One Piece Card Game

Your One Piece Cards, Tracked and Priced

TurnZero HQ keeps your One Piece Card Game collection beside your other games: every printing you own, what each one is worth, how close you are to finishing each set, and a scanner that reads the card number off the corner of the card.

Start your One Piece collection

Search a card, scan a stack or import a spreadsheet, and TurnZero HQ keeps the count and the value. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.

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Browse One Piece Leaders, decks and sets

Look up any Leader, deck or set, with TCGplayer prices, without an account.

What TurnZero HQ does for One Piece today

The One Piece side of TurnZero HQ is a collection: the printings you own, with a price on each and a total on top. It lives in My Collection, behind a game menu that switches between All games and each game you collect. Every row is one exact printing, because in One Piece the same card number can be a common base card and a chase Parallel with the same text and very different prices.

TurnZero's One Piece collection on a wide screen, with the collection value, card counts, a three-month value chart and buttons for Sets and Import and export
The One Piece collection on the web, with demo cards. The total, its history, Sets and Import and export all sit on the first screen. View full size
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The catalog: TCGplayer's One Piece listings, more than 7,000 printings of over 2,800 card numbers, from booster sets, starter decks, extra boosters and promos, searchable by name or card number

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Every printing apart: the base card, Parallel, Alternate Art, Manga and the rest are separate entries with separate prices, and each card's page lists its other printings

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Prices per finish: TCGplayer market prices, updated daily, with normal and foil copies priced separately where both exist

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Every copy, exactly: condition, language and grade on each copy, like a PSA 10 Parallel, with your own value where the market price doesn't fit

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A collection total: printings owned, total copies and total value, with unpriced copies counted separately instead of as $0, and the All games view adding it to your other games' totals

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Value over time: every printing's 90-day price chart, and with Premium, your collection's value history, recorded nightly

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Set completion: how many of each set's base printings you own, with Parallels and other special printings tallied apart, and a checklist of what's missing

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Binders: group cards however you keep them, three free and up to 50 with Premium

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Import and export: bring a CSV over from the TCGplayer app or a spreadsheet, preview every row, and export yours any time

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Card pages: cost, power, counter, life, colors, types, attribute and effect text, your copies, a price chart and a link to buy the exact printing on TCGplayer

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Decks: build a deck around a Leader, checked against the deck-building rules as you go, see which cards your collection is missing, copy the decklist for a simulator, and publish it to One Piece decks

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Game tracking: keep each player's life in a One Piece game at the table, let others in the gathering watch live, and record who won and how. How the life tracker works

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Scanning: hold cards under your phone's camera one at a time, or type the card number, and each card goes straight into the collection

One Piece guides

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Deckbuilding

Sets & Releases

Collecting & Value

What it does not do yet

One Piece in TurnZero HQ is a collection, plus deck building, trades and game tracking. Game tracking keeps score and records results; One Piece games don't get ratings, win odds, per-game stats or AI recaps. Sealed product and population reports aren't tracked for any game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does TurnZero HQ support the One Piece Card Game?

Yes, for collecting. One Piece sits in My Collection beside your other games: search TCGplayer's One Piece catalog by name or card number, add the exact printings you own with their condition and grade, see what each one and the whole collection is worth, finish sets, sort binders, import a CSV, and scan cards in with your phone's camera. You can also build One Piece decks checked against the deck-building rules and publish them, keep a wishlist, share a binder with a link, see collection stats and price movers, and log trades that update your collection. At the table, TurnZero HQ keeps each player's life in a One Piece game and records who won and how.

Where do the One Piece card prices come from?

From TCGplayer market prices, refreshed once a day. Every printing carries its own price, so a Parallel or Super Alternate Art is never valued like the base card, and a normal and a foil copy of the same printing are priced separately where TCGplayer lists both. A card with no market price is left out of the collection total and counted separately rather than being treated as worth $0.

Is the One Piece collection free?

The collection, card pages, scanner, set completion, import and export, card price charts and three binders come with a free TurnZero HQ account on iPhone, Android and the web. Premium adds the collection value chart and up to 50 binders.

Can I scan One Piece cards on the web?

The camera scanner runs on phones. On the web, and on a phone too if you prefer, you type the card number printed in the bottom right corner, like "OP01-016" or "ST21-001", and TurnZero HQ finds the card from that.

Know what your One Piece cards are worth.

Search, scan, import and count your collection, priced daily from TCGplayer. Free to start.

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ONE PIECE CARD GAME card names and images are the property of Bandai and their respective owners. ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation. TurnZero HQ is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Bandai, Shueisha, or Toei Animation. Card data and prices come from TCGplayer.