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One Piece Card Game Card Market Report — September 2026

📊 369 cards📈 live 30-day movement🗓️ as of 1 September 2026

Nico Robin (Emperors In The New World) led the One Piece Card Game card market, up 73.7% over the past 30 days.

CardTrack's monthly read on the One Piece Card Game card market, built from live blended values across 369 tracked cards. Movement is each card's change vs the previous month’s close.

CardTrack One Piece Card Game Index
99.0
+0.3% 30d
369 cards
Graded (PSA 10)
146.6
-5.4% 30d
72 cards

The market, in plain English

JDJD · Founder & Editor

Let's not dress this up: September was a quiet month for the One Piece Card Game. The index nudged up just 0.3% across the 369 cards we track for One Piece Card Game prices, which basically means the market caught its breath after a lot of back-and-forth this year. But quiet on the surface hid some genuinely wild moves underneath, and that's really where this month's story lives.

The headline mover was Portgas.D.Ace from Carrying On His Will, which cratered 68.4% down to $1,390. That's a brutal correction for a card that was priced like a modern grail, and it's a good reminder that even the marquee alt-arts can come back to earth fast once the hype cools. On the flip side, Nico Robin jumped 73.7% to $115, and secret rares like Rob Lucci (+33%, now $917) and San-Gorou (+31%, now $950) both pushed toward four figures. Tony Tony.Chopper's Kingdoms of Intrigue print also had a nice 26.2% run to $126. If you're hunting for these in bulk price movement, the most valuable One Piece cards page and the CardTrack 100 are worth a scroll — there's clearly still appetite for the right chase card, even while the overall market shrugs.

Stack One Piece against its peers and it's the laggard of the pack this month. Pokémon absolutely ran away with things at +13.7% over 30 days, while Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh! both ticked up a modest 0.9%, and Lorcana matched One Piece almost exactly at +0.4%. Against the broader world of assets, it's a similar story — gold climbed 1.5%, Bitcoin gained 2.5%, and even the famously sleepy S&P 500 only slipped 0.1%. So One Piece isn't crashing by any means, but it's also not participating in the rally that's lifting cardboard and crypto alike right now. It's treading water while everything else either climbs or barely dips.

None of this should worry long-term collectors. Markets like this one move in cycles, and a card correcting 68% one month after a speculative spike is often just gravity doing its job, not a sign the hobby's in trouble. Keep an eye on the secret rares — if Lucci and San-Gorou keep climbing, that's usually the leading indicator worth watching next.

📈 Top 10 risers

📉 Top 10 fallers

💵 Biggest dollar movers

🏆 PSA 10 premium leaders

Biggest raw → PSA 10 multipliers — where grading adds the most.

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One Piece Card Game Card Market Report — September 2026. CardTrack, 1 September 2026. https://cardtrack.com/one-piece/reports/one-piece-card-market-report-2026-09

Methodology

The CardTrack One Piece Card Game Index tracks a value-weighted basket of liquid One Piece Card Game cards. Card values are blended daily from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and PriceCharting. To avoid noise, movers require a minimum value and any implausible move (greater than ±75%) is excluded. This is market data, not financial advice — prices can move quickly.

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