Silvers Rayleigh, Gol D. Roger and the Roger Pirates Cards
Gol D. Roger's manga card trades at $4,620.62. His base card costs 87 cents and reaches $64.99 graded, a 75x multiple that's the largest cheap-card return in his catalogue.
His first mate Silvers Rayleigh also has a manga card, but it's $480.00. Same treatment, very different numbers.
This guide ranks both. 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.
Gol D. Roger, ranked
| Card | Set | Raw | Graded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roger [Manga] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World | ~$4,620.62 | $4,705.61 |
| Roger [Manga] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World, Japanese | ~$3,502.23 | No recorded comp |
| Roger [Wanted] OP09-118 | Carrying on His Will | ~$162.09 | $150.00 |
| Roger P-107 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$155.88 | No recorded comp |
| Roger [Wanted] OP09-118 | Carrying on His Will, Japanese | ~$87.71 | No recorded comp |
| Roger [Alternate Art] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World | ~$58.49 | $37.00 |
| Roger [Alternate Art] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World, Japanese | ~$32.07 | $44.64 |
| Roger [Foil] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World | ~$26.66 | No recorded comp |
| Roger [Alternate Art] OP13-003 | Carrying on His Will | ~$22.73 | $20.04 |
| Roger [Alternate Art] OP13-064 | Carrying on His Will | ~$13.68 | $41.00 |
| Roger [Foil] OP09-118 | Emperors in the New World, Japanese | ~$12.76 | No recorded comp |
| Roger OP13-064 | Carrying on His Will | ~$0.87 | $64.99 |
Values move with the market.
Silvers Rayleigh, ranked
| Card | Set | Raw | Graded |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rayleigh [Manga] OP08-118 | Two Legends | ~$480.00 | $450.00 |
| Rayleigh [Manga] OP08-118 | Two Legends, Japanese | ~$464.96 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh [SP] OP14-108 | World's Strongest Warriors | ~$89.83 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh [SP] OP14-108 | World's Strongest Warriors, Japanese | ~$86.99 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh OP09-005 | A Fist of Divine Speed | ~$55.95 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh [Alternate Art] OP12-001 | Legacy of the Master | ~$17.94 | $55.00 |
| Rayleigh [Alternate Art] OP08-118 | Two Legends | ~$16.00 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh [Alternate Art] OP08-118 | Two Legends, Japanese | ~$10.99 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh OP08-118 | Two Legends | ~$4.25 | $5.00 |
| Rayleigh OP08-118 | Two Legends, Japanese | ~$3.05 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh OP14-108 | The Azure Sea's Seven | ~$1.21 | No recorded comp |
| Rayleigh OP13-066 | Carrying on His Will | ~$0.48 | No recorded comp |
Values move with the market.
A manga card is not one thing
These two refine something worth stating carefully.
Across One Piece, having a manga printing is what lifts a character out of the low hundreds. That pattern holds reliably.
But Rayleigh has a manga card and it's $480.00, while Roger's is $4,620.62. Luffy's is $8,405 and Sanji's is $2,031.25.
So a manga printing raises the ceiling, it doesn't equalise it. Character prominence still sets the level within that tier, and a tenfold spread exists inside it.
The accurate version of the rule: no manga card caps you in the hundreds, having one opens the range from several hundred to five figures depending on who you are.
The 87-cent card that returns 75x
Roger's base OP13-064 from Carrying on His Will is the most interesting card in either catalogue.
It costs $0.87 and reaches $64.99 graded. That's a 75x multiple, and it's the largest cheap-card return in the Roger Pirates.
The reason is the usual one. Nobody submits an 87-cent card, so the handful of graded copies that exist are genuinely scarce.
The honest caveat is scale. A $64.99 PSA 10 is a real return on 87 cents, but it won't cover a submission fee and shipping on its own. It works as part of a bulk batch, not as a standalone submission.
Rayleigh's equivalent is the Alternate Art OP12-001 at $17.94 raw and $55.00 graded, a 3.1x multiple. Smaller, but at a size where the economics work better.
Where grading hurts
Both characters have cards that lose value in a slab.
Roger's Alternate Art OP09-118 goes from $58.49 raw to $37.00 graded. His Alternate Art OP13-003 goes from $22.73 to $20.04.
Rayleigh's Manga OP08-118 goes from $480.00 to $450.00.
The split is consistent across One Piece: expensive, heavily-submitted cards have thin or negative graded premiums, while cheap unsubmitted ones keep their scarcity.
The Japanese gap on Roger's manga
Roger's manga card shows a wide language spread: $4,620.62 English against $3,502.23 Japanese, so English commands about 32% more.
Rayleigh's is nearly level at $480.00 and $464.96.
There's no universal rule, but the pattern across One Piece is that the bigger the chase card, the wider the English premium tends to be. On Roger that gap is over $1,100.
One reversal worth noting: Roger's Japanese Alternate Art OP09-118 grades at $44.64 against the English version's $37.00, so the Japanese card is the better graded buy on that specific printing.
Which Roger Pirates card should you buy?
Around $0.48 to $0.87: Rayleigh's OP13-066 or Roger's OP13-064. That second one has the 75x graded multiple.
Around $4.25: Rayleigh's base OP08-118. Cheap and from the set carrying his manga card.
Around $17.94: Rayleigh's Alternate Art OP12-001. The best grading economics in either catalogue at 3.1x on a workable base price.
Around $162: Roger's Wanted OP09-118. His best card outside the manga tier.
Around $480: Rayleigh's manga OP08-118. The cheapest manga card of any major One Piece character.
Around $4,621: Roger's manga OP09-118. The Pirate King's definitive card, and one of the few where grading adds value at $4,705.61.
How JK Index helps
We index the full One Piece catalog with sold history for every printing across both English and Japanese releases.
Roger shows why both halves matter. His English manga is $4,620.62 and his Japanese is $3,502.23, but on his alternate art the Japanese version grades higher. You can browse sets including Emperors in the New World, Two Legends and Carrying on His Will, track holdings in your portfolio, or check the marketplace.
The takeaway
Roger's manga card at $4,620.62 is one of the most valuable in One Piece, and his 87-cent base card returning $64.99 graded is the best cheap multiple in his catalogue.
Rayleigh's manga card at $480.00 is the useful counterpoint. Having a manga printing lifts a character's ceiling, but it doesn't make every manga card expensive.
FAQ
What is the most valuable Gol D. Roger card?
His Manga OP09-118 from Emperors in the New World at around $4,620.62 raw, reaching $4,705.61 graded. The Japanese version trades at $3,502.23.
What is Silvers Rayleigh's best card?
His Manga OP08-118 from Two Legends at around $480.00, with the Japanese version nearly level at $464.96.
Why is Rayleigh's manga card so much cheaper than Roger's?
A manga printing raises a character's ceiling but doesn't equalise it. Character prominence still sets the level within the manga tier, which spans roughly $480 to $8,405 across One Piece.
Which Roger Pirates card is best to grade?
Roger's base OP13-064 at $0.87 raw and $64.99 graded, a 75x multiple, though it needs a bulk submission. Rayleigh's Alternate Art OP12-001 at $17.94 to $55.00 has better standalone economics.
Are Japanese Roger cards cheaper?
Usually. His manga is $3,502.23 Japanese against $4,620.62 English. But his Japanese Alternate Art OP09-118 grades higher at $44.64 against the English $37.00.
What's the cheapest Roger Pirates card?
Rayleigh's OP13-066 from Carrying on His Will at around 48 cents, followed by Roger's OP13-064 at 87 cents.
Do any of these cards lose value when graded?
Yes. Roger's Alternate Art OP09-118 drops from $58.49 to $37.00, and Rayleigh's manga from $480.00 to $450.00. Heavily-submitted cards tend to have thin graded premiums.
What is a Wanted card in One Piece?
A distinct treatment showing the character's wanted poster. Roger's Wanted OP09-118 trades around $162.09 in English and $87.71 in Japanese.
