Portgas D. Ace Card Value: Every Print Ranked
Ace's most valuable card is a Top Prize OP07-119 serialised to 1,000 copies, trading around $4,400.27. His base card costs $2.20.
He's one of the few One Piece characters with three separate manga printings, which is why his catalogue runs deeper than most.
This guide ranks every significant Ace printing. 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. The raw column is the ungraded figure, which blends sold copies across conditions. Values move with the market.
Portgas D. Ace card value: every print ranked
| Rank | Card | Set | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ace [Top Prize] OP07-119 /1000 | 500 Years in the Future | ~$4,400.27 | No recorded comp |
| 2 | Ace [Red Manga] OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will | ~$3,804.50 | $4,750.00 |
| 3 | Ace [Red Manga] OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will, Japanese | ~$2,908.97 | No recorded comp |
| 4 | Ace [Manga] OP02-013 | Paramount War | ~$1,334.23 | $1,048.89 |
| 5 | Ace [Manga] OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will | ~$970.00 | $930.00 |
| 6 | Ace [Wanted] OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will | ~$324.33 | No recorded comp |
| 7 | Ace [SP] OP02-013 | Paramount War | ~$240.00 | $157.50 |
| 8 | Ace [SP Foil] ST15-005 | The Time of Battle | ~$146.19 | No recorded comp |
| 9 | Ace [SP] ST13-011 | Legacy of the Master | ~$134.90 | $43.95 |
| 10 | Ace [SP] EB02-028 | Carrying on His Will | ~$118.57 | No recorded comp |
| 11 | Ace [Alternate Art] ST13-011 | Legacy of the Master, Japanese | ~$73.66 | No recorded comp |
| 12 | Ace [TR] OP08-052 | Royal Blood | ~$66.22 | $68.58 |
| 13 | Ace [Alternate Art] OP16-001 | The Time of Battle | ~$40.00 | No recorded comp |
| 14 | Ace [Alternate Art] OP16-118 | The Time of Battle | ~$25.86 | No recorded comp |
| 15 | Ace [Alternate Art] OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will | ~$18.68 | $39.99 |
| 16 | Ace OP16-118 | The Time of Battle | ~$14.48 | No recorded comp |
| 17 | Ace OP13-119 | Carrying on His Will | ~$2.20 | No recorded comp |
| 18 | Ace [Tin Pack Set Vol. 2] P-074 | Promo | ~$1.83 | No recorded comp |
Values move with the market.
The serialised card at the top
Ace's Top Prize OP07-119 is numbered out of 1,000, which makes it structurally different from everything else in his catalogue.
Serial numbering is rare in One Piece. Most scarce cards are scarce because of low pull rates, which are estimates. A card stamped /1000 has a known, fixed population.
At $4,400.27 it's his most expensive card, though it has no recorded graded sale. That's typical for very scarce cards where few copies have been submitted, and it makes the price thin rather than deeply traded.
It came from 500 Years in the Future, OP-07, released June 2024.
Three manga printings, three prices
Most characters get one manga card. Ace has three, and they behave differently.
Red Manga OP13-119 from Carrying on His Will is the premium version at $3,804.50 raw, reaching $4,750.00 in a PSA 10. That's one of the few expensive One Piece cards where grading clearly adds value rather than sitting flat or below raw.
Manga OP02-013 from Paramount War is the original at $1,334.23, though its PSA 10 at $1,048.89 sits below raw. The familiar pattern on heavily-graded cards.
Manga OP13-119, the standard manga version from the same set as the Red Manga, trades at $970.00 with a $930.00 PSA 10.
So within one card number, OP13-119, you have a Red Manga at $3,804.50, a standard Manga at $970.00, a Wanted at $324.33, an Alternate Art at $18.68, and a base card at $2.20. Five printings, a 1,730-fold spread.
Where grading helps and where it doesn't
Ace gives an unusually clean split.
Grading helps on the Red Manga, $3,804.50 to $4,750.00, and on the cheap Alternate Art OP13-119, $18.68 to $39.99, a 2.1x multiple.
Grading hurts on the Paramount War Manga, $1,334.23 to $1,048.89, and on the Legacy of the Master SP, $134.90 to $43.95. That second one is severe: a PSA 10 worth roughly a third of the raw card.
The lesson repeats across One Piece. Cards that everyone submits develop large graded populations and thin premiums. Cards nobody submits keep their scarcity.
Paramount War is where Ace's story sits
OP-02 Paramount War, released March 2023, covers the arc Ace is most associated with.
It holds his original Manga OP02-013 at $1,334.23 and his SP of the same number at $240.00. For collectors who care about narrative fit rather than pure price, that set is the one.
His later cards come from OP-13 Carrying on His Will and OP-16 The Time of Battle, both more recent and more affordable.
Which Ace should you actually buy?
Around $2 to $3: the base OP13-119 or the Tin Pack promo. Set completion money.
Around $18.68: the Alternate Art OP13-119. Its $39.99 PSA 10 is the best cheap grading multiple he has.
Around $66: the Treasure Rare OP08-052 from Royal Blood. A distinctive rarity at an accessible price.
Around $240: the SP OP02-013 from Paramount War. Narrative fit and a real rarity without four-figure spending.
Around $3,804: the Red Manga OP13-119. His best card, and the only expensive Ace where a PSA 10 adds meaningful value at $4,750.00.
How JK Index helps
We index the full One Piece catalog with sold history for every printing, tracking manga, Red Manga, SP, Treasure Rare and alternate art treatments separately from base cards.
Ace is a strong case for it. Card number OP13-119 alone spans $2.20 to $3,804.50 across five printings. You can browse sets including Paramount War, Carrying on His Will, The Time of Battle and 500 Years in the Future, search every printing through card search, track holdings in your portfolio, or check the marketplace.
The takeaway
Ace runs from $1.83 to $4,400.27. His top card is a Top Prize serialised to 1,000 copies, and his best collector card is the Red Manga OP13-119 at $3,804.50 raw and $4,750.00 graded.
The detail worth carrying is that he has three manga printings across two sets, and they range from $970.00 to $3,804.50 depending on which one you're looking at.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Portgas D. Ace card?
The Top Prize OP07-119 from 500 Years in the Future, serialised to 1,000 copies, at around $4,400.27. His Red Manga OP13-119 follows at $3,804.50 raw and $4,750.00 in a PSA 10.
How many manga cards does Ace have?
Three: the original Manga OP02-013 from Paramount War at $1,334.23, the Manga OP13-119 at $970.00, and the Red Manga OP13-119 at $3,804.50.
What does /1000 mean on an Ace card?
It's a serial number, meaning only 1,000 copies were produced. That gives the card a known fixed population rather than an estimated pull rate, which is rare in One Piece.
Is it worth grading Ace cards?
It depends which. The Red Manga goes from $3,804.50 to $4,750.00 and the cheap Alternate Art OP13-119 from $18.68 to $39.99. But the Paramount War Manga and the Legacy of the Master SP both lose value graded.
What's the cheapest Portgas D. Ace card?
The Tin Pack Set Vol. 2 promo P-074 at around $1.83, followed by the base OP13-119 at $2.20. Both are set-completion cards rather than collectibles.
Which set has the best Ace cards?
Paramount War OP-02 for narrative fit, holding his original Manga at $1,334.23 and SP at $240.00. Carrying on His Will OP-13 holds the more valuable Red Manga.
Why do so many Ace cards share the number OP13-119?
Card numbers identify the card, not the treatment. OP13-119 covers a Red Manga, a standard Manga, a Wanted, an Alternate Art and a base card, spanning $2.20 to $3,804.50.
Are Japanese Ace cards cheaper?
Generally yes. His Japanese Red Manga trades around $2,908.97 against $3,804.50 for the English version, roughly 76% of the price for the same card.
