Yasopp and Benn Beckman: The Red Hair Pirates Cards

Shanks' best card trades at $1,661.43. His first mate Benn Beckman's best card costs $45.61.

That's a 36-fold gap inside one crew, and it has a single clean explanation.

This guide ranks the Red Hair Pirates cards and explains the split. Prices come from PriceCharting's aggregated sold data, pulled 6 October 2026. Rules and set context follow TCG Talk's beginner guide, the OPTCG rules reference and the set calendar at OP Box Index. Values move with the market.

The crew, ranked

Values move with the market.

Why Shanks is in a different league

The answer is one word: manga.

Shanks has two manga art printings. Yasopp and Benn Beckman have none.

In One Piece, manga art is the treatment that produces four-figure cards. Every character whose cards clear $1,000 has one, and every character without one tops out in the low hundreds at most.

That's not about popularity. Yasopp pulls 6,500 monthly searches, the same figure as Monkey D. Garp, and Garp's catalogue is similarly capped. Benn Beckman is one of the most feared characters in the series and his cards start at 12 cents.

Bandai selects manga panels, and the Red Hair Pirates crew below Shanks hasn't been selected.

Yasopp's tournament card

Yasopp's highest card isn't a pack pull. The Championship 25-26 OP09-013 at around $216.60 is a tournament prize, distributed at official events.

That makes it five times his next card and the only Yasopp printing above $50.

His SP OP09-013 at $39.00 is the realistic ceiling for a buyer. Note its graded figures barely move: $35.00 in a PSA 9 and $39.99 in a PSA 10, against $39.00 raw. Grading it achieves nothing.

The language gap runs both ways

Yasopp shows an unusually inconsistent English-to-Japanese relationship.

His Foil OP09-013 is $29.59 English against $1.45 Japanese, a twenty-fold gap.

But his Alternate Art OP17-031 is $15.76 Japanese against $12.37 English, with Japanese ahead.

So there's no reliable rule even within one character. Check both language versions before buying any Red Hair Pirates card, because the cheaper one changes card by card.

Benn Beckman is the cheapest major character we've catalogued

His entire range runs $0.12 to $45.61.

The base OP16-012 from The Time of Battle at 12 cents is the cheapest card of any significant One Piece character we've priced.

One printing is worth flagging. His Alternate Art OP09-009 from Emperors in the New World trades at $5.06 raw with a graded figure of $11.50, a 2.3x multiple. That's the familiar pattern where cards nobody submits keep their graded scarcity.

What this means if you collect the crew

Three practical conclusions.

A full Red Hair Pirates run is cheap except for Shanks. Everything below him is obtainable for under $50 a card, and most for under $15.

Don't grade the mid-tier cards. Yasopp's SP moves from $39.00 to $39.99 graded. That's noise, not a return.

Watch for a manga printing. If Bandai ever gives Yasopp or Benn Beckman a manga panel, their ceilings would reset the way every other manga character's has. Until then the cap holds.

You can browse sets including Romance Dawn, Emperors in the New World and Carrying on His Will on JK Index.

A note on spelling

Two spelling traps worth knowing when you search.

Yasopp is frequently written Yassop with one P, and both spellings carry real search traffic. Listings use both.

Benn Beckman is spelled with two Ns in the card game, though Ben Beckman with one N is the more common search. A listing using either spelling may be the same card.

If you're hunting these cards, search both forms.

How JK Index helps

We index the full One Piece catalog with sold history for every printing, including the sub-dollar cards most price sites don't bother tracking.

For a crew like this, that's the whole value. Benn Beckman's catalogue tops out at $45.61 and bottoms at $0.12, and knowing which of his ten printings is which is the only useful information there is. You can search every printing through card search, track what you own in your portfolio, or check listings on the marketplace.

The takeaway

Shanks' manga cards sit at $1,661.43 and $1,566.45. Yasopp tops out at a $216.60 tournament promo, and Benn Beckman at a $45.61 SP.

The gap isn't about how important the characters are. It's about which of them Bandai has printed on a manga panel, and so far that's only the captain.

FAQ

What is the most valuable Red Hair Pirates card?

Shanks [Manga Alternate Art] OP01-120 from Romance Dawn at around $1,661.43, followed by his Manga OP17-022 at $1,566.45. Both are manga art printings.

Why are Yasopp and Benn Beckman's cards so cheap?

Neither has received a manga art printing. In One Piece that treatment is what produces four-figure cards, and characters without one top out in the low hundreds.

What is Yasopp's best card?

The Championship 25-26 OP09-013 promo at around $216.60, a tournament prize. His best pack-pullable card is the SP OP09-013 at $39.00.

How much is Benn Beckman's best card?

The SP OP09-009 from Carrying on His Will at around $45.61. His cheapest, the base OP16-012, costs about 12 cents.

Is it worth grading Yasopp or Benn Beckman cards?

Generally no. Yasopp's SP goes from $39.00 raw to $39.99 in a PSA 10, which is noise. Benn Beckman's Alternate Art OP09-009 at $5.06 to $11.50 is the only positive multiple.

Should I buy Japanese or English Red Hair Pirates cards?

It varies by card. Yasopp's Foil OP09-013 is $29.59 English against $1.45 Japanese, but his Alternate Art OP17-031 is $15.76 Japanese against $12.37 English.

Is it Yasopp or Yassop?

Both spellings are in common use and both carry search traffic. The card game uses Yasopp with two Ps, but listings and searches frequently use Yassop.

Is it Ben or Benn Beckman?

The card game uses Benn with two Ns, though Ben with one N is the more common search spelling. Search both when hunting listings.