One Piece card prices in Malaysia (RM)
Search English One Piece Card Game cards in Malaysian Ringgit, including normal, foil, alternate-art and manga-art collectibles as separate entries.
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Prices
Most valuable One Piece cards today
| # | Card | Price (RM) | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Monkey.D.Luffy Awakening of the New Era · #119 · Secret Rare · Special Alt Art | RM23,227.00 | — |
| 8 | Monkey.D.Luffy Awakening of the New Era · #119 · Secret Rare · Manga Alt Art | RM23,025.15 | — |
| 9 | Gol.D.Roger Emperors In The New World · #118 · Secret Rare · Manga Alt Art | RM22,143.00 | — |
| 10 | Monkey.D.Luffy Anime 25th Collection · #61 · Secret Rare · Manga Alt Art | RM20,564.81 | — |
One Piece has limited snapshot history today, so 30-day changes will appear only after a comparable older observation exists.
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Understand the exact One Piece card
Identify codes, rarities and artwork treatments before comparing a price or saving a collectible.
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How to read it
A reference price for the exact collectible
1. Match the printing
Start with the card code, then compare the artwork and variant label. The same base number can represent several differently priced collectibles.
2. Read the dated RM value
We store a dated Scrydex reference observation and convert its source currency using that date's MYR exchange rate.
3. Record what you own
Add the exact printing to your collection for value tracking, or start a set checklist when completion—not a specific variant—is the goal.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check a One Piece card price in Malaysia?
Search the printed card code or name, then match the set, artwork and treatment shown on your card. Stacked Binder displays the selected third-party reference observation in Malaysian Ringgit using the exchange rate from the same date.
Why can two One Piece cards with the same number have different prices?
A base card number can have normal, foil, parallel, alternate-art, manga-art or other collectible printings. They may share game text while having different artwork, treatments and market values, so each imported printing is listed separately.
Why do the One Piece card images say SAMPLE?
The SAMPLE overlay is part of the publisher-supplied catalogue imagery served by the data provider. Use the image, printed code and variant label together to identify your physical card.
Are these actual Malaysian sale prices?
No. They are reference estimates converted to RM, not confirmed Malaysian transactions or shop buy-list offers. Condition, language, local demand, fees and shipping can change the price someone will actually pay.
How often are One Piece prices updated?
The catalogue uses a credit-bounded rolling refresh. Every card page shows its actual snapshot date, and missing prices remain unavailable rather than being estimated.
Catalogue and reference observations are supplied through Scrydex. Exchange rates use European Central Bank reference data via Frankfurter. See the methodology and update schedule.
Prices are reference estimates computed from third-party market data (source-currency price × the same-day MYR exchange rate) — they are not offers to buy or sell, appraisals, or financial advice. Card values can move quickly; always verify before transacting. Use at your own risk.