One Piece rarities
One Piece card rarities explained
C, UC, R, SR, SEC, L, SP, TR, parallels, manga: what each rarity means, and the cards in each.
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The short answer
A One Piece card's rarity is printed in letters on the card, with its code: C (common), UC (uncommon), R (rare), SR (super rare), SEC (secret rare), L (Leader) and P (promo), plus SPs and Treasure Rares. Almost every card also exists as a parallel (different artwork), and the most sought-after are manga rares, parallels whose artwork is a manga page.
Rarity codes
| Code | Rarity | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| C | Common | The most common cards. |
| UC | Uncommon | A little less common. |
| R | Rare | Less common. |
| SR | Super Rare | A set's headline cards, with a shiny finish. |
| SEC | Secret Rare | The highest of a set's standard rarities. |
| L | Leader | The card that leads your deck, with its life: one per deck. |
| P | Promo | Given out outside boosters: tournaments, events, products. |
| SP | SP | Cards from older sets, reprinted in a newer booster with special artwork and finish. |
| TR | Treasure Rare | A very rare rarity in recent sets. |
Parallels and manga
- Parallel
- An alternative version of a card, with the same code, different artwork and often a different finish. In gotem., each rarity has its parallel: "Parallel Super Rare", "Parallel Leader"…
- Manga
- The name collectors give to certain parallels whose artwork is a black-and-white manga page. It's not an official rarity, but they're among the most sought-after cards in the game.
- Reprints
- Some cards come back in other sets or products: gotem. keeps them separate from regular and parallel cards.
Rarities in the gotem. catalogue
Every rarity as gotem. names it, from most common to rarest, with the number of cards in each and the most valuable right now:
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Rarities are the same in every language, but not the prices, nor always the numbering of parallels: gotem. has one catalogue per language, each with its own prices. The language switch at the top of the site changes this page's list.
One Piece promo cardsHow you get them, how to recognise them, what they're worth.Frequently asked questions
What does SEC mean on a One Piece card?
Secret Rare: the highest of a set's standard rarities, above SR.
What is a parallel card?
An alternative version of a card, with the same code, different artwork and often a different finish. It's much rarer than the regular version.
What is a manga card?
A parallel whose artwork is a black-and-white manga page. It's not an official rarity, but they're among the most sought-after cards.
What does SP mean?
A card from an older set reprinted in a newer booster, with special artwork and finish.
What is the highest rarity?
Among booster rarities, Treasure Rares, SPs, parallel secret rares and manga rares are the hardest to pull. Some tournament promos, given out in very small numbers, are rarer still.
How can I see the rare cards I'm missing?
Add your cards to gotem., then filter by rarity and show missing cards: you see the parallels, SRs or SECs you're missing, with their price.
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Add your cards to gotem. (scan, import or by hand), filter by rarity and see the ones you're missing, with what they're worth. Free.
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