A collector-built page collecting every officially revealed EB05 card is circulating, but our EB05 set page still carries no box market price, no EV, and no ratio.
What happened
A community-maintained page compiling every officially revealed card from EB05 was posted to r/ONEPIECETCG on September 5, 2026, by a user tracking the drip of official previews. The pitch is simple: instead of chasing reveals across scattered official posts, one page holds them all as they land. That is the entire event. No product change, no release date shift, no price.
These trackers show up ahead of every extra booster, and they matter for the same reason a pre-open watchlist matters. Reveal cadence is the only public information flow before a set has a secondary market, and it sets the initial expectations that box prices later get measured against.
What our data actually says about EB05
Nothing, yet. The EB05 page currently shows no box market price, no expected value, and no EV ratio. That is not a bearish read, it is an absence of trades. Extra boosters do not get a price signal until product is in hands and singles start clearing.
So the honest framing is this: the reveal tracker is a sentiment instrument, not a pricing one. Until EB05 has a box market number and an EV number on the EV board, any talk of value is guesswork, and we do not publish guesswork.
The benchmark you should be watching instead
When EB05 does price, it will be judged against the sets that already have EV ratios. Here is the current leaderboard.
| Set |
Box market (USD) |
EV (USD) |
EV ratio |
| OP15 |
246.79 |
2462 |
9.97 |
| OP17 |
325.49 |
421 |
1.29 |
| OP11 |
614.36 |
438 |
0.71 |
| OP14 |
263.38 |
184 |
0.70 |
| PRB02 |
390.48 |
266 |
0.68 |
OP15 at a 9.97 ratio is the clear outlier and should be treated as such. The cluster from 0.68 to 0.71 across OP11, OP14 and PRB02 is closer to what a mature sealed product looks like once chase singles have settled. That band is the realistic gravity well for any new set after its opening weeks.
Meanwhile, the tape was violent
While the community sorted reveal images, the seven-day movers did something considerably more interesting. Edward.Newgate (005) (Manga) from OP17 printed 1,197.71 USD, up 2,002.7 percent on the week, the kind of print that usually means thin data rather than broad demand.
The rest of the gainers were more legible. Miss Doublefinger(Zala) (Full Art) added 71.7 percent to 27.66 USD, Marshall.D.Teach (119) rose 66.8 percent to 31.87 USD, and Belo Betty (002) (Alternate Art) gained 62.7 percent to 38.54 USD.
The downside was concentrated in the same recent OP17 complex. Shanks (OP13-028) (SP) fell 40.7 percent to 267.04 USD and Edward.Newgate (040) (TR) dropped 34.7 percent to 52.62 USD. Marshall.D.Teach (ST27-005) (SP) shed 28.1 percent to 221.09 USD.
That two-way volatility inside one recent set is the useful lesson for EB05 watchers: early prints move hardest in both directions, and the first two weeks of quotes are the least reliable ones.
The Terminal take
A reveal tracker is a useful reading list and a terrible valuation model. EB05 has no box market price and no EV ratio on our board, so the only anchors available are the established sets, where three of the five EV leaders sit between 0.68 and 0.70. Watch the OP17 tape instead: a 2,002.7 percent gainer and a 40.7 percent loser in the same set, in the same week, is what a young set's price discovery genuinely looks like.
ONEPIECE TERMINAL