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Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 Royal Blood One Piece card

Set	Royal Blood
Card number	ST18-001
Rarity	Special Rare
Artist	Hashimoto Q
Released	Mar 2025

Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 Value (Royal Blood)

$90.61 raw near mintPSA 10: $155.00

One Piece card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

How much is Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 worth? As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $90.61, a PSA 10 sells for around $155.00 on eBay, the Cardmarket low is €70.00. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Hashimoto Q illustrates Uso-Hachi ST18-001, a Special Rare from the 2025 Royal Blood release. Sitting near the top of the set’s value order, it carries more market weight than a typical secondary-character variant. The starter-deck number and premium rarity treatment give it a clear identity within a checklist led by Law and other major names.

Current prices

Source	Price
TCGplayer market price (USD)	$90.61
Cardmarket lowest near mint (EUR)	€70.00
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)	€91.24
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)	€85.77
Cardmarket listings available	183
eBay PSA 10 median (USD)	$155.00

Buy / compare: TCGplayer · eBay · eBay sold · Cardmarket

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Why Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 is priced where it is

Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 is a Special Rare card from Royal Blood, a 2025 release. It ranks as number 4 by price out of 152 cards in the set, so it is one of the cards collectors chase when opening packs. A PSA 10 adds about $64.39 over raw (1.7x), so grading only pays off for copies that look flawless. Over the last 30 days the price fell -6.6%, from $97.01 to $90.61. The illustration is by Hashimoto Q.

Graded card values (PSA, CGC, BGS)

Grading	Grade	Median sold	Sales
BGS	10	$485.45	-
CGC	10	$167.40	-
PSA	10	$172.98	-

Graded values are medians of real eBay sold listings.

Is it worth grading? Supported by a gem-mint multiple a bit above twice raw, grading has plausible upside when the copy is genuinely elite. Examine the broad surface for fine scratches and printing marks, then inspect every dark edge and corner for whitening before submitting.

Uso-Hachi price history

Mar 28, 2026Low $90.61 · High $123.89Nov 2, 2026

Month	Avg Cardmarket low	Avg TCGplayer market
Nov 2026	€70.00	$90.61
Oct 2026	€76.58	$94.13
Sep 2026	€80.57	$95.93
Aug 2026	€81.85	$96.67
Jul 2026	€84.99	$102.65
Jun 2026	€80.97	$118.94
May 2026	€76.10	$119.61
Apr 2026	€79.08	$123.82
Mar 2026	€80.68	$123.62

Using Usopp’s Wano-era identity gives the release a narrower theme than a standard Usopp card. It works especially well in alias or Wano character collections, and Hashimoto Q fans can match it with the Charlotte Pudding Special Rare.

Frequently asked questions

What is Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 worth on Nov 2, 2026?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $90.61, a PSA 10 sells for around $155.00 on eBay, the Cardmarket low is €70.00. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is a PSA 10 Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 worth?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a PSA 10 Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 sells for about $155.00 on eBay (median of recent graded sales), compared with about $90.61 for a raw near mint copy.

Is Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 rare?

Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 is printed at Special Rare rarity and ranks number 4 by price among the 152 cards in Royal Blood. That puts it among the set’s chase cards.

Is Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 going up in value?

Over the last 30 days it dropped -6.6% to about $90.61. Short moves often reverse, so compare the chart with recent sold listings before buying or selling.

Is Uso-Hachi #ST18-001 worth grading?

Only for a copy that looks perfect. A PSA 10 adds about $64.39 over raw (1.7x), and a PSA 9 or lower can end up worth less than the raw card plus fees.

How do I check which printing of Uso-Hachi I have?

Look at the set symbol and the card number (ST18-001) at the bottom of the card, then match both to this page. A phone scanner such as Card Value Scanner on iPhone reads them from one photo; on Android, search the number in the price guide.