Trading Cards for sale

Collectable card games beyond Pokémon: One Piece and Dragon Ball from Bandai, Yu-Gi-Oh! from Konami and Magic: The Gathering from Wizards of the Coast, as graded cards, booster boxes and complete sets.

What you will find here

The biggest group is the One Piece Card Game from Bandai: graded single cards of characters such as Monkey D. Luffy, Boa Hancock and Enel, plus sealed booster boxes and extra booster sets. There are also Yu-Gi-Oh! cards from Konami, Magic: The Gathering from Wizards of the Coast, and Dragon Ball cards and manga boosters from Bandai.

Understanding the listings

Type: graded card, single card, booster box, booster pack, sealed box, complete set or mixed collection.
Objects: how many cards or boxes are included in the one item.
Language: mostly English and Japanese, with some Chinese, French and Italian.
Card code: One Piece cards carry a set code and number such as OP07-051, which identifies the exact printing.
Words like Foil, Alternate art, Full art, SCR and Limited describe the card's print variant.

Grading and condition

Graded cards here are mainly from PSA, Beckett and CGC, on a 1 to 10 scale. Ungraded cards are described with the usual collector terms: Mint (M), Near Mint (NM), Excellent (EX) and Good (GD). For sealed boxes, check that the factory wrap is intact in the photos.

Before you buy

Match the set code and language to what you want, since Japanese and English versions of the same card are separate items. Check the certification number of a graded card on the grading company's site. Most items here are between about EUR 500 and EUR 3,800. Each item is a one-off, shipping is free, and the product page shows when it will ship.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a booster box and a booster pack?

A booster pack is a single sealed pack of randomly assorted cards. A booster box is a sealed display box containing a fixed number of those packs, usually 24 for the One Piece Card Game. Collectors often keep booster boxes sealed, because an unopened box from a finished print run becomes harder to find over time.

How do I read a One Piece card code like OP07-051?

The first part is the set code: OP07 is the seventh main booster set, while ST means a starter deck and EB or PRB mean extra or premium boosters. The number after the dash is the card's number within that set. The same character can appear in several sets, so the code tells you exactly which card and print you are getting.

Are Japanese trading cards worth less than English ones?

Not necessarily. Japanese versions often release months earlier and some cards or promos exist only in Japanese. Print quality is generally considered high. Prices depend on the specific card, grade and demand in each language, so a Japanese card can sell for more or less than its English counterpart. Check the listed language before buying.