ONE PIECE CARD SCANNER
One Piece Card Scanner: Identify One Piece TCG Cards and Check Prices
To identify a One Piece Card Game card, read the card code in the bottom-right corner (for example OP01-120) and the rarity letters next to it (C, UC, R, SR, SEC, L, SP). Parallel and alternate art versions share the same code, so check the artwork too. Solira scans the card and shows the matched version and its market price.
- Reads card codes like OP01-120
- Rarity letters C to SEC
- Parallel and alternate art
- Market price for the matched version
By the Solira team · Updated
STEP BY STEP
How to identify a One Piece card with Solira
- 1
Scan the card
Hold the card flat in the guide with the bottom-right corner readable.
- 2
Check the code and rarity
Confirm the card code and rarity letters on the result.
- 3
Confirm the artwork
Parallel arts share a code with the regular version, so compare the art and foil.
- 4
See the value
Read the market price for that version and save it to your collection.
01
How to read a One Piece card code
Every One Piece Card Game card prints a code in the bottom-right corner. The prefix tells you the product, and the number is the card's position in it.
| Prefix | Product | Example |
|---|---|---|
| OP | Main booster sets | OP01-120 |
| ST | Starter decks | ST01-012 |
| EB | Extra boosters | EB01-001 |
| P | Promo cards | P-001 |
02
One Piece rarity letters
The rarity is printed as letters next to the card code.
| Letters | Rarity |
|---|---|
| C | Common |
| UC | Uncommon |
| R | Rare |
| SR | Super Rare |
| SEC | Secret Rare |
| L | Leader |
| SP | Special card (reprinted art in a newer set) |
| P | Promo |
03
Parallel and alternate art cards
Parallel (alternate art) cards use the same code and rarity letters as the regular version but have different artwork and foil, and they are often worth many times more. Manga-style and special parallels are among the most valuable cards in the game. When you scan one, always compare the artwork on the result with your card.
- Same code as the regular version
- Different artwork and foil treatment
- Usually priced much higher
- Check the art, not just the code
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I identify a One Piece card?
Read the card code in the bottom-right corner (such as OP05-119) and the rarity letters beside it. Then check the artwork to see whether it is a parallel. A scanner like Solira does this from a photo.
What does SEC mean on a One Piece card?
SEC stands for Secret Rare, one of the rarest pulls in a One Piece booster set.
How do I know if my One Piece card is a parallel?
Parallels share the code of the regular card but have different artwork and foil. Compare your card's art with the standard version.
Can Solira scan Japanese One Piece cards?
Solira reads the printed details on the card and includes language in the match. Coverage depends on the catalog, so confirm the version shown on the result.
Scan your One Piece cards
Download Solira, scan a One Piece card, and see the matched version and its market price. Free to download on iPhone. Android is coming soon.