One Card Number, Twelve Printings: The Nami OP01-016 Price Ladder
Nami OP01-016 trades from A$1.09 to A$2,889.66 depending on the printing, and EB-05 is about to add a thirteenth. Here is what the ladder looks like today.
Pick any card number in One Piece TCG and you might assume it has one price. Nami OP01-016 is a good reminder that it rarely works that way. The Ledger tracks twelve separate products under that single number, and eleven of them have a live market price today. They run from about A$1.09 to A$2,889.66, a gap of roughly 2,650 times between the cheapest and the dearest copy of what is, on paper, the same card.
At the top sits the PRB-01 manga print at A$2,889.66 (US$2,011.32). It carries a Hold stamp, liquidity tier C, and exactly one recorded sale in the last 30 days. That last detail matters. A price that rests on one sale is a marker, not a market, and the flat 7 and 30 day readings (both down 0.3%) mostly tell us that nothing has traded to move it.
Below it the ladder gets more interesting, because this is where real trading happens. The OP05 SP version is A$774.88 with five sales in 30 days. The OP-PR SP is A$718.65 on 17 sales, down 8.9% over 30 days. The OP01 alt art is A$610.15 on 16 sales, down 1.4% over the month. All three are Hold, and none of them are thin in the way the manga is.
Then comes a long middle shelf. The Gift Collection 2023 print is A$138.58 on 65 sales (down 9.7% over 30 days), and the OP-PR alt art promo is A$101.78 on 147 sales, up 3.2% on the week but down 4.9% on the month. These are liquid, tier A products, which is why the Ledger can speak about them with more confidence than the shelf above.
The bottom of the ladder is where the everyday copies live. The Ultra Deck Three Captains version is A$7.53 and carries a Sell Watch stamp (down 10.1% on the week). The standard OP01 base print is A$6.52, also Sell Watch, down 14.0% on the week and 21.7% on the month, with 353 sales. The Demo Deck copy is A$2.67, the Learn Together Deck copy is A$1.09, and the ST-31 copy is A$1.93, up 135% over 30 days on 2,160 sales, though from a very small base.
Now the new arrival. TCGplayer has added a thirteenth listing, Nami (OP01-016) SP, inside Extra Booster: One Piece Heroine's Edition Vol. 2 (EB-05), which is scheduled for 30 October 2026. It has no price yet.
It is tempting to read a reprint headline as a threat to the whole card. The ladder suggests a more careful reading. Each printing here has already settled into its own price band, with its own buyer pool and its own sales volume. A card number is a family, not a single product, and a new family member does not automatically share a price with any of the others. What the EB-05 copy does to its siblings is a question the data can only answer after it trades, and we would rather say that plainly than guess.
What we can say today is how the shelves differ. The deep, liquid shelves (the A$100 to A$140 promos and the A$6 to A$8 base copies) are the ones where a new supply source would show up in the numbers fastest, because they trade dozens or hundreds of times a month. The thin top shelf barely trades at all, so it will move on a handful of sales or none.
What we're watching
We are watching for the first EB-05 Nami SP price to appear after the 30 October release, and where it lands against the existing SP prints at A$718.65 and A$774.88. We will also watch the liquid tier A rungs, the Gift Collection print and the OP-PR alt art, for any change in sales volume or momentum in the weeks that follow. The Ledger will update each stamp as the data comes in. This is a read of the data, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.