Can you look up Japanese One Piece card sales apart from English ones?
Summary
On PriceCharting, yes. Japanese and English cards sit in separate sets, so OP-01 appears once as One Piece Romance Dawn and again as One Piece Japanese Romance Dawn. Both pages carry "Set Code: OP01" and the card numbers match, which leaves the word Japanese in the set name as the only language marker.
What the columns mean
The set page says its prices are updated from Japanese Romance Dawn listings that sold on eBay and other marketplaces, and every sale row on a card page is tagged [eBay]. According to PriceCharting's methodology page, the grade is read from each listing's title and description, and shipping and other transaction costs are left out of the price.
A set page shows three columns, Ungraded, Grade 9, and PSA 10. Grade 9 lumps together cards graded 9 by either PSA or BGS, and PSA 10 is the only column tied to a single grader. Card pages add Grade 7, Grade 8, and Grade 9.5, the last one meaning a BGS 9.5. Versions that share a number get their own pages, such as Shanks [Manga Alternate Art] OP01-120.
Auction results at Heritage
Heritage Auctions hides the sold price of One Piece lots until you sign in with a free account. Its September 18 to 19, 2026 trading card game auction added a buyer's premium of 25% of the winning bid on each lot, and some lots set a $49 minimum.
Sources
- PriceCharting, One Piece Japanese Romance Dawn
- PriceCharting, One Piece Romance Dawn
- PriceCharting, Shanks [Manga Alternate Art] OP01-120
- PriceCharting, How We Get Our Prices
- Heritage Auctions, Lot 7459-36020
- Heritage Auctions, Lot 7459-36021
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