Donquixote Family Cards: Trebol, Senor Pink and the Doflamingo Crew Ranked (2026)

$0.04 is what a Lao.G card costs in 2026, and he is an elite officer of a Warlord's crew. Diamante, the man who ran the Dressrosa colosseum, has a printing at the same price. Trebol, one of the three executives, bottoms out at $0.04 as well.

Meanwhile a card showing Donquixote Rosinante, the brother who betrayed the family and died for it, trades at $859.84. That is more than three times Doflamingo's own ceiling.

This guide ranks the whole Donquixote family by what each printing actually trades for, covering Doflamingo, Rosinante, Trebol, Senor Pink, Sugar and the rest of the Dressrosa roster. The ordering will not match your memory of the arc.

Donquixote family value 2026: the top variants ranked

Prices are TCGplayer market figures for raw, ungraded English copies, pulled 6 October 2026. Market price reflects recent sold listings rather than asking prices. Graded comps across this family are sparse, and the table reports that honestly rather than estimating a PSA 10 number nobody has paid.

Values move with the market.

Below that table sit roughly forty base printings between $0.04 and $1.11. The family's median card is worth less than a booster pack sleeve.

The traitor outvalues the boss

Donquixote Rosinante, the Corazon of Law's backstory, holds the family's ceiling at $859.84 on his OP05-022 SPR from the Anime 25th Collection. Doflamingo's best card, the Romance Dawn parallel of OP01-060, is $260.17.

That's a 3.3x gap in favour of a character who appears in flashback.

Two things drive it. Rosinante's SPR is a single special treatment inside a small extra booster, while Doflamingo's parallels have been printed repeatedly across seven sets. Supply beats prominence.

The second is that Rosinante's card is tied to Trafalgar Law, who remains one of the most collected characters in the game. Buying Corazon is, for a lot of people, buying a Law card without a Law card.

Doflamingo has no manga art printing. Across every One Piece character we've catalogued, that reliably caps a ceiling in the low hundreds, and $260.17 lands exactly where the pattern predicts.

Senor Pink value 2026

Senor Pink gets searched heavily and sells for nothing. His base OP04-026 from Kingdoms of Intrigue is $0.15. His OP14-065 printing is $0.09.

His only card above a dollar is the Royal Blood parallel of OP10-067 at $21.10, with the base of that card at $0.78.

Three printings, one worth holding. If you searched Señor Pink with the tilde, you'll find the same cards, because the game prints his name without it.

Trebol value 2026

Trebol is cheaper still. An executive of the family, and his entire catalog is three cards:

• Kingdoms of Intrigue OP04-030 alternate art: $3.66
• Kingdoms of Intrigue OP04-030 base: $0.13
• The Azure Sea's Seven OP14-068: $0.09
• Royal Blood OP10-070: $0.04

His best card costs less than a cup of coffee, and his worst ties Lao.G and Diamante for the cheapest printing in the family.

The useful lesson sits in the gap between attention and price. Trebol and Senor Pink are two of the most searched Donquixote names, and between them they have one card above $22.

Sugar value 2026

Sugar quietly beats both of them, and most people looking at this family never check her.

She holds two SP printings: OP10-065 from The Azure Sea's Seven at $69.41, and OP04-024 from Wings of the Captain at $62.76. Her Kingdoms of Intrigue alternate art is $6.55 and her base is $0.63.

That's $138 of SP value across one minor character, against $25 for Trebol and Senor Pink combined. SP treatments go to characters Bandai thinks will sell a special card, and that judgement often ignores rank inside the crew.

The rest of the Dressrosa roster value 2026

Everyone else in the family sits in the same narrow band, and the band is very low.

• Diamante OP04-028 alternate art: $1.54, base OP10-068: $0.04
• Pica OP05-032 alternate art: $1.90, base OP10-074: $0.06
• Baby 5 OP04-032 full art: $4.89, base OP05-033: $0.07
• Dellinger OP04-029 full art: $1.73, base: $0.07
• Gladius OP05-025: $0.05
• Machvise OP04-033: $0.05
• Lao.G OP04-034: $0.04
• Giolla OP04-025: $0.06

There's also a card simply called Donquixote Family, OP04-036 from Kingdoms of Intrigue. Base is $0.05, the Jolly Roger foil is $0.15, and the textured foil from Premium Booster The Best is $1.41.

Should you grade a Donquixote family card in 2026?

For most of this family the answer is a flat no, and the reason is arithmetic rather than opinion.

A submission costs more than every card listed in the previous section put together. Grading a four-cent Lao.G is a way of converting twenty dollars into a slabbed four-cent card.

Where it's worth considering:

• Rosinante's OP05-022 SPR at $859.84. This is the only card in the family where a slab clearly changes who's willing to buy. It's also the only one with enough spread to absorb a 9 instead of a 10.
• Doflamingo's Romance Dawn parallel at $260.17. Romance Dawn is the game's first set and its cards have the oldest handling history, so condition genuinely varies. Worth checking before you submit.
• Rosinante's OP04-119 SP at $157.82. Borderline, and only in genuinely clean condition.

Both of Sugar's SPs sit in the $60 to $70 band, which is the classic trap. The upside on a 10 is real, the downside on a 9 is worse than doing nothing.

One honest caveat on everything above. Recorded graded sales on this family are thin, so a submission here is partly a bet that a graded market develops rather than a trade into one that exists.

Which Donquixote family card should you actually buy in 2026?

A dollar or two assembles the entire crew. Every executive, every officer, the Donquixote Family card itself, all of it for under five dollars total. No other famous crew in One Piece is this cheap to complete.

Around $7 buys the good looking versions. Trebol's alternate art at $3.66, Sugar's at $6.55, Doflamingo's OP04-031 alt at $6.73 and Baby 5's full art at $4.89 are the best art-per-dollar cards in the family.

Around $60 to $100 is the SP tier, and it's the most interesting place to spend here. Sugar's two SPs, Doflamingo's 500 Years in the Future SP at $81.55 and his Wanted Poster at $97.24 all sit in a band where the treatment can't be casually reprinted.

Four figures doesn't exist in this family. The ceiling is $859.84, which makes the Donquixote crew unusually accessible at the top compared with the Straw Hats or the Emperors.

How JK Index helps

A family this large across this many sets is painful to price card by card, which is exactly what the One Piece hub is for. Set pages like Kingdoms of Intrigue, Awakening of the New Era and Emperors in the New World show every Donquixote printing alongside what else came out of the same product.

Because one character here can span seventeen printings, searching the name beats hunting card numbers. Sold history on each page tells you whether a $21 parallel has genuinely traded at $21.

If you hold the Rosinante SPR or a Romance Dawn parallel, portfolio tracking keeps raw and graded copies separate instead of blending an $859 card with a four-cent one. The marketplace shows current listings. For set release order and product context, the One Piece set release list and the official card list are the references we check against.

The takeaway

The Donquixote family is the clearest case in One Piece of value running backwards against the story. The man who ruled a country caps at $260. The executives who enforced it trade for four cents. The agent who betrayed them all holds the family record at $859.84.

Card value tracks three things here: how many times a printing has been reprinted, whether a character received a special treatment, and who else the card reminds buyers of. Rank inside the crew is not on that list, which is why Sugar's two SP cards are worth more than Trebol and Senor Pink's entire catalogs combined.

FAQ

How much is a Senor Pink card worth in 2026?

Between $0.09 and $21.10. His base OP04-026 from Kingdoms of Intrigue is $0.15, OP14-065 is $0.09, and his only card of real value is the Royal Blood parallel of OP10-067 at $21.10.

How much is a Trebol card worth?

Between $0.04 and $3.66. His Kingdoms of Intrigue alternate art OP04-030 at $3.66 is his best card, and his Royal Blood printing OP10-070 at $0.04 ties for cheapest in the family.

What is the most expensive Donquixote family card?

Donquixote Rosinante's OP05-022 SPR from the Anime 25th Collection, at roughly $859.84. It outvalues Doflamingo's best printing by more than three times despite Rosinante appearing mainly in flashback.

Why is Rosinante worth more than Doflamingo?

Supply and association. Rosinante's SPR is a single treatment in a small extra booster, while Doflamingo's parallels have been reprinted across seven sets. Rosinante also carries demand from Trafalgar Law collectors.

Does Doflamingo have a manga art card?

No. He has parallels, SPs and a Wanted Poster printing, but no manga rare, and his ceiling of $260.17 matches the pattern seen on every other One Piece character without one.

Which Donquixote family cards are cheapest?

Diamante OP10-068, Lao.G OP04-034 and Trebol OP10-070 all sit at $0.04. Gladius OP05-025 and Machvise OP04-033 are $0.05, as is the Donquixote Family card OP04-036 itself.

Is there a card called Donquixote Family?

Yes, OP04-036 in Kingdoms of Intrigue. The base is $0.05, the Jolly Roger foil is $0.15 and the Premium Booster The Best textured foil is $1.41.

Is Sugar worth collecting in One Piece TCG?

She carries two SP printings, OP10-065 at $69.41 and OP04-024 at $62.76, which together are worth more than every Trebol and Senor Pink card combined. For a minor character that's an unusual amount of premium treatment.