One Piece TCG OP07 500 Years in the Future: Complete Guide & Card Prices

Quick Answer: The most valuable card in OP07 500 Years in the Future is the Boa Hancock (OP07-051) Manga Parallel at $2,150.33 TCGplayer market (€1,550 CardMarket average). Next come the O-Nami SP reprint at $467.37 and the Boa Hancock Leader Parallel at $105.06. The set has 119 numbered cards (6 Leaders, 10 SR, 2 SEC), and 155 entries in total once you count parallels, SP reprints, the Treasure Rare and DON!! variants. The two Secret Rares, Sabo and Portgas.D.Ace, trade at only $1.22 and $1.46 in base form. If you're here for the value, buy singles instead of opening packs.

OP07 came out in English on 28 June 2024. More than two years later, its market has settled into a very lopsided shape. Commons, uncommons and most rares sell for a few cents. Leader parallels sit between $19 and $105. At the top is a single manga-art Boa Hancock that makes everything else look small by comparison. We added up the other 24 parallels in the set and they come to about $518 at TCGplayer market. The Manga alone is roughly four times that.

This is a backfill guide in the same format as our OP06 Wings of the Captain guide and OP05 Awakening of the New Era guide. Every price below comes from the BerryWallet API snapshot taken on 26 September 2026. Where the data doesn't exist, we say so and don't fill the gap with guesses.

Key Takeaways

• 💎 The Manga Hancock sets the set's value: at $2,150.33 it's worth more than every other OP07 entry in our listing combined, SP reprints and Treasure Rare included.
• 👑 Leader parallels beat SEC parallels: all six Leader parallels ($19.43–$105.06) sell for more than both SEC parallels (Sabo $9.80, Ace $16.45).
• 📉 Base SECs sell for about a dollar: Sabo and Ace base versions are $1.22 and $1.46. Pulling a SEC doesn't pay for your pack.
• 🔁 Reprints carry the box: the six SP reprints and the ST10 Treasure Rare Law ($100.87) account for more value than every standard OP07 parallel.
• 🌍 EU buyers should use CardMarket: several parallels are about half the TCGplayer price there, e.g. Jewelry Bonney (026) Parallel at €13.31 vs $29.15.
• 📈 Only the Manga is still climbing: its CardMarket trend (€1,826.98) is above its 30-day average (€1,486.21), while Luffy (109), Vegapunk and Hancock Leader parallels are cooling.
• 🎲 No verified pull rates exist in our data: be skeptical of anyone quoting precise Manga odds for OP07.
• 🛒 Buy singles, not boxes: because so much of the value sits in one card, the value you get from opening packs depends almost entirely on luck.

Set Overview

500 Years in the Future (set code OP07) is the seventh main booster set of the One Piece Card Game. It released in English on 28 June 2024. The set pulls from several parts of the story:

• Egghead: Vegapunk and his satellites (Lilith, Atlas, Edison, Pythagoras, Shaka, York), the CP0 agents Rob Lucci, Kaku, Stussy and Kalifa, and the Egghead stage card.
• Amazon Lily: Boa Hancock, her sisters Sandersonia and Marigold, Marguerite, Gloriosa and Salome, plus the Island of Women stage.
• Foxy Pirates / Davy Back Fight: Foxy, Porche, Hamburg, Big Bun, Itomimizu, Capote, Pickles and Monda.
• Revolutionary Army and Goa Kingdom: Monkey.D.Dragon, Koala, Curly.Dadan, Bluejam, Porchemy and Outlook III.

The two Secret Rares are Sabo and Portgas.D.Ace.

The set has six Leaders, one per color: Monkey.D.Dragon (Red), Jewelry Bonney (Green), Boa Hancock (Blue), Foxy (Purple), Rob Lucci (Black) and Vegapunk (Yellow). Every Leader also has a Parallel version, and those six parallels are the steadiest value in the set.

Besides the 119 numbered cards, OP07's product listing includes:

• 24 standard Parallel versions and one Manga Parallel (Boa Hancock OP07-051)
• 6 SP reprints of cards from earlier sets: Okiku (OP01-035), Donquixote Doflamingo (OP01-073), Izo (OP03-003), Issho (OP03-078), Eustass"Captain"Kid (OP05-074) and O-Nami (OP06-101)
• 1 Treasure Rare: Trafalgar Law (ST10-010)
• DON!! cards: an alternate-art DON!!, plus DON!! entries tied to the Special DON!! Card Pack DP-04 and Double Pack Set Vol. 4

That adds up to 155 entries in our listing. If you're new to rarity codes like SR, SEC, SP and TR, our One Piece TCG rarity guide explains each one.

Full Card List & Rarities

Here is the rarity breakdown of the 119 numbered cards (OP07-001 to OP07-119), base versions only:

By color:

By card type: 92 Characters, 19 Events, 6 Leaders and 2 Stages.

Leaders

Super Rares and Secret Rares

Which cards have Parallels

Parallels exist for all 6 Leaders, all 10 SRs and both SECs. Six Rares also get one: Carina (005), Otama (022), Sengoku (046), Trafalgar Law (047), Foxy (071) and Franky (107). Boa Hancock (051) is the only card with a second, Manga, parallel.

Base cards worth knowing about

Nearly all base cards in the set are bulk. A few are exceptions:

• We're Going to Claim the One Piece!!! (OP07-077, R) is the most expensive base card at $6.55.
• Stussy (SR) is $4.09.
• Boa Hancock 051 (SR) is $3.66.
• Tempest Kick (R) is $2.78.
• Slow-Slow Beam Sword (OP07-076) is a Common listed at $1.12 on TCGplayer. On CardMarket it's just €0.12, so it's worth a check before you bulk it out if you sell in the US. Every other common and uncommon is at or below $0.23.

Pull Rates

OP07 pull rates are not in our dataset. Our One Piece API doesn't have a statistics endpoint, so we have no pull-rate figures from it. Bandai also doesn't publish official per-rarity odds for One Piece booster sets. The percentages you see online come from community box-opening counts. For the common slots, those counts are reasonable. For the rarest inserts, the Manga Hancock in particular, you'd need thousands of opened packs to get a reliable figure, and no public sample is big enough. So we're not repeating any specific "1 in X boxes" number.

What we can do is read relative scarcity from prices. Prices reflect demand as well as supply, so treat this as a signal rather than a measurement:

• The base SECs are not scarce compared with demand. Sabo at $1.22 and Ace at $1.46 sell for less than base Stussy and base Hancock SR. Collectors have plenty of them.
• SEC parallels cost less than Leader parallels. Ace's parallel ($16.45) and Sabo's ($9.80) are both cheaper than the cheapest Leader parallel (Dragon, $19.43). That points to supply that meets demand. It doesn't tell us anything about rarity by itself.
• The SP reprints and the Treasure Rare Law are priced as true chase cards. They range from $40.63 to $467.37, higher than every standard OP07 parallel. That matches their role as scarce inserts.
• The Manga is in a separate category. It costs $2,150 while the next most expensive OP07-numbered card is $105. When one card is priced like that, its supply is extremely thin.

The practical point for buyers: because the pull rates for these inserts aren't known reliably, nobody can honestly calculate the expected value of an OP07 box. If someone shows you an EV figure, ask what Manga pull rate it assumes and where that rate came from.

Top 5 Cards by Value

These are TCGplayer market prices (USD) and CardMarket prices (EUR), recorded 26 September 2026. The ranking covers everything that can come out of an OP07 pack, reprints included:

1. Boa Hancock Manga Parallel. It's the most expensive card in the set by a very wide margin, and it's the only top-five card still going up on CardMarket: the trend is €340 above the 30-day average. The spread on TCGplayer is also wide, with a low of $1,899.97 and a mid of $2,574.99. At this price, the specific copy matters more than the headline number, so read the photos and condition notes.

2. O-Nami SP. Nami is the most expensive of the reprints and is drifting down slightly (trend €372.55 vs 30-day €388.29). The card number is OP06-101, but it's a reprint distributed in OP07 product, which is why it appears here.

3. Boa Hancock Leader Parallel. This is the most valuable card that is native to OP07 and isn't the Manga. It's cooling: the CardMarket trend (€73.92) is below both the average and the 30-day figure. If you want one, waiting a few weeks looks better than buying today.

4. Trafalgar Law TR. The Treasure Rare Law is priced at about the same level as the Hancock Leader Parallel and is also easing on CardMarket.

5. Donquixote Doflamingo SP. Doflamingo is the only card in this top five besides the Manga with a CardMarket trend above its 30-day average (€81.27 vs €75.66).

If you only count cards native to OP07, the top five are:

1. Manga Hancock ($2,150.33)
2. Hancock Leader Parallel ($105.06)
3. Boa Hancock (051) Parallel ($44.28)
4. Monkey.D.Luffy (109) Parallel ($41.63)
5. Vegapunk Leader Parallel ($37.46)

Hancock holds three of those five spots. For context against the rest of the game, see our list of the most expensive One Piece TCG cards of all time.

Current Market Prices

All figures were recorded on 26 September 2026 from TCGplayer (USD, market price) and CardMarket (EUR, average, trend and 30-day average).

Missing data: our One Piece API has no statistics endpoint and no completionValue endpoint. We therefore have no official set-completion value or set-level statistics for OP07, and we haven't substituted an estimate. The set-level observations below are totals we calculated ourselves from the per-card prices.

Parallels (including Manga)

SP reprints and Treasure Rare

What the numbers say

• The Manga dominates. The other 24 parallels add up to about $518 at TCGplayer market. All seven reprints (six SPs plus the TR) add up to about $847. The Manga at $2,150 is worth more than both groups combined.
• CardMarket is much cheaper on several cards. Some examples:
  • Jewelry Bonney (026) Parallel: $29.15 vs €13.31
  • Otama Parallel: $32.45 vs €17.05
  • Stussy Parallel: $16.77 vs €9.01
  • Luffy (109) Parallel: $41.63 vs €21.84
  
  Currency conversion can't account for gaps this large. If you're in the EU, buy on CardMarket. If you sell in the US, those cards are worth listing on TCGplayer.
• Some cards run the other way. Basil Hawkins Parallel ($2.18 vs €3.64) and Sengoku Parallel ($3.15 vs €3.95) are cheaper on TCGplayer.
• Most chase parallels are cooling. Luffy (109) Parallel is the clearest case: 30-day average €28.16, current average €21.84, trend €19.78. Vegapunk and the Hancock Leader show the same shape, only milder.
• The DON!! CardMarket figures look unreliable. All four DON!! entries report the identical CardMarket figures (€0.26 avg, €0.24 trend), which looks like a matching error rather than real prices. Use TCGplayer for these instead: DON!! Card (Boa Hancock) Double Pack Set Vol. 4 is $10.76, and the Law/Kid/Luffy version is $3.93.

Where to Buy

Singles are the right way to buy OP07 for almost everyone. Nearly all the value is in one card that you can't reliably pull, and the chase cards below it (Leader parallels at $19–$105) are cheaper to buy directly than to chase through packs.

Our dataset has no sealed booster box or pack prices for OP07, so we can't tell you what a box costs today. If you want to open packs for the fun of it, go ahead. Just check the sealed price against the single prices above before you decide, and don't assume the box will pay for itself.

How to buy by region:

• US buyers: TCGplayer has the deepest liquidity on OP07 singles. For anything over $100, filter by seller rating and ask for photos of the actual card.
• EU buyers: CardMarket is clearly cheaper on most OP07 parallels, often by around half. See our One Piece TCG Europe buying guide for seller-tier and shipping advice.
• The Manga Hancock: buy it only from established sellers with a return policy, or buy a graded copy. At $2,000+, the risk of fakes or bad condition costs you more than the premium for a safe seller. Our comparison of TCGplayer, CardMarket and eBay for One Piece covers buyer protection on each platform.

When to buy, as we read the current trend:

• Hancock Leader, Vegapunk and Luffy (109) parallels: they're drifting down, so there's no rush.
• Manga Hancock: it's still rising on CardMarket. If you're going to buy one, waiting is unlikely to get you a better price.
• Everything below $5: buy whenever you need it for a deck.

If you're deciding which older sets deserve your money, our One Piece TCG investment guide compares OP07 with the rest of the catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the Manga Boa Hancock from OP07 worth?

The Boa Hancock (OP07-051) Manga Parallel was at $2,150.33 TCGplayer market on 26 September 2026. On TCGplayer, listings ranged from a low of $1,899.97 to a mid of $2,574.99. On CardMarket it averaged €1,550, with a trend of €1,826.98, which means the price is still rising.

What is the most expensive card in OP07?

The Manga Boa Hancock, by a wide margin. Next are the O-Nami SP reprint ($467.37) and the Boa Hancock Leader Parallel ($105.06), which is the most valuable card native to OP07 that isn't the Manga.

How many cards are in OP07 500 Years in the Future?

There are 119 numbered cards, OP07-001 to OP07-119: 6 Leaders, 2 SEC, 10 SR, 26 R, 30 UC and 45 C. Adding 25 parallels (including the Manga), 6 SP reprints, 1 Treasure Rare and DON!! variants gives 155 entries.

What are the pull rates for OP07?

There are no verified OP07 pull rates in our data, and Bandai doesn't publish official odds. Community counts are fine for the common slots but can't pin down the odds on the Manga, because that would take thousands of opened packs. Treat any precise Manga odds you see as unconfirmed.

When did OP07 come out?

OP07 500 Years in the Future released in English on 28 June 2024.

Why are OP07 secret rares so cheap?

In base form, Sabo sells for $1.22 and Portgas.D.Ace for $1.46. The supply is large enough to cover demand. Even their parallels ($9.80 and $16.45) sell for less than every Leader parallel in the set. In OP07, it's Leader parallels, SP reprints and the Manga that hold value, not SECs.

Should I buy an OP07 booster box in 2026?

Only if you enjoy opening packs. Most of the set's value is in one card with unknown odds, so the return on a box is a gamble. Our data also has no sealed prices to compare against. If you want specific cards, buying singles is cheaper and the cost is known upfront.

Which OP07 leader is the most valuable?

Boa Hancock's Leader Parallel, at $105.06. After that come Vegapunk ($37.46), Jewelry Bonney ($35.05), Foxy ($32.38), Rob Lucci ($19.93) and Monkey.D.Dragon ($19.43). The base versions of all six Leaders sell for under $0.25.

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