Round 1's One Piece Promo Cards Are Reselling for $300

Round1 and One Piece are running the entertainment chain’s first simultaneous collaboration across Japan and the US, and the trading cards are the headliner.

Bandai created 10 brand new One Piece Card Game promo designs exclusively for this event, each one built around a Straw Hat Pirate in a Round1 themed illustration, think Luffy bowling or Zoro at the arcade counter rather than anything pulled from the anime.

Getting access wasn’t as simple as walking into a store. Round1 ran a strict first-come, first-served registration process capped at only 9,000 eligible participants. That window opened July 1 and closed out last night.

Anyone who made the cut can buy up to 10 cards between July 18 and July 24 at their designated location, but only after preloading $20 onto a Round1 Game Card for each one, capping out at $200 for the full run. Everything has to happen in a single visit, and Round1 has been explicit that all purchases are final.

Production numbers have not been disclosed, but Round 1 has warned that there are no guarantees and eligible buyer will be able to pick up all 10 cards. If the store you visit has run out of stock, you are SOL.

Confirmation emails went out today, and the presale market fired up almost instantly. Individual packs are already selling for around $300 on eBay, and resellers who registered for the full 10 card allotment are listing complete sets in the neighborhood of $3,000.

Those are active asking prices on a product that doesn’t physically exist in anyone’s hands yet, so treat them as early demand signals rather than a locked-in floor. Prices on presale collectibles like this can move once real product starts changing hands and grading data comes in.

If this timeline sounds familiar, it should. Resellers have watched One Piece crossover promos outperform expectations again and again this year.

We kicked off 2026 with the One Piece College Basketball US Tour, and it’s been less than a week since the Dodgers’ second One Piece promo cards dropped and began selling for over $1,000.

One Piece is in the middle of a genuine mainstream moment right now, between a record manga print run and a hit live action adaptation, and every promo tied to it is finding a hungrier audience than the last one. No reseller who’s been paying attention should be sleeping on this franchise.

Round1’s collaboration also isn’t done yet. A second wave of the broader One Piece x Round1 event is set to launch in September, though it hasn’t been confirmed whether that wave includes a restock of these same promo cards or a fresh batch of merchandise and prizes. Given how fast this first registration sold out and how quickly the presale market moved, resellers should be ready to jump the moment any card news drops in September rather than waiting to see how it plays out.