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@screamfaceanon Shhh give me some time to buy more 😂

@pollakrhmn Nami one is big under priced then

Sale Confirmed Paid. 👀 That $10,000 Pre-Errata Luffy transaction is officially finalized and off the market. The market isn't waiting around for the public trackers to catch up. For a closer look at where the active demand is right now, we also have a live auction with 4 days left that has already climbed to $7,050: ebay.us/m/a3bmiG The gap is closing in real time, and a new baseline is being established right before our eyes. Hope you kept your eyes out! 📈🚀

Seeing this video of Eiichiro Oda on the live action set for Alabasta with a literal fish emoji over his face tells you everything you need to know about who he is. 🐟🎬 The man is a complete ghost. He values his privacy so heavily that he won’t even show his face on a massive Hollywood production set. In fact, the last time the public saw an authentic, unedited photograph of his face online was back around 2011…roughly 15 years ago. You are never going to get close to him, and you’re never going to see public listings of him doing hand-signings because he simply doesn't do them. That is exactly why the Oda Signature card is the ultimate holy grail for the community. That official, Bandai sanctioned stamp is literally the closest 99.9% of fans worldwide will ever get to owning a piece of artwork bearing his personal mark. It represents the ultimate connection to a legendary creator who chooses to remain in the shadows.

@djmirage23 Coming soon! I’m still gathering my notes and finalizing the thesis on it. Want to make sure I lay out the full picture before I drop it. Stay tuned. 👀📈

@pollakrhmn Which card?

Looks like I may have found my next investment piece. 🔍 The further we get into this game, the more a massive gap is opening up between casual flippers and genuine fans. Buying just to scalp a quick buck rarely works out long-term compared to buying what actually matters to the community. In the end, the true winners are going to be the ones who actually know One Piece lore, stay caught up, and understand why certain cards hold emotional weight. Knowledge of the source material is the ultimate edge. #OnePieceTCG #OnePiece

@funancialism @UPS So sorry this happened to you and Papi. I hope it ends up being found.

One piece community. Unfortunately someone decided to tamper with @ups package and removed the card I had inside I worked extremely hard to get to owning this card. And never did. My goal was/is to collect all of the leaders Super. Sad. Tonight. If you see this at a show LMK

I get why some people look at it as just a stamp, but you have to look at the context of who Eiichiro Oda actually is. He is one of the most reclusive creators in history. He doesn't do public signings, he doesn't show his face, and finding an authentic, hand signed piece from him out in the wild is virtually impossible. This isn't a DocuSign…it's an official, Bandai sanctioned tribute piece built directly into the absolute peak of the game. It dropped in OP-05, arguably the greatest set ever made, right alongside the Gear 5 Manga. For 99.9% of One Piece fans worldwide, this card is literally the closest they will ever get to owning an official piece of artwork bearing his mark. The appeal isn't that he physically held a pen to this exact piece of cardboard. The appeal is the sheer prestige and exclusivity of what that stamp represents in the One Piece universe. In fact, the majority of the community agrees, as it consistently wins Reddit votes and community polls as the top grail card of all time. Just because you don’t personally understand the appeal shouldn't hold you back from seeing its value. Keeping an open mind helps you realize that the market and the cultural significance of this piece go way beyond any single opinion.

@pollakrhmn It’s a stamp, never understood the appeal of a signature stamp. It’s like a Docusign sig

Let's talk about the real math behind the OP-05 Oda Signature Luffy. A sealed English case of OP-05 sits right around $13,000. Community pull data shows the Oda Signature drops at a 1 in 6 case rate. Think about what that actually means: To statistically pull one copy yourself, you need to open 6 master cases. At $13,000 a case, that is $78,000 in ripped sealed product just to find a single raw copy. And after sinking $78k, you still have to pray to the grading Gods that the card comes out of the pack flawless enough to score a perfect 10. Skeptics thought a $25k–$30k valuation for a PSA 10 was crazy. But look at the actual trajectory: On May 3rd, it was sitting at $11,200. Today, a PSA 10 just sold for $16,000. Even at $16k, this card is still heavily underpriced when you look at the raw cost of trying to pull it yourself. We are already halfway to the prediction, and the momentum isn't slowing down. When you factor in that the print run is done, supply is permanently capped at 1,200 PSA 10 copies, and Oda never does public signings…$25k+ isn't high. It's basic economics. What's your target? 📉📈👇 Disclaimer: TCG markets are highly speculative and volatile. This analysis is based on community reported data and current market prices for informational purposes only, and should not be taken as financial advice. #OnePieceTCG #OnePiece

@pollakrhmn There’s one currently up for auction: ebay.us/m/3k3tmM There’s another one for BIN: $8490 ebay.us/m/Ul1DxO

The open market for the OP-01 Pre-Errata Luffy is practically empty. This PSA 10 is listed for $10,000, and it’s already sitting in 5 different carts. A $10k cash sale is about to drop. First-print alpha piece, barely any supply left, and demand is heating up. Who takes it home? 🛒👀 #OnePieceTCG #OnePiece

@Jayraj73 👀🎯

@pollakrhmn 30k+ card in a year or two.

@rarefinds That was actually my exact point! I used that image intentionally because it perfectly highlights the biggest issue with this card right now. PSA mislabeled so many of the errata and pre-errata versions together that the pop count is a total mess.

@pollakrhmn The image in your thread is NOT the pre errata Luffy version. You may want to delete it altogether because I fear it could confuse others.

Thought you might enjoy this read. Pop count unknown, only 4 listings available 👀 @rarefinds

But that overpricing is exactly what forces the card to catch up. When the entry fee to even attempt a pull is a $13k gamble, no one in their right mind is ripping cases to find one. The only way to get a clean copy is buying the single, which naturally drives the PSA 10 price straight up to reflect how impossible it is to pull. The expensive cases literally shield the card's value.

@pollakrhmn The answer is the case is extremely overpriced

@Porturados Aww, that sucks so much. 😭 Hopefully your luck gets better on the next rips!

@pollakrhmn 1 in 6? Man I must have been seriously unlucky with these , I opened so many and didn't hit this or manga 🤣

@ItzBermuda Is it the Demo Deck Luffy? If so then they were just promotional handouts given out to teach people the rules. But if it’s not then please let me know, I am always happy to have discussions.

@pollakrhmn No no I was referring to another card from the newer TCG not the cardass luffy tcg

The 1999 Carddass Luffy wasn't pulled from booster boxes. It came out of mechanical vending machines in Japan. That's why it isn't like a Charizard. Charizard is famous because it was the biggest chase card inside a regular booster pack that everyone was hunting for. The Pre-Errata Luffy matches that exact vibe for One Piece. It’s the main grail pulled straight from the very first booster boxes of the global game. The 1999 card is cool history, but it's just a vending machine item, not a booster pack chase card. Don’t get me wrong, I am still invested in the 1999 card because it's completely worth the risk for a vintage piece. It's cool history, but it's just a vending machine item, not a booster pack chase card.

@conymaniac You’re the GOAT 🫱🏻‍🫲🏾 Thank you so much!

@pollakrhmn Phew. I made a short list last November for a friend here but since then there is a plenty more people I’d recommend

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Don't get me wrong, I still think it's a great investment and totally worth the risk for a vintage piece because of that history. But it's a dead vending machine collectible. Saying Romance Dawn isn't "vintage" from the 90s ignores the fact that Romance Dawn is the actual day one origin story of a massive, thriving global card game.

@Netti_kun @blooperszs 100% , look at how many modern cards are 10-50k and above and then just imagine what’s gonna happen when people realise romance dawn isn’t vintage ☠️

Okay I did a thing and I don’t know if a good thing or bad thing 😅