the price.

Are these 3 every Sanji print?

No. This guide only covers prints whose name contains “Sanji”, 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 Sanji 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 card’s actual sales volume. Ask Collect2Day directly for that figure.

Source: actual Japanese-market sale records, 30-day window as of 2026-09-13 (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.