Monkey D. Luffy Card Value: Every Print Ranked
Luffy's most valuable card trades at $14,601.83. His cheapest base printing costs $3.97.
He's the most printed character in the One Piece Card Game, and his cards span manga art, special rares, tournament promos and genuine real-world brand collaborations with Nike and the LA Dodgers.
This guide ranks every significant printing. Prices come from PriceCharting's aggregated sold data, pulled 6 October 2026. Rules and set context in this guide follow TCG Talk's beginner guide, the OPTCG rules reference and the set calendar at OP Box Index. The raw column is the ungraded figure, which blends sold copies across conditions. Values move with the market.
Monkey D. Luffy card value: the top printings ranked
| Rank | Card | Set | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Luffy [SP] EB04-061 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$14,601.83 | No recorded comp |
| 2 | Luffy [SP Gold] OP05-119 | A Fist of Divine Speed | ~$11,050.00 | No recorded comp |
| 3 | Luffy [Red Manga] OP13-118 | Carrying on His Will | ~$8,955.18 | No recorded comp |
| 4 | Luffy [Alternate Art Manga] OP05-119 | Awakening of the New Era | ~$8,405.00 | $15,692.31 |
| 5 | Luffy [Manga PRB01] OP05-119 | Premium Booster | ~$3,227.05 | $10,682.00 |
| 6 | Luffy [Manga] OP13-118 | Carrying on His Will | ~$2,099.00 | No recorded comp |
| 7 | Luffy [Super Alternate Art] OP17-079 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$1,607.00 | No recorded comp |
| 8 | Luffy [Manga] OP11-118 | A Fist of Divine Speed | ~$1,283.00 | No recorded comp |
| 9 | Luffy [Dodgers] EB02-010 | Anime 25th Collection | ~$1,241.79 | $1,425.00 |
| 10 | Luffy ST31-004 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$750.22 | No recorded comp |
| 11 | Luffy [Nike] P-099 | Japanese Promo | ~$647.48 | No recorded comp |
| 12 | Luffy [Wanted] OP05-119 | Awakening of the New Era | ~$617.83 | $939.00 |
| 13 | Luffy [Red Bull Double DON!!] PRB02-005 | Promo | ~$494.87 | No recorded comp |
| 14 | Luffy [SP] ST26-005 | Adventure on Kami's Island | ~$461.04 | No recorded comp |
| 15 | Luffy [PSA Promo] OP05-060 | Awakening of the New Era | ~$338.50 | $577.50 |
| 16 | Luffy [College Basketball US Voyage] P-055 | Promo | ~$150.00 | No recorded comp |
| 17 | Luffy [One Piece Day] P-110 | Japanese Promo | ~$137.50 | No recorded comp |
| 18 | Luffy [Round 1] OP16-095 | Promo | ~$104.73 | No recorded comp |
| 19 | Luffy [Alternate Art] OP13-118 | Carrying on His Will | ~$70.31 | $82.50 |
| 20 | Luffy [Alternate Art] OP17-079 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$51.28 | No recorded comp |
| 21 | Luffy [Alternate Art] OP17-093 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$34.00 | No recorded comp |
| 22 | Luffy OP17-093 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$3.97 | No recorded comp |
Values move with the market.
The manga art tier
Four of Luffy's top six cards are manga art printings, and they're the ones with real graded markets.
The Alternate Art Manga OP05-119 from Awakening of the New Era is the headline. It trades at $8,405.00 raw, $8,105.00 in a PSA 9 and $15,692.31 in a PSA 10.
That PSA 9 figure is worth pausing on. It sits below the raw price, which means the market treats a 9 as a worse outcome than not grading at all. On a card this expensive, buyers want perfect or nothing.
The Red Manga OP13-118 from Carrying on His Will actually beats it on raw price at $8,955.18, but has no recorded PSA 10 sale yet.
There's also a Premium Booster reprint of OP05-119 at $3,227.05, roughly 38% of the original. If you're buying, check which version a listing means, because the gap is over $5,000.
The brand collaborations
This is where One Piece does something no other major card game does.
Luffy has appeared on cards made with real-world brands:
- Nike P-099, a Japanese promo at around $647.48
- LA Dodgers EB02-010 from the Anime 25th Collection at around $1,241.79, reaching $1,425.00 in a PSA 10
- Red Bull Double DON!! PRB02-005 at around $494.87
- College Basketball US Voyage P-055 at around $150.00
These exist because One Piece is a mainstream cultural property in a way most card game IPs aren't. Bandai can put Luffy in a Dodgers jersey and it makes commercial sense.
For collectors they form a distinct category: not the rarest cards, not the most beautiful, but the ones with a story outside the game. The Dodgers card having a recorded PSA 10 at $1,425.00 suggests a genuine graded market is forming around them.
The gap between SP and everything else
Luffy's two most expensive cards are both SP printings, and neither is manga art.
SP EB04-061 from World's Strongest Warriors tops the list at $14,601.83. SP Gold OP05-119 from A Fist of Divine Speed follows at $11,050.00.
SP stands for Special, and these are among the hardest pulls in their respective products. Neither has a recorded PSA 10 comp, which is typical for very scarce cards where few copies have been submitted.
That makes them the least liquid cards in the table. High headline prices, very thin trading.
Where the affordable Luffys are
If you want a Luffy card without four-figure spending, the bottom of the table is the answer.
The base OP17-093 costs $3.97. Its Alternate Art version costs $34.00, and the Alternate Art OP13-118 costs $70.31 with an $82.50 PSA 10.
That last one is interesting. At $70.31 raw and $82.50 graded, it's one of very few Luffy cards where grading is close to break-even rather than either hugely positive or negative.
For most collectors, a plain Alternate Art Luffy at $34 to $70 is the sensible way to own a nice version of the character.
Which Luffy should you actually buy in 2026?
Around $4: the base OP17-093. Pure playability and set completion.
Around $34 to $70: an Alternate Art from OP17 or OP13. The best-looking Luffy cards at accessible money.
Around $150 to $650: a brand collaboration. The Nike, Red Bull or College Basketball cards are the most distinctive Luffys you can own at this level.
Around $1,242: the Dodgers EB02-010. The collab with the clearest graded market behind it.
Around $8,405: the Alternate Art Manga OP05-119. The definitive Luffy card and the only one with a PSA 10 above $15,000.
How JK Index helps
We index the full One Piece catalog with sold history for every printing, tracking manga art, SP, alternate art and promo versions separately.
Luffy shows why that's necessary. Card number OP05-119 alone covers an Alternate Art Manga at $8,405.00, an SP Gold at $11,050.00, a PRB01 reprint at $3,227.05 and a Wanted version at $617.83.
Four cards, one number, a $10,000 spread. You can browse Awakening of the New Era, Romance Dawn and Premium Booster, search every printing through card search, track holdings in your portfolio, or check the marketplace.
The takeaway
Luffy spans $3.97 to $14,601.83, a range wider than any other character in the game. The top is held by SP printings, the most graded market sits on the Alternate Art Manga OP05-119 at $15,692.31 in a PSA 10, and the most unusual cards are the Nike, Dodgers and Red Bull collaborations.
The number to remember when shopping is OP05-119. Four different Luffy cards share it, separated by over $10,000, so the card number alone never tells you what you're buying.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Monkey D. Luffy card?
Luffy [SP] EB04-061 from World's Strongest Warriors at around $14,601.83 raw. The Alternate Art Manga OP05-119 is the most valuable graded, reaching $15,692.31 in a PSA 10.
How much is the Luffy manga card worth?
The Alternate Art Manga OP05-119 trades around $8,405.00 raw and $15,692.31 in a PSA 10. The Red Manga OP13-118 is slightly higher raw at $8,955.18 but has no recorded graded sale.
Are there real Nike and Dodgers Luffy cards?
Yes. Luffy [Nike] P-099 is a Japanese promo trading around $647.48, and Luffy [Dodgers] EB02-010 from the Anime 25th Collection trades around $1,241.79, reaching $1,425.00 in a PSA 10.
What's the cheapest Monkey D. Luffy card?
The base Luffy OP17-093 from World's Strongest Warriors at around $3.97. Its Alternate Art version costs about $34.00, which is the cheapest attractive Luffy printing.
Should I grade my Luffy manga card?
Only if you expect a PSA 10. The Alternate Art Manga's PSA 9 sits at $8,105.00 against an $8,405.00 raw price, so a 9 is worth less than leaving the card ungraded.
Why do several Luffy cards share the number OP05-119?
Card numbers identify the card, not the treatment. OP05-119 covers an Alternate Art Manga, an SP Gold, a PRB01 reprint and a Wanted version, spanning over $10,000 in price.
What does SP mean on a One Piece card?
Special. SP printings are among the hardest pulls in their product, and Luffy's two most expensive cards are both SP rather than manga art.
Is the Premium Booster Luffy the same as the original?
Same artwork and card number, different print. The PRB01 reprint trades around $3,227.05 against $8,405.00 for the original Awakening of the New Era printing.
