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OP17 Box Trades at 2.5x MSRP While the Set's Luffy Leader Sheds 28.9%

A community deck guide for the OP17 Luffy leader put the set back in frame. The box sits at $302.04 against $119.76 MSRP, and the leader is down 28.9% in 30 days.

By OnePiece Terminal Desk · September 25, 2026

OP17 Box Trades at 2.5x MSRP While the Set's Luffy Leader Sheds 28.9%
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In this story: Rocks.D.Xebec (118) (Super Alternate Art) OP17-118 · OP17

OP17-118
$6,100
market price
7 days
0.0%
vs a week ago
PSA 10
$13,100
2.1x raw

A deck guide for the OP17 Monkey.D.Luffy leader surfaced on r/ONEPIECETCG this week, written up and shared by a player looking for feedback. Deck content is not price data, but it does point attention at a set that is exactly one month old and already down 30% on a three-month annualized basis. OP17 sealed changes hands at $302.04 a box against a $119.76 MSRP, a 2.5x multiple that has so far been sliding rather than holding.

> $302.04 · current OP17 box market price, versus $119.76 MSRP

OP17 at one month: a 2.5x box and a negative slope

That 2.5x multiple is the headline number for OP17, and the three-month CAGR of -30% is the context that sits under it. A set this young has almost no price history to lean on, so the slope is doing most of the talking. Packs pencil out at $12.59 each at current box pricing.

The leader from the deck guide, Monkey.D.Luffy (079) (Super Leader Alternate Art), is the clearest single read on how OP17 chase value has moved. It sits at $1,776.47, off 0.7% on the week and down 28.9% over 30 days, against an all-time high of $2,500. The chart above shows that entire descent compressed into a very short window.

📦 OP17 booster box6 MONTHS · SEALED MARKET
since 2026-07-10
Sealed price against Bandai retail. Rip EV, pull rates and the full card list on the set page.

Inside the box

Expected rip value on OP17 is $173 against that $302.04 box price, an EV ratio of 0.57. Every sealed product is negative EV by design, so a ratio under 1 is the normal state of the world; 0.57 simply means OP17 is priced further above its contents than the current leaders on the EV board, where OP15 tops the list at 0.75.

Card Number Price
Rocks.D.Xebec (118) (Super Alternate Art) OP17-118 $6,100
Monkey.D.Luffy (079) (Super Leader Alternate Art) OP17-079 $1,776.47
Shanks (022) (Manga) OP17-022 $1,502.19
Edward.Newgate (005) (Manga) OP17-005 $1,150.89
Kaido (062) (Manga) OP17-062 $1,097.58

The Xebec SEC at $6,100 is both the set's ceiling and its all-time high, which tells you it has not been tested by a drawdown yet. The manga-art tier below it clusters tightly, with Shanks at $1,502.19 also sitting at its own all-time high and flat on the week.

The graded side

PSA population on OP17 is 0. That is the expected reading for a set one month out of the gate: submissions have not cleared, and no gem rate exists to quote. The graded premium multiple currently reads 2.6.

The card-level graded data is thinner still. The Luffy leader shows a PSA 10 at $3,450, a 1.9x multiple over raw, while the Shanks manga carries $3,500 in PSA 10 for a 2.3x. With zero registered population, those are quotes rather than a market.

Long-term read

OP17 scores 2 out of 10 on the Long-Term Score, labelled Unproven. That is a function of age more than anything else: one month of history, no graded population, and a -30% three-month annualized figure give the model very little to score positively.

What would move the needle is time and print data, neither of which exists yet. Meanwhile the set is producing volatility at the lower end too, with Charlotte Linlin (049) (Alternate Art) up 92.7% to $33.30 and Shanks (020) (Alternate Art) up 90.8% to $51.58 on the week. Competitive attention, of the sort a deck guide reflects, tends to land on cards in that band first. Run the rest through the screener.

Prices are point-in-time market estimates from OnePiece Terminal data, not financial advice. See how our data works.