Singles binder

One Piece Singles Collection

61 One Piece TCG singles for sale, one of each, photographed front and back. Flip through the binder, or search for the card you need.

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One Piece Card Game singles in South Africa

This binder holds our One Piece Card Game singles: Leaders, Characters, Events and the alternate-art and manga-art versions collectors chase. Every card is one of one, photographed front and back, with its card number (such as OP12-118), set and condition. Some are Japanese printings, marked “Japanese” in their name.

Flip through the binder, or search by card name or number. Cards for sale come first. Sold cards leave the binder 60 days after they sold out.

Sealed One Piece booster boxes, packs and tins, and pre-orders of new sets, are on the One Piece Card Game page. Graded One Piece cards are in The Vault.

How we describe condition

Every card’s page states its condition. We use the grades most card shops use:

GradeWhat it means
Near Mint (NM)Looks almost unplayed: at most a tiny mark or a slightly soft corner.
Lightly Played (LP)Small signs of use: light edge or corner wear, a few faint scratches. No creases.
Moderately Played (MP)Clear wear: edge whitening, scuffs or scratches you notice at once, perhaps a small crease.
Heavily Played (HP)Heavy wear: creases, bends or marks all over, but the card is whole and genuine.

Condition is our own judgement of the card; it is not a professional grade. The photos show the actual card, front and back, so you can judge for yourself. Want a card graded by PSA, CGC or BGS? See our guide Pokémon card conditions and grading explained.

English and Japanese cards

Most of our singles are English. Japanese cards say “Japanese” in their name. Japanese printings often have different artwork or finishes and are popular with collectors. If you play in official tournaments, check the event’s rules on card languages before you buy a Japanese card to play with.

Ordering and delivery

Each card is one of one, so it can only go in one cart: once it is paid for, it shows as sold. Add the cards you want to your cart and pay by card, Instant EFT or the other methods PayFast offers. In-stock cards ship within one to two business days. Delivery anywhere in South Africa costs R119 by courier or R79 to a Pudo locker, 3 to 5 working days, for the whole order, so several cards travel for one delivery fee.

Every card is packed to protect it: in a penny sleeve and a semi-rigid card holder, wrapped in bubble wrap, inside a plastic container that is wrapped in bubble wrap again.