u/Prestigious-Set-8159

Found this weird post on x about japanese nexus night packs vs Singapore ones.

I dont like speculation on this kind of thing but can anyone confirm this is true?

The only response i can think of is: omg wtf are they doing out there.

On the fence wanna buy one of these. Low pop and early grail. Should i wait for it to dip or just lay the 4k.

Noticed this in another post.

You guys think there is a way to capitalise on this difference? For now there is no separate category on cardmarket or tcg.

There will be for sure, and how big do you think this difference should be? Reprint ad infinitum vs fixed supply.

Just snagged two more op13 boxes from scalpers in distress. Good call?

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I was looking for a way to name this card and then i realised she looks just like the iconic pamela anderson of the FHM and Playboy era.

Its obviously part of the bigger gooner series sets.

Maybe you guys have an even better idea on how to call this card?

Some say its the Nami of their dreams. Others i heard complaining that she is so far off from Nami's pure character.

If you prefer the original Nami you're just scared of woma i guess. This version could replace her in the manga too. Oda fumbled.

What should be the minimum premium for graded psa10 vs raw cards?

X2 or x3 or more?

For example the p001 store championship winner from 2023 is going for 2.9k lowest on cardmarket.

This means minimumprice for the psa10 should go to 6-8k?

Ppl are buying raws first and the psa10 reprices after or is it the other way around?

I just pulled this card today and i am confused about how i should look at it. The wanted set is it eh...wanted?

The luffy hit 1800$ in psa10 couple of montha ago but is down to 600 rn. Betting on wanted collection feels random tbh.

With a psa10 pop of 2k i dont know what to do with it. Grade? Sell raw? I dont know how much supply will come and for that money i could buy maybe better stuff?

Any advice welcome.

Ok is it just me or is this card severely undervalued compared to red manga en gold luffy?

This is P-001. The first card ever assigned to the Promotion category. Every Winner card that came after, every stamped promo, every event-exclusive, they all trace back to this one.

The P-001 Monkey D. Luffy Store Championship card was the first promotional card handed out in the One Piece Card Game's competitive series.

Popcount sub 400

Price: 4.3k

Mcap 1.66m

This is such a sleeper. And last week someone went with best offer on ebay for 2.5k, because it was just a retail seller. Imho right now this is the absolute dip (was 4.8k before)

Why are retail sellers keep on being trapped like this?

Cardmarket raws are sitting at 2k

Yet psa10 goes for 3k?

No way josé.

Extra spice:

Inaugural significance : Its designation as #P-001 marks it as the very first promo card in the game's official event lineup.

Release Timing: While often associated with 2023 events globally, the card was originally released in Japan in late 2022 (around December) for the first Store Championships.

Historical Significance: It represents the start of the game's organized play, preceding all other championship promos (such as P-002, P-003, etc.).

Being auctioned now by pricksteins for 3k, i think it goes to 20k by 2030.

With onepiece having high quality cards (more psa10 chances) would it be considered wise to go for small pop Luffy promo cards instead of the normal grails? Promo, championship and tournament cards?

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Random example: this one sitting at 4.5k with a psa population of 383, which is equal to 1.8m mcap.

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Compared to big chases that have way higher mcap, these are much rarer.

Or do you consider all promo/championship cards a token on their own and best to add them up as a pop?

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Ty first post here trying to understand.

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I dont see onepiece prices coming down the next year.