One Piece Card Price Movers
Cards whose market price rose the most, recalculated every day from Cardmarket data. Updated Nov 2, 2026.
Biggest risers: last 7 days
Biggest risers: last 30 days
Biggest risers: last 24 hours
Frequently asked questions
Which One Piece cards are going up in value?
The tables above list the cards with the largest percentage price increase over 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, using the lowest near mint Cardmarket price.
Why do One Piece card prices jump suddenly?
Common causes are a tournament result, a new set featuring the same character, a popular video or a seller running out of stock. Thin markets can also spike on a single listing, which is why cheap cards are filtered out here.
Should I sell a card that just spiked in price?
Check recent sold listings first. If sales confirm the new price, a spike is a reasonable time to sell; if only asking prices moved, the jump may not hold.
How often are One Piece price movers updated?
Price changes are recalculated once a day from the latest market data, so the list reflects the previous day’s close.
Where can I see cards that dropped in price?
This page focuses on risers. Each card page has its own price chart, which shows falls and longer trends.
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