One Piece TCG Cards

This is another piece of information that you can find in the bottom right part of the card. Here are a few of the most common designation codes you can expect to see on your cards:

• (C) Common: Over half of your Booster Pack will typically be Common Cards. These have no foil and feature lesser-known characters.
• (UC) Uncommon: Some Booster Packs will have 2-4 Uncommon Cards. You’ll see more famous characters or stronger effects on these cards.
• (R) Rare: You’re basically guaranteed one rare in every Booster Pack. Rare cards will have some sort of foil, usually on the edge, and showcase exciting characters and events.
• (L) Leader: While not necessarily a measure of rarity, Leader cards are important because you build your deck around them.
• (SR) Super Rare: Get powerful players and attacks, as well as combo pieces that can help you maximize your deck.
• (SEC) Secret Rare: Definitely hard to pull, these cards will show pivotal characters or scenes, like Shanks and Yamato.
• (TR) Treasure Rare: While harder to obtain than Super Rares, Treasure Rares do come up starting with OP-06 sets. They have exclusive alternate art, but no functional advantage.

Yes! You can find Super Rare and Treasure Rare cards in OP Booster Boxes to ensure you build a deck that’s beautiful, functional, and versatile. The more packs you buy, the higher chances you have of snagging a Secret Rare.

This super special anniversary release features:

• 6 Leader Cards
• 45 Commons
• 30 Uncommons
• 26 Rares
• 10 Super Rares
• 2 Secret Rares
• SPR Cards
• Anniversary Cards
• Treasure Rares