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One Piece Card Game
One Piece card scanner and card value checker
TCG Vault scans One Piece cards on iPhone and tells you what they are worth. Point the camera at a card and TCG Vault reads its card number, matches the artwork and shows the market price of that version, refreshed daily and in your own currency.
In One Piece the money is in the versions that share a number: parallels, SP cards, manga rares and Treasure Rares. Below: how to tell them apart, the most valuable cards right now, and how TCG Vault compares with the other scanner apps.
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What One Piece cards are worth right now
The most valuable One Piece cards in the TCG Vault catalog, by TCGplayer Near Mint price on October 4, 2026. Your own card’s price is one scan away.
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#2 Rebecca (October Championship 2024 Online Regional)One Piece Promotion Cards · OP05-091
$8,000
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#4 Rocks.D.Xebec (118) (Super Alternate Art)The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17) · OP17-118
$6,100
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#8 Roronoa Zoro (Championship 25-26 Regionals Season 1)One Piece Promotion Cards · OP09-076
$5,000
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#9 Monkey.D.Luffy (012) (Alternate Art) (Gold-Stamped Signature)Awakening of the New Era (OP-05) · ST01-012
$5,000
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Each card is shown at its most valuable printing. Prices are market prices for Near Mint copies and are refreshed daily; graded cards sell for different prices.
The TCG Vault catalog holds 5,585 One Piece cards from 87 sets and promo groups. The newest:
- Set Sail Deck Set · September 18, 2026 · 30 cards
- The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17) · August 28, 2026 · 134 cards
- The World's Strongest Warriors Release Event Cards · August 21, 2026 · 75 cards
- The Time of Battle (OP-16) · June 12, 2026 · 129 cards
- The Time of Battle Release Event Cards · June 5, 2026 · 75 cards
- Adventure on Kami's Island (OP-15) · April 3, 2026 · 162 cards
How to check a One Piece card’s value with your iPhone
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Step 1
Pick One Piece and point the camera
Choose One Piece in the game menu at the top of the scanner and hold the card flat inside the frame.
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Step 2
TCG Vault reads the card
On-device text recognition reads the card number in the bottom-right corner, such as OP05-119, and TCG Vault compares the artwork to pick the version, since parallels and SP cards share that number.
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Step 3
See the price, save the card
The market price, refreshed daily and shown in your own currency, appears with the card. Add it to a collection and the collection’s total value updates.
On each card you see its name, set, collector number, rarity and market price. Premium adds 1-, 3- and 6-month price history, more than one collection and a direct link to the card on the marketplace. Auto mode keeps scanning as you swap cards and flags duplicates, which helps with a stack of new pulls.
What to check on a One Piece card
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The number is in the bottom-right corner
It reads like OP17-006 with the rarity next to it (C, UC, R, SR, SEC, L) and a block number in a circle. OP is a booster, ST a starter deck, EB an extra booster, PRB a premium booster and P a promo.
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Parallels, SP and manga cards share the number
A parallel has a ★ above the rarity, an SP card an “SP” tag, a Treasure Rare a “TR” tag, and the full-art manga versions look nothing like the base card. All keep the original number, so the artwork and those marks are what set the price.
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Old numbers turn up in new packs
SP cards from earlier sets are inserted into later boosters (an OP12 card in an OP-17 pack), and premium boosters reprint cards under their original numbers. Check the version TCG Vault shows against the marks on your card.
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English, French and Japanese cards share numbers
English and French cards end the vertical “BANDAI” line with EN or FR; Japanese cards have no code there. TCG Vault’s One Piece catalog covers the English-language cards sold on TCGplayer.
TCG Vault and other One Piece scanner apps
Most One Piece scanners are One Piece only. TCG Vault prices every version of a One Piece card next to the rest of your collection, from Pokémon to Lorcana.
Why collectors use TCG Vault for One Piece
- One Piece and eleven other games in one app, so a mixed collection doesn’t need a scanner per game.
- Market prices refreshed daily and shown in your own currency (30+ currencies), with the Cardmarket price next to the TCGplayer one wherever Cardmarket lists the card.
- A running total of what your collection is worth, with 1-, 3- and 6-month price history on Premium.
- Auto mode for stacks: keep swapping cards and it keeps scanning, flagging the duplicates.
| App | Games | Free scanning | Paid plan (US) | App Store rating (count) |
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| TCG Vault | 12 games, One Piece included | 3 scans a day | Premium, weekly or yearly | 4.6 (83) |
| Rare Candy | Pokémon, Magic, One Piece, Lorcana, Gundam, Riftbound | Unlimited, free | None listed | 4.8 (7,328) |
| OP.TCG | One Piece only | Free download | OP.TCG PLUS, monthly, yearly or lifetime | 4.6 (157) |
| TCGplayer | Every game sold on TCGplayer | Free | None listed | 4.2 (15,753) |
Checked on October 2, 2026 on each app’s US App Store listing and website. Ratings are US App Store averages; prices are as listed there and change over time.
When another app fits better
- Rare Candy fits better if you want free unlimited scanning and plan to buy or sell on Rare Candy’s own marketplace.
- OP.TCG fits better if you only collect One Piece and want eBay and PSA prices next to TCGplayer and Cardmarket.
- TCGplayer fits better if you buy and sell on TCGplayer: scanning is free and the marketplace is built in.
One Piece card scanner FAQ
What is the best One Piece card scanner app?
For prices and collection value across several games, TCG Vault: it reads the card number, matches the artwork to find the version and shows its market price in your currency. Rare Candy suits you if you want free unlimited scanning and its marketplace; OP.TCG if you collect only One Piece.
Is there a free One Piece card scanner?
Rare Candy and the TCGplayer app scan One Piece cards for free. TCG Vault is free to download with 3 scans a day; unlimited scanning is part of its Premium subscription.
How do I check what my One Piece cards are worth?
Find the exact version: the card number in the bottom-right corner, then the marks that separate a parallel (★), an SP card or a manga rare from the base card. TCG Vault reads the number, compares the artwork and shows that version’s market price.
Can TCG Vault tell a parallel or SP card from the base card?
They share a card number, so TCG Vault also compares the artwork and lists each version with its own price. Before you save, check that the version shown has the same ★, SP or TR mark as your card.
Does TCG Vault scan Japanese One Piece cards?
Its One Piece catalog covers the English-language cards sold on TCGplayer. Japanese cards share the numbers but are a separate market with their own prices, and are not in the catalog yet.
Which One Piece sets does TCG Vault cover?
On October 4, 2026 the catalog held 5,585 One Piece cards from 87 sets and promo groups, taken from TCGplayer’s catalog and updated as new sets come out. The newest: Set Sail Deck Set, The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17), The World's Strongest Warriors Release Event Cards.
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Scan a card with your iPhone and TCG Vault shows its market price in seconds, next to the rest of your collection.
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